We would like to inform you that the committee is currently finalizing the review process and that the Biennial program will be announced this weekend (instead of January 10, as previously announced).

In memoriam Prof. Dieter Henrich – one of the greatest contemporary scholars of Kant and German Idealism, and a beloved teacher and mentor to many on both sides of the Atlantic.

The "Digitales Kant-Zentrum NRW" has a new website which you can find under the following link: https://kant-zentrum-nrw.de/.

NAKS awards a Senior Scholar prize to books and articles on an alternating yearly basis.  This year the prize was for the best article published in 2020 or 2021 by a senior NAKS member (10 years or more beyond the Ph.D.).  The competition was close, but in the end the winner was Patrick Kain (Purdue) for “The Development of Kant’s Conception of Divine Freedom,” an article recently published in the long-awaited volume Leibniz and Kant, ed. Brandon C. Look (Oxford 2021).  Congratulations Patrick!!