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1 Juliana Bidadanure McCoy Center for Ethics in Society Crown Quadrangle, 3rd floor Stanford, CA United States of America york.academia.edu/julianabidadanure Employment Assistant Professor in Philosophy from Sept Stanford University, USA Department of Philosophy Acting Assistant Professor in Philosophy and Postdoctoral Fellow Stanford University, USA Center for Ethics in Society Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellow European University Institute, Italy Department of Political and Social Sciences Education Ph.D. in Political Philosophy (Successfully defended in September 2014) University of York, UK School of Politics, Economics and Philosophy Thesis: Treating Young People as Equals: Intergenerational Justice in Theory and Practice. Supervisors: Dr Martin O Neill & Professor Matt Mattravers Thesis examiners: Professor Stuart White (Oxford) & Professor Matthew Festenstein (York) MSc Philosophy and Public Policy (Distinction) London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method Supervisor: Professor Luc Bovens Maîtrise de Philosophie (Distinction) Université de Paris-Ouest Nanterre, France Licence de Philosophie - Year 3 of UG studies (Distinction) Université de Paris-Ouest Nanterre, France Classe Préparatoire in Humanities - Year 1 & 2 of UG studies Lycée Jules Ferry & Lycée Marcelin Berthelot, France Areas of Research Political philosophy; Philosophy of Public Policy; Ethics

2 Juliana Bidadanure 2 Justice between generations; age-group justice; theories of social justice; sustainability; theory and practice of equality; youth unemployment; universal basic income; basic capital grant; youth quotas in parliament. Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards Max Weber Postdoctoral Fellowship, European University Institute, Firenze Demography Prize 2012/2013, Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations (6000 ) 2013 Doctoral Visiting Fellowship, Hoover Chair of Economic and Social Ethics, UCLouvain Fall 2012 Politics Departmental Scholarship, University of York (PhD tuition fees and stipend) Research Preparation Master s Award, AHRC (covering LSE s tuition fees) Publications Book Bidadanure, J. Treating Young People As Equals: Intergenerational Justice in Theory and Practice (under contract with Oxford University Press - forthcoming in 2017). Journal Articles Bidadanure, J. forthcoming Making Sense of Age-Group Justice: A Time for Relational Equality? Politics, Philosophy and Economics. Bidadanure, J Better Procedures for Fairer Outcomes: Youth Quotas in Parliaments. Intergenerational Justice Review, 2/15: Translated in German: Bidadanure, J Bessere Verfahren fur fairere Ergebnisse: Jugendquoten in Parlamenten. Journal fur Generationengerechtigkeit, 2/14: Bidadanure, J On Dennis McKerlie s Equality and Time. Ethics - 125th Anniversary Issue, 125:4, Bidadanure, J In Defense of the Prudential Lifespan Account. American Journal of Bioethics. 13:8, Bidadanure, J The Precariat, Intergenerational Justice and Universal Basic Income. Global Discourse, (3) 3-4, Bidadanure, J Short-sightedness in Youth Welfare Provision: The Case of RSA in France. Intergenerational Justice Review, 1/12: Book Chapters Bidadanure J. forthcoming Youth Quotas, Diversity and Long-termism: Can Young People Act As Proxies for Future Generations. in Institutions for Future Generations, edited by Axel Gosseries and Inigo Gonzales. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Bidadanure J Better Procedures for Fairer Outcomes: Can Youth Quotas in Parliaments increase our Chances of Meeting the Demands of Intergenerational Justice. in Youth Quotas and Other Forms of Youth Participation in Ageing Societies, edited by Joerg Tremmel, et al. London: Springer, Bidadanure, J Conclusion: The Precariat, Intergenerational Justice and Universal Basic Income. in Precariat: Labour, Work and Politics, edited by Matthew Johnson. London: Routledge.

