Past Events

PhD candidate: Karen Robertson Time: 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. Thesis title: Heidegger and Institutional Life:                     A Critique of Modern Politics ALL ARE WELCOME

Science Complex Atrium and Second Cup remain open.

Private Event. Second Cup and Atrium close at 4pm.

Science Complex and Second Cup remain open.

Check out all the really great art for sale and support the fabu lous SOFAM students! 12noon - 5pm.

Check out all the really great art for sale and support the fabu lous SOFAM students!

Tickets $8 (MTW); $10 (ThFS) Available in advance from Massey Hall room 109 (9am-12 noon) or by calling 519-824-4120 x53147 or at the door

Check out all the really great art for sale and support the fabu lous SOFAM students! 10am-5pm

Check out all the really great art for sale and support the fabu lous SOFAM students!

Short Abstract: International Financial Institutions (IFIs) such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank impose economic policy conditions on the money they lend to developing countries. This means that the distribution of money is contingent upon implementing specific economic policies such as liberalization and privatization of the economy. While popular critics of globalization have tended to be vocal in their criticisms of loan conditionality, there has been very little philosophical discussion of the moral soundness of such a policy.