For a list of publications by topic, please click on the relevant drop-down box in the “Research” tab above. For a description of my research programs, click on the main “Research” tab.

Work in Progress:

The Philosophy of Money and Finance:  A Collection of Contemporary Essays.  Co-edited with Joakim Sandberg (Gothenburg).
In production with Oxford University Press (Oxford).
The sections of this book will roughly correspond to the sections of the recent Stanford Encyclopedia entry on this topic.

Publications

“Epistemic Dimensions of Risk Management.”
The Reasoner. Vol. 17, No. 3, May 2023.

“Organizational Good Epistemic Practices”
Forthcoming in September in Journal of Business Ethics.

“JPMorgan’s ‘London Whale’ Trading Losses:  A Tale of Human Fallibility.” Forthcoming in The Philosophy of Money and Finance: A Collection of Contemporary Essays. (Oxford: OUP).

“Epistemic Norms: Truth-Conducive Enough.”
Synthese 198(3) 2021: 2721-2741. Published online in May 2019. 
Open access full text
Corrections to Elgin’s reply to my paper

“Disentangling the Epistemic Failings of the 2008 Financial Crisis.” In The Routledge Handbook of Applied Epistemology,
D. Coady and J. Chase (eds), pp. 196-210.
Abingdon, Oxon and New York: Routledge, 2018.
Author’s accepted manuscript on SSRN

“Socratic Metaethics Imagined.” Co-authored with Steve Ross.
S.Ph. Essays and Explanations, December 2017: 1-8.
Available here

“Deficiency Arguments Against Empiricism and the Question of Empirical Indefeasibility.” Philosophical Studies 173 (6):1675-86, 2016.  Author’s accepted manuscript  

“Defending Moral Mind-Independence:
The Expressivist’s Precarious Turn.”
Philosophia, 42(3) 2014: 861-69.
Available here

“The Mystery of the Mirror.”
In Leonard Cohen and Philosophy: Various Positions, J. Holt, (ed.)
Ch. 9, pp. 101-112. Chicago: The Open Court Popular Culture and Philosophy Series, Vol. 84, 2014.
More about Leonard Cohen and Philosophy here:
Leonard Cohen and Philosophy at the Cornelia Street Cafe
Link to book listing on publisher’s site
Abstract

“Relative Uncertainty in Term Loan Projection Models:
What Lenders Could Tell Risk Managers.”
Journal of Empirical and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence,
24 (4), 2012: 501-511.
Abstract
Link to journal

“Naturalistic Epistemologies and A Priori Justification.”
In K. Talmont-Kaminski and M. Milkowski, eds.,
Topics in Philosophy, 13, Beyond Description:
Naturalism and Normativity.
London: College Publications, 2010.
Abstract

“Naturalism, Fallibilism, and the A Priori.”
Philosophical Studies, 142 (3) 2009: 403-426
Author’s final version on PhilSciArchive       

Reviews

Review of Richard Foley’s When Is True Belief Knowledge? 
Mind, 123 (491), 2014: 894-98.
Link to journal
Related work: The Redundancy Problem: From Knowledge Infallibilism to Knowledge Minimalism by Stephen Hetherington

Review of Albert Casullo’s Essays on A Priori Knowledge and Justification.
The  Philosophical Quarterly, 64 (256), 2014: 538-40.
Link to journal