Academic bio
I’m a moral philosopher who loves politics, economics, and formal techniques.
In 2019, I received my PhD from MIT. After two years at Monash University, I taught until 2026 at UNC Chapel Hill, stepping down as Associate Professor to take a job as Senior Lecturer at the Australian National University.
My first book was Ethical Theory (Routledge, 2024) with Sarah Stroud. Next up is What We Owe to Ourselves (OUP), which argues for a “self–other symmetric” theory of rights.
In addition to my academic writing, I post weekly at Big iff True, and I serve as Book Review Editor at Ethics alongside Daniel Wodak.
Latest papers
Three Paradoxes of Duties to Oneself (forthcoming) – Mind, with Daniel Wodak.
Epistemic Supererogation and the Right to Believe (forthcoming) – Phil. Studies [special issue].
Impartiality, Anonymity, and Caring Who (2025) – F&E.
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