Le GRIPP est fier de s’associer à la conférence sur les droits territoriaux organisée par Amandine Catala (UQAM) et Margaret Moore (Queen’s) intitulée Droits territoriaux. Nouvelles directions et nouveaux défis.

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Voici le programme:

Jour 1: Vendredi 21 avril 2017
UQAM, Salle DS-1950 (320 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est)

9.00-9.15: Bienvenue et introduction

9.15-10.55: Panel 1: The Boundary Problem, Expulsion, and Attachment

• Paulina Ochoa Espejo, “Territorial Grounds of Democracy: Territory, Property, and Jurisdiction in Juan de Solórzano’s Derecho Indiano”
• Patti Lenard, “Expulsion from Membership and Territory”
• Cara Nine, “Place Attachment: What’s Identity Got to Do with It?”

10.55-11.15: Pause café

11.15-12.45: Panel 2: Unoccupied Areas, Territorial Expansion, and Resource Rights

• Margaret Moore, “Is Canada Entitled to the Arctic?”
• Alejandra Mancilla, “Sorting Out the Normative Grounds of Territorial Rights and Rights over Natural Resources in Antarctica”

12.45-13.45: Dîner

13.45-15.15: Panel 3: Ownership, Stewardship, and Territorial Rights

• Mathias Risse, “Humanity’s Collective Ownership of the Earth and Immigration”
• Fabian Schuppert, “Territorial Rights, Control over Natural Resources, and the Specter of Intergenerational Domination: Examining the Prospects and Limits of a Stewardship Account”

15.15-15.45: Pause café

15.45-17.15: Panel 4: Natural Resource Conservation and Animals’ Right to Place

• Chris Armstrong, “Justice and the Burdens of Natural Resource Conservation”
• Avery Kolers, “Primitive and Political Rights to Place: Zoopolis and Beyond” – with a reply by Will Kymlicka

17.15-18.15: Réception

Jour 2: Samedi 22 avril 2017
UQAM, Salle DS-1950 (320 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est)

9.00-10.30: Panel 5:
Roundtable on A. John Simmons’ Boundaries of Authority (OUP 2016)
Présidente: Mira Bachvarova

• Commentaires de David Miller, Cara Nine, Anna Stilz
• Réponse de A. John Simmons

10.30-11.00: Pause café

11.00-12.30: Panel 6: Indigenous Land Claims and Postcolonial Boundary Drawing

• Kerstin Reibold, “Waldron and Indigenous Land Claims”
• Catherine Lu, “Border Disputes: Postcolonial States and the Struggle for Reconciliation”

12.30-13.30: Dîner

13.30-15.00: Panel 7: Secession and Annexation

• David Lefkowitz, “International Law, Institutional Reasoning, and Secession”
• Amandine Catala, “What’s Really Wrong with Annexation: A Non-Domination Account”

15.00-15.30: Pause café

15.30-17.00: Panel 8: Territory, Immigration, and Self-Determination

• Sarah Song, “Collective Self-Determination and Immigration Control”
• Anna Stilz, “A Political Autonomy Account of Self-Determination”

17.00-17.15: Conclusion