Ludovika University of Public Service
Budapest, Hungary
SEPTEMBER 7-10, 2023
“Michael Oakeshott: Liberalism Revisited”
Program
Thursday, September 7th , 2023
18:00-19:00 Reception (Main Building of the Ludovika University of Public Service, Ludovika Square, Zrinyi Hall)
19:00 Keynote address (Timothy Fuller) and Dinner (University restaurant)
Friday, September 8th , 2023
8:45-10:15 Panel I: Oakeshott and Liberal Education (Zrinyi Hall)
Quinton Peralta-Greenough—‘Liberalism in Liberal Education: An Oakeshottian Contribution’ Andrew Humphries and Albert Loan—‘Oakeshott and Ostrom on Liberal and Political Education’ Kevin Williams—‘Extending the Conversation: Decolonizing Oakeshott’s Philosophy of Liberal Education’ Eno Trimcev—‘An Oakeshottian Defense of European Citizenship in the Postmodern Age’ Chair: Ken McIntyre
10:30-12:00 Panel II: Oakeshott and Liberalism in the Non-Anglophone World
Gülşen Seven—‘The Wanting Ideology: Liberalism in Turkey’ Leszek Nowak—‘Un-Oakeshottian Liberalism in Poland after 1989’ Chor-yung Cheung—‘Theorizing the Civil Condition: Oakeshott and Chinese Liberalism’ Chair: Eric Kos
12:00-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00 Panel III: Oakeshott and Continental Thinkers
James Alexander—‘The Split Personality of the State’ Michael Adamo—‘The Individual Manqué in Oakeshott and Houellebecq’ Mathis Bitton—‘An Illiberal Life: Oakeshott, Berlin, and the Counter-Enlightenment’ Samanta Stecko—‘Oakeshott’s Aristocratic Liberalism and Aristotle’s Conception of Magnanimity’ Chair: Leslie Marsh
15:15-16:45 Panel IV: Oakeshott and Meta-political Theory and Theorizing
Attila Molnar—‘Mobilization and Governing’ Ferenc Hörcher—‘The Idea of ‘the Political’ in Oakeshott and His Criticism of Ideology-Drive Liberalism in His Inaugural Speech’ Gene Callahan—‘Michael Oakeshott Goes Fishing’ Nathan Cockram—‘A Note on Oakeshott, Practical Knowledge, and Civil Society’ Chair: Attila Molnar
17:00 Dinner (John Lukacs Club)
Saturday, September 9th , 2023
8:45-10:15 Panel V: Oakeshott and Public Policy
Dean Ball—‘Navigating the Meridian: Oakeshott’s Compass for Decentralized Environmental Policy’ Adam Lovasz—‘Michael Oakeshott on the Dangers of the Welfare State’ Kenneth McIntyre—‘Value Pluralism and Freedom of Association: Oakeshottian Reflections’ Chair: Leslie Marsh
10:30-12:00 Panel VI: Oakeshott and Liberalism I
Jakob Söderbaum—‘Oakeshott—A Pioneer in Turning Conservatism into a Creed of Liberty’ Agostino Carrino—‘Oakeshott and Aron: A Liberal Conservatism for the 21st Century?’ Gábor Megadja—‘What’s Wrong with Liberalism?’ Haosheng Li—‘Beyond an Instrumentalist View of the State?: On Rawls’s “Political” Turn in Oakeshott’s Perspective’ Chair: Ken McIntyre
12:00-13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00 Panel VII: Oakeshott and Liberalism II
Zoltán Pető—‘The Enemy of the Individual: Michael Oakeshott and the Critique of Mass Politics’ Michael Jacobs—‘An Oakeshottian Analysis of Stephen Wolfe’s Christian Nationalism: Civil Association vs. The Complete Good’ Thomas Cheeseman—‘The Joys of Muddling: Oakeshott among the Originalists’ Carlos Marques de Almeida, “Beyond Liberalism: The English Imagination in the Political Theory of Michael Oakeshott” Chair: Eric Kos
19:00 Dinner
Sunday, September 10th , 2023
Depart on individual schedules
Liberalism Michael Oakeshott Michael Oakeshott Association