Mardi intime de la Chaire Hoover par Kebadu Mekonnen (Addis Abeba) & Thierry Ngosso (Yaounde/St Gallen) Coronavirus: what is at stake for Africa? Should African countries follow by the letter the WHO guidelines in response to Covid-19?

Mardi intime de la Chaire Hoover par Axel Gosseries & Olivier Pereira We present the key goals that Covid-19 geolocation data collection could pursue. We discuss how to rank them.

Mardi intime de la Chaire Hoover par Jean-Michel Chaumont Les mesures prise contre la pandémie peuvent-elles conduire à une guerre civile? La question de la recevabilité sociale des mesures prises contre la pandémie est capitale.

"Coronavirus : inégalités révélées, inégalités renforcées ?" Philippe Defeyt nous entretiendra des effets distributifs du confinement et de la pandémie, en pointant probablement aussi vers quelques pistes de politiques : Coronavirus et redistribution des revenus

9:00-9:30: coffee reception 1st session: D.144 (Salle Rousseau), Bâtiment Dupriez Chair: Nathalie Schryvers - 9:30-10:25: Daniel Halliday, “Immigration and Inheritance” Respondent: Manuel Valente - 10:25-10:40: break - 10:40-11:35: Grégory Ponthière, “An age-based tax on inheritance” Respondent: Eric Fabri - 11:35-12:30: Edoardo Traversa, “Taxing Inheritance Without Inheritance Tax” Responden

"Lutter contre le coronavirus : confinement contre immunité collective ?" par Maxime Lambrecht (Vidéo) Slides

Akshath Jitendranath (J.S. Mill College, Free University Amsterdam) Hard Choices: Neither Parity, Nor Incommensurability, Nor Incomparability Taking what Isaac Levi and Ruth Chang call hard choices as my point of departure, I present a comprehensive and systematic critique of the contemporary philosophical discussion of this phenomena.

Michael Otsuka (LSE) Presentation 35’ and debate Reciprocity vs. redistribution: The Case for Collective Pensions

Kevin Hartmann (UCLouvain) In the last 20 years, pension reforms have included the implementation of mechanisms that externalize the decision of altering the parameters of a pension system from the political decision. These are the Automatic Adjustment Mechanisms (AAM).

Andrei Poama (Leiden University) All things equal, it seems wrong that offenders who are unjustly subject to socio-economic deprivations are held criminally responsible and subsequently punished the same as non-deprived offenders. This paper argues that, particularly for paradigmatic cases, unjust socio-economic deprivation grounds a wrongful social provocation (WSP) defense.