International Journal of Philosophical Studies is doing a special issue on
vulnerability. See below for their three awards. Deadline coming up.

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From: Maria Baghramian <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 6:18 AM



*The 2019 IJPS Robert Papazian competition*

*Extended Deadline and Additional Prizes*



*Deadline extended to 31 October 2019*



*Two Additional Prizes sponsored by the H2020 Research Project PEriTiA have
been added *



*The topic for the 2019 competition is the Ethics and Politics of
Vulnerability.*



*There are two prize categories: *



(1)   Prizes for papers in the general area of the* Ethics and Politics of
Vulnerability. *Topics may include but not limited to: vulnerability and
epistemic injustice, care ethics, medical humanities, (inter)dependence,
subjectivity, language, recognition, precariousness and precarity,
capabilities or forms of resilience.

First Prize €1500

Second Prize €1000

Third Prize €500



(2)  A Prize of  €1500 sponsored by the Horizon 2020 research project
PEriTia on the topic of Trust and Vulnerability: Annette Baier famously
argued that “Trust …. is accepted vulnerability to another's possible but
not expected ill will (or lack of good will) toward one” (Baier 1986:235). We
invite papers exploring the connections between trust and vulnerability.
Papers focusing on epistemic and social trust and their connections with
vulnerability are particularly welcome.



Scholarly essays from all philosophical approaches – analytic, continental,
and historical – dealing with the topic of vulnerability in its moral,
political, and social forms and contexts are invited.

Word limit: 8000–10,000 words, including notes and references. Closing date
for submissions: *31  October 2019.*



Please submit your paper by email directly to Professor Maria Baghramian at
[log in to unmask],  using the subject line IJPS Vulnerability.



Make sure that the essay is modified for double blind review and that it has
an abstract.

Submissions should not be under consideration for publication else- where
and should not be submitted to any other journal until the outcome of the
competition is known.



All submitted papers will be evaluated, in the first instance, by the
journal’s editorial board. The shortlisted papers will be judged by
external referee(s). The jury will evaluate the entries on the originality
of the paper, its engagement with the announced topics, the contribution it
makes to scholarship in the field, the quality of the argumentation and its
conceptual clarity.



The decision of the jury will be final. The jury reserves the right to award
no prizes at all if submitted material is not of an appropriate standard.



All shortlisted papers will be considered for publication in a special
issue of IJPS, as well as an edited book,  on the topic of vulnerability.





Link to further information about the Robert Papazian Prize:

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Professor Maria Baghramian, MRIA
School of Philosophy
University College Dublin, Ireland
Principal Investigator: "When Experts Disagree"
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