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Essex Autonomy Project

Summer School 2021

This year, the Summer School will take place across 4 days from the 20th to the 23th July, with sessions running for 2 hours each day. There will be additional, informal ‘meet at the bar’ sessions later in the day, lead by Wayne Martin. The structure aims to keep attendees active and engaged, shifting between panel discussions and conversations in breakout rooms. (Please note that the previously announced Saturday session has been cancelled.)

This Year’s Theme: Risk

This year issues of risk have loomed larger than ever across every sector of civil society. The pandemic has meant that we’ve all had to be especially vigilant about – and more ingenious than ever in negotiating – the risks that pervade our private and professional lives. In our 11th Annual EAP Summer School we intend to highlight and explore the role risk plays across a number of legal and care contexts. Among other things, we will explore the following topics: risk work and the relative advantages of formal and post-formal approaches to risk assessment in care settings; the role of risk in mental capacity assessment and how that role is moderated by the severity of the risks involved; the place of risk in Mental Health Policy and psychiatric decision making; the precautionary principle and what it means for people who do frontline risk work; the wider background conditions that shape which risks feature in our decision making and which get ignored. As always, our presenters will come from a variety of backgrounds – e.g., law, philosophy, sociology, psychiatry, and more – and we will foster interdisciplinary problem-focused conversations with a diverse group of academics, lawyers, psychiatrists, frontline care workers, and other professionals with a stake in these issues. We look forward to another vibrant summer school experience!

The draft programme and speaker details can be found here: DRAFT PROGRAMME and SPEAKER DETAILS


Recordings

Recordings of each session are linked below:

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

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