Priority in Practice: A Research Network
	Equality and the New Global Order Harvard University, May 11 – May 13, 20006 Day 1: Foundational Questions Speaker: Philippe van Parijs, Chaire Hoover d'éthique économique et sociale, Université catholique de Louvain and Harvard University Title: “Linguistic Justice and Global Justice” Commentator: Michael Blake, University of Washington, Philosophy and Public Policy Speakers: Allen Buchanan, Duke University, Philosophy, and Robert Keohane, Princeton University, Politics and Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Title: “Inequality, Justice, and Multilateral Institutions” Commentator: Thomas Scanlon, Harvard University, Philosophy Speaker: Leif Wenar, University of Sheffield, Philosophy Title: “The Future of Global Equality” Commentator: Mattias Kumm, New York University, Law Speaker: Lawrence Summers, Harvard University, Economics and President of the University Title: “Conceptions of Global Fairness” Commentator: Jonathan Wolff, University College London, Philosophy Day 2: Institutions Speaker: Kaushik Basu, Cornell University, Economics Title: “Labor Regulation in a Globalizing World” Commentator: Sabina Alkire, Harvard University, Global Equity Initiative Speaker: Dani Rodrik, Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government Title: “What Kind of Global Institutions Will Accelerate Global Economic Catch-up?” Commentator: Joshua Cohen, MIT, Politics and Philosophy Speaker: Mathias Risse, Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government Title: “Fairness in Trade” Commentator: Judith Goldstein, Stanford University, Political Science Speaker: Branco Milanovic, World Bank Title: “Does concern with global inequality require a different approach to international aid? Commentator: Sanjay Reddy, Columbia University, Economics Day 3: Global Public Health Speaker: Thomas Pogge, Columbia University and Australian National University Title: “Incentives for Pharmaceutical Research — Must they exclude the global poor from advanced medicines?” Commentator: Ani Satz, Emory University, Law Speaker: Norman Daniels, Harvard University, Public Health Title: “Global Health Inequalities – a Matter of Justice?” Commentator: Elizabeth Ashford, University of St. Andrews, Philosophy, and Harvard University, Center for Ethics Speaker: Angus Deaton, Princeton University, Economics and Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Title: “Global Patterns of Income and Health: Facts and Implications” Commentator: Gopal Sreenivasan, University of Toronto, Philosophy Speaker: Ruth Macklin, Yeshiva University, Einstein College of Medicine Title: “Women’s Health: Are Global Inequalities Greater than those for Men?” Commentator: Rebecca Cook, University of Toronto, Law
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