3 Juliana Bidadanure 3 Encyclopedia Entries O Neill, Martin and Juliana Bidadanure Encyclopedia Entry - Norman Daniels. in The Cambridge Rawls Lexicon, edited by David Reidy and Jon Mandle. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Interviews and Blog Posts Bidadanure, J Six Reasons why the UK Parliament should have Youth Quotas. - OxPol, The Oxford University Politics Blog, 18 June Open Democracy UK, 15 June 2015 Bidadanure, J Rediscovering the Utopian in Europe: An Interview with Philippe Van Parijs. The Global Journal, April Selected Book Reviews Bidadanure, J Review of Dennis McKerlie s Justice between the Young and the Old. Ethical Perspectives, 20: Bidadanure, J Review of Axel Gosseries and Yannick Vanderborght s Arguing About Justice: Essays for Philippe Van Parijs. Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, 6: 1, Bidadanure, J Review of Noam Chomsky s Making the Future. Global Discourse, 3: (Published alongside an individualized response by Noam Chomsky). Bidadanure, J Review of Andy Merrifield s Magical Marxism. Studies in Marxism, 2012/13: Manuscripts in Preparation and Under Review Under Review Basic Income Versus Basic Capital: A Temporal Perspective - Under Review Unequally Egalitarian? Defending the Egalitarian Credentials of Social Egalitarianism with David V. Axelsen - Under Review In preparation (2016) Luck Egalitarianism: An Introduction with David V. Axelsen and Tim Meijers (eds.) preparation for the Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy. - Article in Political and Democratic Equality: The Challenge of Political Inclusion - Article in Preparation to be included in Chapter 13 (eds. Richard Bellamy and Wolfgang Merkel) of the International Panel for Social Progress. Age Discrimination - Article in preparation for submission to an edited volume on Discriminations edited by Kasper Lippert Rasmussen with Routledge. The Ethics of Social Banditism - Article in preparation Conferences Invited Talks - forth. May 2016: Justice between Overlapping Generations, University of Washington (USA). - forth. March 2016: Basic income: A Global Perspective, Open Society Foundation, NYC (USA).

4 Juliana Bidadanure 4 - Jan 2016: The Future of the Left: Age Group Justice and Basic Income, Social Egalitarianism and Public Policy workshop. University College London (UK). - Jan 2016: Treating Young people As Equals: What does it mean?, Political and Legal Theory workshop. University College London (UK). - May 2015: The Distinctiveness of Relational Egalitarianism Workshop on Luck Egalitarianism, Louvain la Neuve (Belgium). - October 2014: Youth-ing Politics: A Demand of Intergenerational Justice? Oxford Martin Commission for Future generations, Oxford (UK). - May 2014: Better Procedures for Fairer Outcomes: Introducing Youth Quotas in Parliaments. Normative and Empirical Approaches to Short-termism Workshop, UCLouvain (Belgium). - Feb 2014: Basic Income versus Basic Capital: An Intergenerational Perspective. Little BIG Conference, New Mexico State University (USA). Selected Conference Presentations In Defence of Social-Relations Egalitarianism. - forth. Jan 2016: Louvain-Aarhus Political Philosophy Workshop, University of Aarhus (Denmark). The Ethics of Social Banditism. - Jan 2016: Aarhus Political Theory Workshop (Denmark). - June 2015: Minho University VI Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy (Portugal). Basic Income versus Basic Capital: An Intergenerational Perspective. - July 2014: Minho University Summer Course on Philosophy of Public Policy (Portugal). Better Procedures for Fairer Outcomes: Introducing Youth Quotas in Parliaments. -May 2014: Political Theory Workshop, Aarhus University (Denmark). -Oct 2013: Stuttgart Demography Prize Symposium on Youth Quotas (Germany). In Defence of a Universal Basic Income for Young People. - Aug 2013: UCAC Yaoundé conference on the Agents of Justice (Cameroon). - July 2013: Minho University Summer Course on Basic Income (Portugal). The Dispute between Distributive and Relational Conceptions of Equality. - April 2013: Oxford Political Theory Conference on The Politics of Equality (UK). What is Wrong with Complete Lives Egalitarianism? - Dec 2012: Louvain-Aarhus Political Philosophy Video Workshop, UCLouvain (Belgium). Three Principles of Intergenerational Equality. - Nov 2012: Disputationes Triangulae, Antwerpen University (Belgium). Which Inequalities between Generations Matter? - Oct 2012: Mardis intimes de la Chaire Hoover, UCLouvain (Belgium). - Oct 2012: Harvard Graduate Conference in Political Theory, Harvard (USA). - June 2012: Conceptions of Justice Workshop, Aarhus University (Denmark). - June 2012: Morrell Theory Workshop, University of York (UK).

