LEST conference at the KU Leuven faculty of Theology: https://theo.kuleuven.be/en/lest/lest-xii/short-paper-sessions
Lees verder “Mary, Queen of Europe: Towards a Marian Political Theology”
Mary, Queen of Europe: Towards a Marian Political Theology
Freedom, counterfactuals and economic laws: further comments on Machaj and Hülsmann
Bauwens, M. (2017). ‘Freedom, counterfactuals and economic laws: further comments on Machaj and Hülsmann’. The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 20 (4), 366-372.
A Mariological metametaphysics
Bauwens, M. (2018). ‘A Mariological metametaphysics’. International Journal of Philosophy and Theology, Volume 80, 2019 – Issue 3, Pages 255-271.
Louis XIV and the metaphysics of a juridical Christology
Bauwens, M. (2018). ‘Louis XIV and the metaphysics of a juridical Christology’. International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 84 (3) 289–305.
Institutions as dispositions: Searle, Smith and the ontology of blind chess
Bauwens, M. (2018). ‘Institutions as dispositions: Searle, Smith and the ontology of blind chess’ Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, 48 (3), 254-272.
Thomas on the metaphysics of freedom in heaven and hell
Bauwens, M. (2018). ‘Thomas on the metaphysics of freedom in heaven and hell’. Divus Thomas, 121 (3), 313 -318.
Is God a juridical person? An institutional metaphysics for the Trinity
12/09/2018 – 14/09/2018
België
Analytic Theology and the Tri-Personal God : the Trinitarian Renewal in Analytic Tradition, UCL – Louvain – Louvain-la-Neuve
Is God a juridical person? An institutional metaphysics for the Trinity
Personhood, contingency and self-gift: from Duns Scotus to Humanae Vitae
03/07/2018 – 08/07/2018
Oostenrijk
Dietrich von Hildebrand Schülerkreis, Gaming
Personhood, contingency and self-gift: from Duns Scotus to Humanae Vitae
Intellect and will in the 1277 condemnations, and the collapse of Leuven neo-Thomism
26/04/2018 – 27/04/2018
Spanje
LIV Philosophical Meetings: Intelligence and Will in Thomas Aquinas, University of Navarra, Pamplona
Intellect and will in the 1277 condemnations, and the collapse of Leuven neo-Thomism
A bold metaphysics for the social sciences
29/09/2017 – 30/09/2017
België
(together with Matteo Scozia), International symposium ‘Worlds of Entanglement,’ Free University of Brussels (VUB)
A bold metaphysics for the social sciences
The ontology of fractional reserve banking
Bauwens, M. (2017). ‘The ontology of fractional reserve banking.’ Journal of Institutional Economics, 13 (2), 447-466.
Will we be free (to sin) in heaven?
Bauwens, M. (2017). ‘Will we be free (to sin) in heaven?’, in Heaven and philosophy, ed. Simon Cushing, Lexington Books (Rowman&Littlefield), 231-254.
On the metaphysics of economics and purgatory
Bauwens, M. (2017). ‘On the metaphysics of economics and purgatory’ in Purgatory: Philosophical Dimensions, ed. Kristof K.P. Vanhoutte and Benjamin W. McCraw, Palgrave MacMillan, 263-280.
Developing Economic Theology: On the Metaphysics of Economics and Purgatory
29/08/2017
België
Faith in the academy, theology among the disciplines, Postgraduate Conference of the Society for the Study of Theology: Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven
Developing Economic Theology: On the Metaphysics of Economics and Purgatory
Thomas on the metaphysics of freedom in heaven and hell
20/04/2017 – 22/04/2017
Italië
SITA Congresso Internazionale “La persona umana: Id quod est perfectissimum in tota natura,” Bologna
Thomas on the metaphysics of freedom in heaven and hell
Falling Walls Lab Leuven: Fake social science
Falling walls lab Leuven, 15 March 2017, 2nd place
What is social ontology? What is social metaphysics? And what does it matter for social science?
31/08/2016 – 02/09/2016
Nederland
Collective Intentionality X conference, The Hague
What is social ontology? What is social metaphysics? And what does it matter for social science?
On the ontology of fractional reserve banking
12/07/2016 – 13/07/2016
Groot-Brittannië
40 years of the Cambridge Journal of Economics, St Catharine’s College, Cambridge
On the ontology of fractional reserve banking
On the ontology of fractional reserve banking
24/05/2016
Duitsland
Finance – Knowledge – Justice, Goethe Universität Frankfurt
On the ontology of fractional reserve banking
What is a game of blind chess? Gradualism, dispositions and the Searle-Smith debate
24/09/2015 – 26/09/2015
Italië
4th Conference of the European Network on Social Ontology (ENSO IV), University of Palermo
What is a game of blind chess? Gradualism, dispositions and the Searle-Smith debate
Comments on Roversi ‘Acting within and outside an institution’
Buekens, F., Bauwens, M., Cossaer, L. (2015). ‘Comments on Roversi ‘Acting within and outside an institution’’. Methode – Analytic Perspectives, 4 (6), 213-221.
What is social ontology (not)?
23/06/2015
Groot-Brittannië
PHD/ECR conference, Centre for social ontology, Warwick University
What is social ontology (not)?
The ontology of money: towards a unified account
05/06/2015
België
International workshop on social ontology and institutions, KU Leuven
The ontology of money: towards a unified account
Searle and the social ontology of money, bank credit and economic cycles
15/11/2013 – 16/11/2013
Nederland
International OZSW conference, Erasmus University of Rotterdam
Searle and the social ontology of money, bank credit and economic cycles
Searle and the Social Ontology of Money, Bank Credit and Economic Cycles
23/10/2013 – 25/10/2013
Finland
3rd Conference of the European Network on Social Ontology (ENSO III), University of Helsinki
Searle and the Social Ontology of Money, Bank Credit and Economic Cycles
Contingency, necessity and freedom in the Reportatio I-A of John Duns Scotus
04/04/2013 – 06/04/2013
Portugal
Unum Verum Bonum Conference, University of Lisbon
Contingency, necessity and freedom in the Reportatio I-A of John Duns Scotus
Rights, Robinson Crusoe, and Friday
06/04/2009 – 07/04/2009
Guatemala
APEE annual conference, Guatemala City
Rights, Robinson Crusoe, and Friday
Rights, Robinson Crusoe, and Friday
Bauwens, M. (2008), ‘Rights, Robinson Crusoe, and Friday‘, Independent Institute, John Templeton student essay contest, First Prize
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