Antonia Waltermann 🟥
@amwaltermann.com
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Legal theory & philosophy @ Maastricht University (NL). Interests: non-human agents and the social construction of (legal) reality, law & cognitive science. Also: plants, cats, food, hiking, mostly at @gardenandlibrary.bsky.social
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jrabanos.bsky.social
In recent decades, authority has mainly been treated as a reason-based concept within legal philosophy, understood through practical reasoning

Here, I analyse this choice & its theoretical & practical consequences - and why we may want to reconsider it

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roleo.bsky.social
After having chaired the colloquia 38 times, next Wednesday I will be the one who will be grilled.
Title: Why the right to bodily integrity is redundant in discussions on childhood vaccination
Join us in Maastricht or online. We serve wine.
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um-foundations.bsky.social
Next Wednesday, October 1st, 16-18h,
@lawinmaastricht.bsky.social: Roland Pierik on why the ‘right to bodily integrity’ is redundant in discussions on childhood vaccination.
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decorrespondent.nl
Een meerderheid in de Tweede Kamer wil Antifa aanmerken als terroristische organisatie. Dat de Tweede Kamer daar niet over gaat en dat Antifa geen organisatie is, doet er niet toe. Het gaat erom dat volksvertegenwoordigers mensen die de democratie verdedigen tot vijand verklaren: corr.es/f4cdfc
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keithwilson.eu
This is good. #USFascism explained in 90 seconds…
garethwatkins.bsky.social
Dam been writing a book about this and she just TikToked it in 90 seconds.
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jowolff.bsky.social
I always decline invitations to take part in debates as I don’t want to commit in advance to defending anything without reservation. Discussion is something completely different, cooperative rather than fiercely competitive.
mmasnick.bsky.social
I had some thoughts about people saying that "debate me bro" trolling is somehow the height of democratic discourse.
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The “Debate Me Bro” Grift: How Trolls Weaponized The Marketplace Of Ideas

Among the attempts to create hagiographic eulogies of Charlie Kirk, I’ve seen more than a few people suggest that Kirk should be respected for being willing to talk to “those who disagree with him” as a sign that he was…
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izaskoczen.bsky.social
The fabulous @jrabanos.bsky.social and @BojanSpaic discussed experimental jurisprudence with me in their awesome podcast! If you want to know why experimental jurisprudence is not like theoretical physics, or what does lying and reasonableness have in common, check it out!
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genevievepaintr.bsky.social
it's just absolutely essential to remember we can have good things. we can talk about them. imagine them. work together to build them. fix them when it doesn't quite work out. try again.
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rahmstorf.bsky.social
Nochmal: die Klimaziele sind politisch beschlossen, völkerrechtlich verbindlich und vom Verfassungsgericht und internationalen Gerichtshof untermauert.
Das zu ihrer Einhaltung notwendige Tempo der Emissionsminderung ist dann nicht optional oder verhandelbar, sondern Physik!
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ruthbenghiat.bsky.social
My collaboration with Ivan Ehlers for the @latimes.com
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um-foundations.bsky.social
Next week, September 10th, 16-18h, @lawinmaastricht.bsky.social: Massimo Fichera (UM)(@massimofichera.bsky.social) will present a paper on Communal Constitutionalism and the notion of legitimate authority. Please join us online or in Maastricht. For registration: www.aanmelder.nl/169090/subsc....
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nicholasgrossman.bsky.social
Doctor: Who am I to tell you what to put in your body?

Patient: A physician, educated for that purpose, licensed to practice medicine, familiar with the empirical research and established best practices.

Doctor: Oh, right. OK. Get your shots.
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mathieucarpentier.bsky.social
I am delighted to share the program of Season 3 of the Constitutional Philosophy Seminar. I'm quite happy with this amazing line-up of scholars. Save the dates!
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tedmccormick.bsky.social
It sounds naive, I'm sure, but looking back over the last 20-odd years of discussions about what is wrong with academia and how or how not to fix it, the idea that scholars produce knowledge (not just jobs, tech, or texts), and that that is an important social good, is largely and strikingly absent.
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tomfletcherun.bsky.social
My full statement on the Gaza Famine :
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blenormand.bsky.social
A reminder that this postdoctoral position is still open until September 1. Please spread the word!
blenormand.bsky.social
My ERC project FeMMiWork is hiring a postdoctoral researcher. Must have strong German language skills and archival research experience. Please help spread the word! Deadline is Sept. 1.

Postdoctoral Researcher on Women Migrants in Postwar Germany
vacancies.maastrichtuniversity.nl/job/Maastric...
Postdoctoral Researcher on Women Migrants in Postwar Germany
Postdoctoral Researcher on Women Migrants in Postwar Germany
vacancies.maastrichtuniversity.nl
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aspencerhall.bsky.social
Article on peer reviewing in science specifically, but key points all too relevant for humanities too

www.theguardian.com/science/2025...

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According to one recent study, in 2020 alone, academics globally spent more than 100 million hours peer reviewing papers for journals. For experts in the US, the time spent reviewing that year amounted to more than $1.5bn of free labour. According to a recent analysis, between 2015 and 2018, researchers globally paid more than $1bn in open access fees to the big five academic publishers, Elsevier, Sage, Springer Nature, Taylor & Francis, and Wiley.
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amydiehl.bsky.social
In a study of professors, women got 378 new work requests over 4 weeks vs 118 for men. Women spent more time on service, advising & teaching; men on research. Orgs should track who is taking extra duties & ensure they are rewarded and distributed fairly. www.forbes.com/sites/kimels...
Being Too Helpful At Work Can Hurt Your Career—Here’s How To Say No
Women are more likely to take on behind-the-scenes duties at work—extra tasks like onboarding or event planning—and it's hurting their careers. Here's how to say no.
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