WEDNESDAY 22nd June

• 9:30 - Session 0 - Welcome
  Xabier E. Barandiaran 
  WELCOME: Outonomy: Fleshing out autonomy beyond the individual
• 10:00 - Session 1
  Matthew Egbert
  Autonomous Systems Adapting to their Own Dynamic Viability
  Andrea Gambarotto
  Enactivism and the Hegelian Stance on Intrinsic Purposiveness
• 12:00 - Session 2
  William Bechtel
  Understanding How Heterarchical Control Can Maintain Autonomous Systems
• 14:30 - Session 3
  Ainhoa Rodriguez
  Beyond the Ovary: an Overview of the Factors Involved in Ovarian Function Variation
  Alejandra Martínez Quintero
  Enactive view of the female body: Two operational closures of the menstrual cycle
  David Cortés-García
  Biological individuality and reproduction
• 16:30 - Session 4
  Kepa Ruiz-Mirazo
  Autonomy beyond the individual: ‘dynamic decoupling’ mechanisms as enabling constraints for the evolutionary development of minimal biological organization
  Auguste Nahas
  Autonomous Systems and their Affordances: Toward an Integration of Evolutionary and Organizational Approaches to Agency 
  Derek Skillings
  Individuals out of interactions: reproduction, symbiosis and syntrophic consortia

THURSDAY 23rd June

• Marta Pérez Verdugo
  Cognitive and personal autonomy beyond the individual: overview and implications for the (upcoming) technologically mediated world
  Antonio Calleja-López
  Technopolitical autonomy: definition, operationalization and possibilities in the digital society. 
  Emanuele Cozzo
  Relational Identity Graph beyond ego-networks
• 12:00 - Session 6
  Glenda Satne
  Similarity and difference: A paradigmatic account of collective action
• 14:30 - Session 7
  Louis Virenque
  From surviving to living : a major challenge for autonomy 
  Alberto Monterde Fuertes
  An overview of the pain-homeostasis relationship: current challenges in pain explanations.
• 16:30 - Session 8
  Alejandro Merlo
  Autonomy and the Earth system
  Violeta Cabello Villarejo
  Autonomy and its limits in social-ecological systems
  Jesús M. Siqueiros
  Affectivity, loss of sense of agency and social-ecological degradation

FRIDAY 24th June

• Mikel Urdangarin
  “The subject is made”: from self-sufficient individuals to subjects in common. Towards a revision of the concept of subject autonomy.
  Enara García
  Situational affective atmospheres and the enactive-ecological framework
  Laura Menatti
  Autonomy, loneliness, and the perception of spaces. A philosophical analysis. 
   
• 12:30 - Session 10 - Conclusions