Madrid, March 13, 2014 (IFS - UNED)

- IMAGINING THE POLITICAL SPACE -

I- The spatial categories of politics

1. Political topography: the use of spatial coordinates in political language and imagination, João Cardoso Rosas (Univ. Do Minho, Portugal)
2. Space as a social practice. An approach to the 'spatial turn' through the work of Henri Lefebvre, Juan García-Morán (UNED)
3. The political territory: the spaces of the Demos, Francisco Colom (Instituto de Filosofía, CSIC)
4. Borders, chance and justice, Juan Carlos Velasco (Instituto de Filosofía, CSIC)
5. Space and political obligation: from Polis to Cosmopolis, José Mª Hernández (UNED)

II- Territory and the political imagination

1. Politics as a space for the 'Human Conversation': from classical Antiquity to Early Modernity, Ángel Rivero (Univ. Autónoma de Madrid)
2. East and West as imaginaries of political space, Guillermo Graíño (Collegio