UCL BENTHAM PROJECT

Welcome to the Bentham Project Home Page

This web site gives information on Jeremy Bentham and about the work of the Bentham Project. We are the world centre for Bentham Studies and our main activity is the production of the new edition of Bentham's collected works.

 

 

 

© Bentham Project 2009
'Forde Abbey in Dorset: A Programme of Memories', by Norah Richardson.
A new recording of this 1937 radio play, which features Bentham, James and John Stuart Mill during their stay at Ford Abbey, was made by professional actors at UCL Union Film & TV recording studio in December 2008, and is now available as a
podcast.


NEWS AND EVENTS

Bentham Seminars Programme 2009/2010

14 November 2009 - One-day symposium at LSE to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the publication of J.S. Mill's On Liberty

Professor Philip Schofield inaugurated new UCL Grand Challenges blog on Human Wellbeing Ideas on 29 October 2009

Bentham et la France. Fortune et infortunes de l'utilitarisme, by Emmanuelle de Champs et Jean-Pierre Cléro was published in September 2009

An article describing the work of the Bentham Project has recently appeared in the British Academy Review, Issue 13, June 2009

Professor Brian Barry obituary

Bentham: A Guide for the Perplexed, by Philip Schofield was published 15 Apr 2009

New Chinese website for Bentham studies

Bentham on the Radio in 1937

Bentham Project win British Academy Fellowship

Bentham Project win Newton Fellowship

Into the blogosphere: Jeremy boldly goes
For further information about the blog listen to a podcast


Philip Schofield, Director of the Bentham Project, winner of the WJM Mackenzie Book Prize for 2006, awarded by the Political Studies Association for the best book published in political studies

Four new leaflets on aspects of the thought of Jeremy Bentham

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This page last modified 12 November, 2009 by [Irena Nicoll]

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