This track explores the intersection of art and political thought, examining how artistic practices can serve as a medium for political expression and critique. Contributions may analyze historical and contemporary examples of art that engage with themes of justice, power, and social movements.

This session invites papers that delve into the philosophical underpinnings of global justice, addressing theories of distributive justice and moral obligations across borders. Participants will engage with concepts such as cosmopolitanism and the role of the state in promoting equity.

This track examines how literature reflects, critiques, and shapes democratic ideals and practices. Papers may focus on literary works that engage with themes of liberty, governance, and the social contract in various cultural contexts.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of political decision-making in contemporary governance structures. Contributions will analyze the role of political ethics in addressing issues such as inequality, human rights, and civic responsibility.

This track investigates the contributions of civic philosophy to the understanding and mobilization of social movements. Papers may explore how philosophical principles inform activism and the pursuit of justice in various societal contexts.

This session addresses the complexities of globalization and its impact on political philosophy and justice. Contributions will critically assess the tensions between global interconnectedness and local identities, as well as the implications for governance and human rights.

This track examines the relationship between political ideals and the persistent issue of inequality in society. Papers will explore how various philosophical frameworks address the challenges posed by economic and social disparities.

This session explores the dynamic tension between state power and individual liberty within political philosophy. Contributions will analyze historical and contemporary debates surrounding the limits of authority and the protection of personal freedoms.

This track invites discussions on the philosophical foundations and implications of human rights in a global context. Papers may address the universality of rights, cultural relativism, and the role of international institutions in promoting justice.

This session focuses on the role of the public sphere in democratic societies, examining how discourse and participation shape political outcomes. Contributions will explore the implications of civic engagement for political philosophy and justice.

This track investigates the interplay between cosmopolitan ideals and local justice initiatives. Papers will explore how global perspectives can inform local practices and policies aimed at achieving equity and justice.