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This conference encourages debate between historical and contemporary accounts of Kantian themes in ethics law and politics. Immanuel Kant envisaged a cosmopolitan federation of independent republics as the only way to secure peace. The means to achieving this end are the rule of law, both domestically in the form of republicanism and internationally in the form of cosmopolitanism.
The online academic journal Estudos Kantianos (Kantian Studies), hosted by São Paulo State University's Philosophy Department, welcomes contributions for a special issue on "Kant and Natural History", scheduled for January 2018. The thematic scope provides an occasion to explore Kant's own philosophical ideas and questions concerning the study of organisms and life, as well as the relations between his thoughts and those
The editorial board of the 2017 issue of Perspectives: International Postgraduate Journal of Philosophy seek submissions of high-quality original papers from a variety of philosophical approaches to the questions of the relevance and relation of Kant’s thought to contemporary forms of realism.