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I'm an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. I work broadly in moral, legal, social and political philosophy. I'm currently focussing on two projects. One concerns democracy: What does it take for voters to have an equal say? The other concerns discrimination: What role do discriminator's attitudes play in making actions discriminatory and wrong? You can read more about my research here and here. My google scholar page is here. One of my papers was selected for Philosopher's Annual as one of the 10 best articles in 2024, and I won the Marc Sanders Prize for Political Philosophy in 2023 and the Marc Sanders Prize for Metaethics in 2019. At Penn, I have a secondary appointment in the Law School, and I'm an Associate Director of Penn's Institute for Law and Philosophy. I'm also the Academic Director of a new prison teaching project: PERI (Penn's Prison Education and Reentry Initiative). Outside of Penn, I'm the Editor for NOMOS, one of the Book Reviews Editors for Ethics (with the wonderful Daniel Muñoz), and on the Editorial Board for Legal Theory and Mind. I also used to be an Associate Editor for AJP. |
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