In this paper, I consider the recent resurgence of “evolutionary economics”—the idea that
evolutionary theory can be very useful to push forward key debates in economics—and …

Statistics say that each year, 4.5 billion people, or nearly 60% of the world's population, will
gamble at least once. Every time someone gambles in a casino, the statistical probability …

In this paper I aim to make progress on two fronts, the semantics of indicative conditionals
and the Newcomb problem, by investigating an interesting type of sentence, the indicative …

This dissertation offers novel contributions to two distinct but related projects, what I call the
first-order public reason liberalism project and the second-order public reason liberalism …

This article presents and discusses a prima facie counterexample to modus ponens. To
appropriately theorize the case, I argue for conceptualizing the notions of logical …

Decision theory cannot be a purely formal theory, free of all metaphysical assumptions and
ascertainments. It must instead rely upon the end user for the wisdom it takes to prime the …

My dissertation, consisting of three independent papers, argues for a version of Stalnaker's
semantics of indicative conditionals, similar to the approach taken by Heim (1992). In the first …