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International Conference on Political Theory and Public Policy

📅 10–11 Feb 2027 📍 Ottawa, Canada 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the fundamental concepts and philosophical underpinnings of political theory. It invites papers that analyze classical and contemporary theories of governance, justice, and power.

This session focuses on the intersection of public policy and ethics, examining how moral frameworks influence policy decisions. Contributions should address ethical dilemmas in policy formulation and implementation.

This track investigates the evolving nature of democracy in contemporary societies. Papers should explore challenges to democratic governance, including populism, authoritarianism, and civic engagement.

This session seeks to understand the principles of justice and their application in promoting social equity. Researchers are encouraged to present studies that highlight disparities and propose frameworks for justice in policy.

This track examines the role of institutions in shaping governance structures and public policy outcomes. Papers should analyze institutional effectiveness, reform, and the impact of governance on societal well-being.

This session focuses on the relationship between law and political reform, exploring how legal frameworks can facilitate or hinder change. Contributions should critically assess reform initiatives and their implications for governance.

This track invites papers that apply philosophical inquiry to the analysis of public policy issues. It aims to foster discussions on the normative dimensions of policy-making and the role of philosophy in public discourse.

This session explores governance models from a global perspective, highlighting comparative analyses across different political systems. Papers should address the implications of globalization for national and local governance.

This track examines the dynamics of civic engagement and its impact on political participation. Researchers are encouraged to explore innovative strategies for enhancing citizen involvement in democratic processes.

This session focuses on the ethical responsibilities of political leaders and the implications of their decisions on public trust. Contributions should analyze case studies of leadership ethics in various political contexts.

This track investigates how institutions contribute to the delivery of justice within society. Papers should explore the effectiveness of legal and political institutions in ensuring equitable access to justice.