Ethics and Political Philosophy

♣ 'Rescuing Socialism from Equality' (in preparation)

♣ 'Serve One Another' (in preparation)

♣ 'Rewiring Ethics' (under review, please email for draft)

♣ 'Efficient Markets and Alienation' (under review; kindly don't quote this draft without permission)

♣ 'The Alienation Objection to Consequentialism' with Calvin Baker. Forthcoming in the Oxford Handbook on Consequentialism.

♣ 'Markets, Interpersonal Practices, and Signal Distortion' with Brookes Brown. Philosophers' Imprint, 2019.
...in which the view that anything permissible to give is permissible to sell is taken very seriously.

♣ 'Love in the Time of Consequentialism.' Noûs, 2017, version online here.
...in which an attempt is made to solve a deep problem with superficial theory.

♣ 'Extrinsic Value and the Separability of Reasons (or: On Whether to Assassinate Pelé)' Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics, vol. 6, 2016.
...which is a convoluted attempt to save an unrespectable view from a solid objection.


Normative Theory

​♣ 'Normative Metaphysics for Accountants' with Justin Snedegar. Philosophical Studies, 2020.
...in which we defend reasons fundamentalism from our objection to reasons fundamentalism. 

♣ 'The Game of Belief' with Jack Woods. The Philosophical Review, 2020.
...which offers salvation if only you accept one more distinction between kinds of reasons.

♣ 'There Are No Reasons for Affective Attitudes.' Mind​, 2017, version online here. 
...in which a distinction is awkwardly pinned onto some trendy terminology.

♣ 'The Value-Based Theory of Reasons.' Ergo, 2016.
...in which a view not merely false, but pernicious, is developed in some detail.

​♣ 'An Opinionated Guide to the Weight of Reasons' with Errol Lord, Weighing Reasons, OUP, 2016.
...in which reasons theory is defended recklessly.


Metaethics 

♣ 'Model Theory, Hume's Dictum, and the Priority of Ethical Theory' with Jack Woods.
Ergo, volume 4, number 14, 2017

♣ 'The Autonomy of Ethics'  The Routledge Handbook of Metaethics, 2017 

​♣ 'Grounding the Autonomy of Ethics.' Oxford Studies in Metaethics, vol. 10, 2015


Metaphysics
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♣  'Defending David Lewis' Modal Reduction.' Philosophical Studies, vol. 166, 2013 


Reviews ​
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♣ Review of Andrew Reisner and Iwao Hirose (eds.), Weighing and Reasoning: Themes from the Philosophy of John Broome, in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, January 2016

​♣  Review of Scanlon's Being Realistic About Reasons in the Times Literary Supplement, 28 November 2014 


Edited Volume 

​​♣ Weighing Reasons (Oxford University Press), 2016
Co-edited with Errol Lord

Available at your local bookstore
And on Oxford Scholarship Online

Here's a review by Jussi Suikkanen in NDPR
Here's a review by Jonathan Way in EJP
Here's a review by Justin Snedegar in Ethics
Here's a review by Gianluca Verrucci in ETMP
Here's a review by Krister Bykvist in Analysis
Here's a review by Patricio A. Fernandez in JMP
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