CAPPE has hosted over 40 conferences and research symposia in the past decade. These conferences bring scholars from around the world to participate in interdisciplinary fora which set the research agenda for CAPPE.
28th Jun 2019 9:00am - 29th Jun 2019 5:00pm
Grand Parade & The Old Courtroom
The Radical Sixties: Aesthetics, Politics and Histories of Solidarity at the University of Brighton.
13th Sep 2017 9:00am - 15th Sep 2017 6:00pm
Grand Parade Campus
CAPPE Conference | Empire, Capital, & Transnational Resistance at University of Brighton, College of Arts and Humanities
19th Jun 2017 - 21st Jun 2017
Edward Street
Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics, University of Brighton
7th Sep 2016 - 9th Sep 2016
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Annual Conference 2016
16th Jun 2016 - 17th Jun 2016
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
Society for Women in Philosophy
30th Apr 2016
Bramber House, University of Sussex
Immunity, Health and the Body Politic Symposium organised in collaboration with the Brighton & Sussex Medical School
2nd Sep 2015 - 4th Sep 2015
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Annual Conference 2015 - Utopias
9th - 10th Jan 2015
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
26th Sep 2014
The Old Courtroom & Pavilion Parade
A one-day conference for AS & A Level students organised by CAPPE in collaboration with the Royal Institute of Philosophy
3rd Sep 2014 - 5th Sep 2014
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Annual Conference 2014 - Neoliberalism and Everyday Life
7th Jul 2014 - 8th Jul 2014
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Conference | Why Charity? The Politics and Ethics of Charity a two-day conference
10th May 2014 10:00am-4:15pm
M2, Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Symposium | Protest and the University of Brighton a one-day symposium organised in collaboration with the Critical Studies Research Group
7th Nov 2013 - 8th Nov 2013
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Conference | Conflict, Revolt and Democracy in the Neoliberal World a two-day conference
11th Sep 2013 - 13th Sep 2013
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE CAPPE Conference | Representation, Politics and Violence
24th May 2013 - 25th May 2013
Grand Parade
A two-day conference on the future of higher education
10th Apr 2013 - 12th Apr 2013
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE Conference | Thinking the political: The work of Ernesto Laclau at University of Brighton, College of Arts and Humanities
1st Mar 2013 - 2nd Mar 2013
Ghent University, Belgium
Organised in collaboration with and hosted by the University of Ghent, Belgium
15th Feb 2013 - 16th Feb 2013
Amnesty International UK, London
Britain Tortures Too conference organised in collaboration with Amnesty International
5th Sep 2012 - 7th Sep 2012
The University of Brighton
CAPPE Annual Conference 2012: Riot, Revolt, Revolution
26th Mar 2012 - 27th Mar 2012
University of Brighton
A two-day conference organised in collaboration with the Times Higher Education
20th Jan 2012
The University of Brighton
A one-day symposium at the University of Brighton.
31st Aug 2011 - 2nd Sep 2011
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
"9/11" Decade: Rethinking Reality
CAPPE Annual Conference 2011 – The "9/11" Decade: Rethinking Reality
25th Mar 2011
University of Sussex
Organised in collaboration with the Brighton & Sussex Medical School (BSMS)
15th Sep 2010 - 17th Sep 2010
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE CAPPE Conference | Politics of Fear; Fear of Politics
16th Sep 2009 - 18th Sep 2009
Grand Parade
CAPPE CAPPE Conference | The Politics of Space and Place
8th Sep 2008 - 10th Sep 2008
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE CAPPE Conference | What's the Big Deal about Democracy?
12th Sep 2007 - 14th Sep 2007
Grand Parade, University of Brighton
CAPPE CAPPE Conference | Interrogating Terror
21st Sep 2006 - 22nd Sep 2006
Falmer Campus
The politics of medicine, of health and of bodies in relation to contemporary political systems
Re-engaging Scarry at University of Brighton, College of Arts and Humanities
Re-engaging Scarry at University of Brighton, College of Arts and Humanities
