16TH BRAGA MEETINGS
  • Home
  • Keynote Speakers
  • List of Panels
    • P1 - Food Justice
    • P2 - Distribution, Power Resources, and Domination
    • P3 - Freedom, Equality, and What Else?
    • P4 - Beyond Identity from Within
    • P5 - Structural injustice
    • P6 - Scientific Authority and Democratic Legitimacy
    • P7 - Rethinking Political Parties in Contemporary Democracy
    • P8 - New and Old Methodological Challenges in Normative Political Theory
    • P9 - Rethinking Love
    • P10 - Between Trenches and Ivory Towers: Societal Institutional and Professional Roles in the Ethics of Contemporary Conflict
    • P11 - Partiality and Impartiality in Ethics and Politics
    • P12 - The Critique of Social Patologies
    • P13 - Elections Under Strain: Populism, Representation, Power, and Democratic Limits
    • P14 - Animal Ethics and Politics
    • P15 - Democratic Innovations in the Digital Age
    • P16 - Communicative Paths to Righting Epistemic Wrongs
    • P17 - Democratic Crises and Critical Responses
    • P18 - Water Ethics and the Governance of a Finite Common Good
    • P19 - Individual Freedom and Social Subjectivity in the Technological Age
    • P20 - Critical Concepts in Turbulent Times: Contemporary Reconfigurations
    • P21 - Limits of Markets
    • P22 - Relational Humanity as Moral Ground: Cross-Cultural Perspectives
    • P23 - The Ethics of Preference Formation
  • Registration
  • Conference Dinner
  • Venue and Directions
  • Previous editions
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The Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy is an annual event organized by the Centre for Ethics, Politics and Society (CEPS) at the University of Minho in Braga. In recent years, it has become one of the leading European Meetings in Moral and Political Philosophy, offering scholars an excellent opportunity to expand their network and present their work to welcoming audiences.

This edition will take place on June 29, 30, and July 1, 2026. 
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​Keynote speakers


​Robin Celikates 
(Freie Universität Berlin)

Chiara Cordelli 
(University of Chicago)

​​Sally Haslanger 
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)



  
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For any inquiries, please write to [email protected]
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Conference funded by national funds through FCT – Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, I.P., under project UID/04952/2025
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  • Home
  • Keynote Speakers
  • List of Panels
    • P1 - Food Justice
    • P2 - Distribution, Power Resources, and Domination
    • P3 - Freedom, Equality, and What Else?
    • P4 - Beyond Identity from Within
    • P5 - Structural injustice
    • P6 - Scientific Authority and Democratic Legitimacy
    • P7 - Rethinking Political Parties in Contemporary Democracy
    • P8 - New and Old Methodological Challenges in Normative Political Theory
    • P9 - Rethinking Love
    • P10 - Between Trenches and Ivory Towers: Societal Institutional and Professional Roles in the Ethics of Contemporary Conflict
    • P11 - Partiality and Impartiality in Ethics and Politics
    • P12 - The Critique of Social Patologies
    • P13 - Elections Under Strain: Populism, Representation, Power, and Democratic Limits
    • P14 - Animal Ethics and Politics
    • P15 - Democratic Innovations in the Digital Age
    • P16 - Communicative Paths to Righting Epistemic Wrongs
    • P17 - Democratic Crises and Critical Responses
    • P18 - Water Ethics and the Governance of a Finite Common Good
    • P19 - Individual Freedom and Social Subjectivity in the Technological Age
    • P20 - Critical Concepts in Turbulent Times: Contemporary Reconfigurations
    • P21 - Limits of Markets
    • P22 - Relational Humanity as Moral Ground: Cross-Cultural Perspectives
    • P23 - The Ethics of Preference Formation
  • Registration
  • Conference Dinner
  • Venue and Directions
  • Previous editions
  • Contact Us