Tuesday, may 18, at 5 p.m., we continue the series of debates on the edge of CADI course of Justice Professor Michael Sandel.

Intro:

During the American Civil War, those recruited into the army had the option to hire others to fight in their place. Was this right? Many think not, on the grounds that it would not be fair as riches to sustraga from their responsibility of paying us the poor to risk their lives for them. Is the army of volunteers today susceptible an objection similar? It is preferable that mandatory conscription military service by a free market at work? What role plays the patriotism and what are the associated obligations of citizenship? We have a civic duty towards the country? See utilitaristii and libertarienii problem? In the second part of the course, Professor Sandel examines the principle of free trade on the market owing to a controversy over the right of reproduction and motherhood: "whose is the child?". In 1985, Mary Beth Whitehead signed a contract with a couple of New Jersey accepting to be surrogate mother in Exchange for $ 10,000. However, after the baby is born, it has changed my mind, deciding to keep the baby. The case ended up in court action. To what extent can it be said that Mrs. Whitehead signed a contract in an informed and properly addressed the issue of maternity rights? Are economic exchanges in this field are legitimate?

Workshop schedule:

17:15-18:15 Screening episode Hired Guns? | Motherhood: For Sale

18:30-20:00 free talk.

Location:

Splaiul Independentei No. 17, BL. 101, 1st floor, apt. 4 30.

After the workshop, Patil invites us to the freedom Café Jaya Cafe.