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                    A  Workshop on Autonomy and Vulnerability
                                       February 23-24, 2018
                                Emory   University School  of Law
                                  1301 Clifton Rd, Atlanta GA 30322

Friday, February 23
4:00 - 6:30 pm Theorizing Vulnerability and Autonomy
   *   The Myth ofAutonomy I Lua Kamal Yuille (University of Kansas School of Law)
   *  Autonomy  and Vulnerability: Dichotomy or Continuum? I Carolina Montero
       (Alberto Hurtado University; University of Chile)
   *   Global Bioethics, Vulnerability, and the Politics ofDisposability I
       Henk ten Have (Duquesne University, Center for Healthcare Ethics)
   *   Responsiveness and Resilience Beyond Neoliberal Autonomy |
       Martha T. McCluskey (University of Buffalo School of Law)

6:45 - 8:00 pm DINNER

Saturday, February 24

9:30 - 10:00 am BREAKFAST
10:00 - 12:00 pm Challenging the Ideal of Autonomy
   *  Asymmetrical Responsibility in Healthcare Context: Relational Autonomy, Care, and Paternalism |
       Janet Delgado (University of La Laguna, Spain)
   *   Equalityfor Persons with Disabilities: The Vulnerability ofAutonomy| Justice Srem-Sai
       (University of Leeds School of Law, UK)
   *   Community and Vulnerability: A Reading of Relational Freedom in Aristotle I Benjamin Davis
       (Emory University, Department of Philosophy)

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm LUNCH
1:00 - 3:00 pm Past Autonomy and the Public/Private Divide
   *   Vulnerability versus Autonomy, through a Lens ofSexual Offences I Sorcha McCormack
       (University of Leeds School of Law, UK)
   *   Reflections on Vulnerability, Autonomy, Family Violence and the Responsive State I Sam Lewis
       (University of Leeds School of Law, UK)
   *  Aspiring to Autonomy on Relationship Breakdown: Rethinking Autonomyfor the Vulnerable Subject I
       Anna Heenan (University of Exeter School of Law, UK)

3:15 - 5:15 pm Institutional Vulnerability, Resilience, and Autonomy
   *  Agency-Constitutive Vulnerability and Just Institutions I Thomas Bundschuh
       (Sheffield Hallam University, Helena Kennedy Centre, UK)
   *   Ecological Vulnerability and the Devolution ofIndividualAutonomy I Katie Woolaston
       (Griffith Law School, Australia)
   *   Vulnerability, Autonomy, and Resilience: An Analysis of the Contingent Workforce I Rich Phan
       (University of Melbourne, School of Historical and Philosophical Studies, Australia)

Workshop  Conveners:
Stu Marvel (smarvel@emory.edu) and Martha Albertson Fineman (mlfinem@emory.edu).

                         Email questions to Rachel Ezrol (rezrol~emory.edu).



         EM     ORY           Vulnerability  and the
          UNIVERSITY       Human Condition Initiative