Frankfurt Lectures
In each of the Frankfurt Lectures an outstanding international scholar is invited to address a particular aspect of the formation of normative orders in a theoretically innovative and topical manner in a series of two consecutive lectures.
Frankfurt Lecture XII
Bruce A. Ackerman: Postmodern Predicaments
8 and 9 May 2023
Past events:
Frankfurt Lecture XI
Anne Peters: Rechte, Pflichten und Verantwortung in der post-humanistischen Konstellation
4 and 5 November 2019
Frankfurt Lecture X
Friedrich Kratochwil: Theorie der politischen Praxis?
24 and 25 October 2016
Frankfurt Lecture IX
Liam B. Murphy: Private Law and Public Illusion
2 and 3 May 2016
Frankfurt Lecture VIII
James Scott: The Late-Neolithic Multi-species Re-settlement Camp and the Earliest States
1 and 2 June 2015
Frankfurt Lecture VII
R. Jay Wallace: Bilateral Morality
1 and 2 July 2013
Frankfurt Lecture VI
Philip Pettit: Distinguishing Justice and Democracy
30 and 31 January 2012
Frankfurt Lecture V
Martti Koskenniemi: International Law and Empire: Historical Lessons
9. und 10. Mai 2011
Frankfurt Lecture IV
Jonathan Israel: Philosophy and Revolution in the late 18th Century: a Reinterpretation
8. und 9. November 2010
Frankfurt Lecture III
Frank I. Michelman: The Case of Liberty
17. und 18. Mai 2010
Frankfurt Lecture II
Nancy Fraser: The Crisis of Capitalism
19. und 20. April 2010
Frankfurt Lecture I
Charles Larmore: Vernunft und Subjektivität
2. und 3. November 2009