Workshop in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

With generous support from the Institute for Humane Studies (grant ID IHS019227), Purdue's philosophy department hosts a regular pre-read workshop highlighting scholars' contributions to debates at the intersection of philosophy, politics, and economics.

You can view the current schedule (along with our past workshop participants) below.

Traveling in the midwest and interested in presenting your work? Contact JP Messina (jpm@purdue.edu).

Spring 2026 Schedule

Eric Schliesser (Amsterdam, Philosophy) March 23: 3:30 pm - BRNG 7150

Akshath Jitendranath (Purdue, Philosophy) April 17, 12 pm (lunch provided) - BRNG 7119

Karolina Wisniewska (Missouri, Philosophy) May 1, 3:30 pm - BRNG 7119

Past Workshop Participants

Greg Robson (Notre Dame, Business)

Diana Acosta Navas (Loyola Chicago, Business)

Abraham Singer (Loyola University of Chicago, Business)

Carson Young (SUNY Brockport, Business)

Matthew Rachar (Freie University (Berlin), Philosophy)

Jason Lee Byas (University of Michigan, Philosophy)

Michaela Lobo (University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business)

Étienne Brown (San José State University, Philosophy)

Eduardo Martinez (University of Cincinnati, Philosophy)

Erin Miller (University of Southern California, Gould School of Law)

Tony Hernandez (Wabash College, Stephenson Institute of Classical Liberalism)

Johanna Jauernig (University of Arizona, The Freedom Center)

Kobi Finestone (University of San Diego, Philosophy)