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 eptember-2017-Workshop-From-minimal-to-complex-col
 lective-actions-Milan-Italy
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SUMMARY:Workshop "From minimal to complex collecti
 ve actions", Milan, Italy
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170904
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170904
LOCATION:Milan, Italy
DESCRIPTION:This workshop aims at bringing togethe
 r philosophers of mind and action to discuss the i
 nterrelation between minimal and complex collectiv
 e actions from different angles. Questions include
  (but are not restricted to): What are the minimal
  criteria for there to be a collective action? How
  do minimal or basic cases of joint action come in
 to existence and how do they interrelate with more
  complex cases that may take place in larger group
 s and in institutional frameworks? Are complex col
 lective actions reducible to a set of minimal coll
 ective actions? Are non-human animals able to enga
 ge in minimal collective action? What is the devel
 opmental basis of minimal and complex collective a
 ctions? What are the implications of minimal colle
 ctive action for social science? What is the contr
 ibution of neuroscience to our understanding of co
 llective action?  Keynote Speakers: Stephen Butter
 fill (University of Warwick), Sara Rachel Chant (T
 ulane University) and Kirk Ludwig (University of B
 loomington).
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>This workshop 
 aims at bringing together philosophers of mind and
  action to discuss the interrelation between minim
 al and complex collective actions from different a
 ngles. Questions include (but are not restricted t
 o): What are the minimal criteria for there to be 
 a collective action? How do minimal or basic cases
  of joint action come into existence and how do th
 ey interrelate with more complex cases that may ta
 ke place in larger groups and in institutional fra
 meworks? Are complex collective actions reducible 
 to a set of minimal collective actions? Are non-hu
 man animals able to engage in minimal collective a
 ction? What is the developmental basis of minimal 
 and complex collective actions? What are the impli
 cations of minimal collective action for social sc
 ience? What is the contribution of neuroscience to
  our understanding of collective action?</p>\n\n  
 <p>Keynote Speakers: Stephen Butterfill (Universit
 y of Warwick), Sara Rachel Chant (Tulane Universit
 y) and Kirk Ludwig (University of Bloomington).</p
 >\n
URL:http://www.cssa.unimi.it/events/workshops/
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