5 Juliana Bidadanure 5 Invited Responses - Feb 2015: Response to Ian Carter The Basis and Value of Distributive Equality EUI, Florence (Italy). - Feb 2015: Response to Will Kymlicka Diversities and Inequalities: Multiculturalism vs Interculturalism Debate EUI, Florence (Italy). - Dec 2012: Response to Rafaelle Rodogno Well-Being and Prudential Good: A Useful Distinction, Louvain-Aarhus Political Philosophy High-speed Video Workshop I, Louvain la Neuve (Belgium). - Oct 2012: Response to Pierre-Yves Neron Why Inequalities between CEOs and workers pays matter, Brenheim workshop on Fair CEO compensations, Universite Catholique de Louvain la Neuve (Belgium). - Jun 2012: Response to Martin Marchman Andersen All this Talk about Personal Responsibility and Health, Conceptions of Justice workshop, Aarhus University (Denmark). Research Experience LSE (London) 2010 Research Assistant to Professor Peter Ambrose on the effects of home ownership on health and happiness (4 months: survey; interviews; qualitative analysis). Demos think-tank (London) 2009 Research Intern within the Capabilities Program (3 months: research; interviews; surveys). International Secretariat of Amnesty International (London) Research and Campaign Intern in the Southern Africa Team (10 months: press monitoring; research; campaigning; logistics; admin). Teaching Experience Contemporary Political Philosophy - Year 2 module, University of York. Oct-Dec 2013 Weekly seminars on the theory of John Rawls. Introduction to Political Theory - Year 1 module, University of York. Jan-March 2013 Seminars on Rousseau, Mill, Weber, Marx and Foucault. French as Foreign Language - All levels Private lessons, London Conference organization Lead organiser (with Thierry Ngosso) - Utopias and Justice (in preparation) Aug 2016 location: Université Catholique d Afrique Centrale, Yaoundé (Cameroon) main sponsors: Hoover Chair of Economics and Social Ethics details: international and interdisciplinary conference in place since 2012 involving 8 African and 8 non-african PhD students to discuss issues of social justice and public policy. The aim of the conference is to create long-lasting relationships between African and non-african academics and facilitate research exchanges between them. Lead organiser (with Robert Lepenies) - The Future of Basic Income Research June

6 Juliana Bidadanure 6 location: European University Institute, Florence (Italy) main sponsors: Max Weber Postdoctoral Programme; Institute for New Economic Thinking details: 2 days interdisciplinary event; over 25 speakers and 70 delegates; plenary sessions, panels and roundtables. keynote speakers: Philippe van Parijs (Louvain la Neuve); Anca Gheaus (University of Sheffield); Louise Haagh (Universty of York); Karl Widerquist (Georgetown University); Yannick Vanderborgth (Louvain la Neuve). topics discussed: the future of basic income research; basic income in Germany, Portugal, Japan, Brasil, Switzerland; the feasibility of basic income; basic income and anti-capitalism; basic income and development; basic income experiments; basic income and global justice. Lead organiser - Intergenerational Justice: Obligations, Promises, Failures Sept 2013 location: University of York (UK) main sponsors: Intergenerational Foundation. details: 2 days interdisciplinary event; over 50 delegates; plenary sessions, panels and roundtables. keynote speakers: Norman Daniels (Harvard), Axel Gosseries (Louvain la Neuve), Anca Gheaus (Sheffield), Andrew Harrop (General Secretary of the Fabian Society), Bobby Duffy (CEO of Ipsos MORI), Shiv Malik and Ed Howker (co-writers of Jilted Generations and leading UK journalists). topics discussed: justice between generations: age group justice, birth cohort justice, future generations; intergenerational aspects of public policies: internships, jobs, pensions, housing, inheritance tax; advantages, limits and challenges of the intergenerational framework. Other Academic Activities Reviewer for Jurisprudence, Basic Income Studies, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, Diacritica, and Revue de Philosophie Economique. Associate Member of the Political Theory Group of the University of Minho (nominated by the permanent members in June 2015). Associate Member of the Chaire Hoover d Ethique Economique et Sociale (nominated by the permanent members in September 2014). Member of the Jury for the 2013/2014 Demography Prize co-organized by the Foundation for the Rights of Future Generations and the Intergenerational Foundation. Language Skills French Native English Fluent Italian Read, spoken and written References Professor Debra Satz Department of Philosophy Stanford University dsatz@stanford.edu Dr Martin O Neill School of Politics, Economics and Philosophy University of York martin.oneill@york.ac.uk

7 Juliana Bidadanure 7 Professor Matt Matravers School of Politics, Economics and Philosophy University of York matt.matravers@york.ac.uk Professor Stuart White Department of Politics and International Relations University of Oxford stuart.white@jesus.ox.ac.uk Professor Axel Gosseries Chaire Hoover d Éthique Économique et Sociale Université Catholique de Louvain axel.gosseries@uclouvain.be Professor Philippe Van Parijs Chaire Hoover d Éthique Économique et Sociale Université Catholique de Louvain pvp@uclouvain.be Professor Luc Bovens Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method London School of Economics and Political Science l.bovens@lse.ac.uk Last updated: March 11, 2016

Acting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Stanford University, USA Department of Philosophy and Center for Ethics in Society

Acting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Stanford University, USA Department of Philosophy and Center for Ethics in Society Juliana Bidadanure Office 102A - Building 100 Department of Philosophy 450 Serra Mall, Main Quad Stanford, CA 94305 Office Phone: +1(650)723-9196 Email: j.bidadanure@stanford.edu Website: bidadanurejuliana.wordpress.com