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  • Good Society Doggerel

We are starting a fun, new page in The Good Society called Good Society Doggerel – poems for a good society. Please submit your poems, short stories, and other creative contributions to pegs@gvpt.umd.edu.

For Worth Remembering

Most famously I am famousMostly, among famous peopleWho famously worry about their fameAnd wonder, famously, if I am famous enough to share their fameI am, in short, famously obscureAs are most of those who famously insistOn something being famously this or famously that

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The Good Society APSA Panel Announcement

"Identity, Inclusion, and the Politics of Recognition"

August 28–31, 2008 – Boston, MA

In the spirit of this year's conference theme, Categories and the Politics of Global Inequalities, the Committee on the Political Economy of the Good Society offers "Identity, Inclusion and the Politics of Recognition" as an opportunity to critically engage the debate surrounding theories of recognition. We will examine issues of citizenship, gender, social connectedness, and identity to learn how these concepts can lead to political and economic inclusion, exclusion, and outright violence.

Division: R-POLECO

Division: Div. 3 – Normative Political Theory

Presenters:

  • Simon Thompson, University of the West of England

  • Claudia Leeb, Harvard University

  • Jacob Schiff, University of Chicago

Discussants:

  • Andrew Buchwalter, University of North Florida

  • Paul Apostolidis, Whitman College

Chair: Breanna M. Forni, University of Maryland [End Page 83]

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