The Fourth Conference of the European Network of Social Ontology (ENSO IV)University of Palermo 

September 24^th-26^th, 2015

I. GONZALEZ-CABRERA, Australian National University, Canberra, A Usage-Based Model of Norm Acquisition.  

M. FERRI and G. LORINI, University of Cagliari, What rules a Constitutive rule? 

R. MCBRIDE, University of Utah & Bergen University College,  Deontic Binding: Imposed, Voluntary, and Autogenic.  

C. ROSCIGLIONE, University of Palermo, Individuals and Collectivity between the Principle of Non-Contradiction and the Validity Claims.

M. BAUWENS, University of Leuven, What is a Game of Blind Chess? Gradualism, Dispositions and the Searle-Smith Debate. 

M. ISELLA,PATRICIA KANNGIESSER and MICHAEL TOMASELLO, San Raffaele University and  Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Vigilance towards Promissory Commitment. A Developmental Study.

F. LEÓN, University of Copenhagen, Relational and Reductive Approaches to Joint  Attention. 

J. TAIPALE, University of Jyväskylä, Normativity and Identification.  

O. BLOMBERG, University of Copenhagen, We-Experiences and Common Knowledge.  

TH. SZANTO and A. MONTES SÁNCHEZ, University of Copenhagen, Imagining Collectives and Collective Imagination.  

A. PUGLIESE, University of Palermo, Between Me and You. A Phenomenological Account of Social Conflict.  

G. THONHAUSER, University of Wien, What Constitutes Being a Fan? Towards a Social Ontology of Sport Fandom.  

C. VOINEA, University of Bucharest, Managing Violence – a New Basis for Searle’s Social Ontology.

S.R. CHANT, Tulane University,Freedom and Responsibility in a Hollywood Standoff. 

F. HINDRIKS, University of Groningen, Corporate Psychopathy without Corporate Psychopaths.  

A. LAITINEN, University of Tampere, Groups: fictitious agents with real rights and responsibilities? 

B. WRINGE, Bilkent UniversityNon-Agent Collectives, Forward-Looking Collective Responsibilities, and Climate Change.

T. GODLOVE, Hofstra University, Perceiving groups: a Kantian Account.

D. PEARCE (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid) and  L. URIDIA  (Razmadze Institute of Mathematics), Group Belief in Structured Coalitions.

A. SALICE, University of Copenhagen, How to identify with a group. 

A. SZÉKELY, G. ANDRIGHETTO, and L. TUMMOLINI, ISTC-CNR, Rome, Badfellas: An experiment on the social dilemma of group reputation.

F. DE VECCHI, San Raffaele University, Social unity, groups and shared values: some phenomenological insights.  

S. ROSSI, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, From social acts to communities. An itinerary through realist phenomenology.  

J. VAN GRUNSVEN, Fordham University, Second-Person Interaction and Moral Responsibility.  

T. VESTERINEN, University of Helsinki, The detection of mental disorders.

M. HEINONEN, University of Helsinki, Minimalism and Maximalism in the Study of Shared Agency. 

J. MARTENS (Ruhr Universität Bochum) and B. LEIJSSENAAR (Radboud University), Questioning Autonomy in the Individual Ownership Claim in Collective Intentionality.  

C. ROVERSI, University of Bologna, Institutional Mimesis as a Historical Determinant of Collective Acceptance.

M. SCHMITZ, University of Wien, Towards a subject mode account of collective intentionality.  

F. BUEKENS, Tilburg university & University of Leuven, From Status Markers to Coordination Devices.  

F. GUALA, University of Milan, What is marriage? The Politics and Ontology of Institutional Kinds. 

O. OUZILOU, Université de Lorraine, Interactive kinds, groups, and collective intentionality.

L. PASSERINI GLAZEL, Milano-Bicocca University,  Institutional Ontology as an Ontology of Types.

M. BIANCHIN, Milano-Bicocca University, Joint Action, Normativity, and Agent-Neutral Reasons. 

E. BOTTAZZI (ISTC-CNR, Trento) and N. TROQUARD (LACL, Univ. Paris Est-Créteil), Disentangling Forms of Control: Help and Cooperation. 

R. HAKLI and P. MÄKELÄ, Aarhus University and University of Helsinki, Planning and team reasoning.  

K. MILLER, University of Helsinki,  Social Reasons for Action.