Below, you can find my publications and works in progress.
Philosophy of the Social Sciences
“Revealed Preferences and Causal Explanation”, Philosophy of Science (2023) Final Version
“The Economic Concept of a Preference”, The Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Economics (2021) [invited] Penultimate Version
“A Unificationist Defense of Revealed Preferences”, Economics and Philosophy (2020) Penultimate Version; Final Version
Political Philosophy and Technology
“AI and Bureaucratic Discretion”, Inquiry (2023) Final Version (OA)
“Fairness”, Oxford Handbook on AI Governance (2023) [peer reviewed] Penultimate Version
“The Right to Explanation”, The Journal of Political Philosophy (2022) Penultimate Version; Final Version
”Freedom at Work: Understanding, Alienation, and the AI-Driven Workplace”, The Canadian Journal of Philosophy (2022) Penultimate Version; Final Version (open access)
“Embedded EthiCS: Integrating Ethics Across CS Education”, Communications of the ACM (2019) Full Text
Book Reviews
“Bureaucratic discretion, legitimacy, and substantive justice: a review of Chiara Cordelli’s The Privatized State,” CRISPP (2022) [peer reviewed] Penultimate Version; Final Version
Works in Progress
“Decision Thresholds and Fairness”
“Epistemic Justice in the Economy”
“Explainable AI and Discrimination”
Research
One aim of my research is to understand how background normative commitments influence modeling in the social sciences and computer science, and to reflect on how they should. I’m also interested in moral and political questions about technology, organizations, and the economy.