Filosofia e questioni pubbliche - Philosophy and Public IssuesEISSN 2240-7987 / ISSN 1591-0660
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Call for Papers

Closed Call for Papers

Call for Paper: "Structural Injustice"

FQP/PPI – Filosofia e Questioni/Philosophy and Public Issues

Submission Deadline: August 30, 2024

Topic areas: Social and Political Philosophy

Details: FQP/PPI is launching a call for submissions of articles on the topic of ‘structural injustice’ with the aim of contributing to the current academic debates on this topic. Structure has long been a popular concept in political philosophy. The idea that injustice can be built in and reproduced by structures has been shared by a wide variety of schools of thought. Despite this intellectual history, structures, and structural injustice in particular, became a central point for discussion in contemporary political theory following Iris Marion Young’s works (Young, 1990; 2003; 2004; 2006a; 2006b; 2011). Structural injustice and the political responsibility model suggested by Young also sparked a considerable secondary literature that either challenges her views or applies her theory to timely case studies such as colonialism (Lu, 2011; 2017; 2023), climate change (Godoy, 2017), and gender inequality (Nuti, 2019; Parekh, 2011).

We invite submissions of original contributions discussing topics that include, but are not limited to: Structural injustice and global justice; Oppression, domination, exploitation; Misrecognition and structural injustice; Liability model vs. political responsibility model; Responsibility attribution for structural injustice; Backward-looking remedies vs. forward-looking measures; Critical discussions on structural injustice (e.g. Estlund 2024); Activism and structural change; Social transformations and structural change; Historical injustice and structural injustice; Identity politics and structural injustice; Structural injustice and vulnerability

Submission Details

Please send a (.doc or .docx) file containing the full paper and a title, prepared for blind review with all revealing references to the author removed. All personal information (name, affiliation, and contact) must be submitted separately, along with a short abstract (200 words max). The deadline for submission is 30th August 2024.

All materials must be submitted via e-mail to the editors of the symposium (vgentile@luiss.it & ubulgan@luiss.it), and to the managing editors of FQP (vvidotto@luiss.it & msavarese@luiss.it).