If you care about having a great department, hire Sam!

One day, I will teach a grad seminar only on Nozick. independent.org/publications/t…

Not happy with your options this Election Day? Maybe it’s time to explore the libertarian alternative. And hey, look, the “definitive intellectual history” of the movement is out in paperback today!

Super excited about this! Check out our CFA on ppel.tenureslack.com/call-for-abstr… Deadline for sending abstracts: 15th Jan 2025 Malte Dold Akshath Jitendranath JP Messina Nate Sharadin

🚨New paper 🚨 Why does hypocrisy make us so mad? Matt Jeffers and I have a theory. Available online — open access! cambridge.org/core/journals/…

This is just a tragedy. Paul Lewis was a humble and bright man: a true hayekian. We were not close, but he was always very nice to me and encouraging of my work. What a tragedy! Paul Lewis , you will be missed.

Get ready for the 3rd edition.

If you teach an introductory course in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, check out this wonderful brand new book by Mario Ivan Juarez-Garcia! routledge.com/Moral-Institut…

Congrats to Mario Juarez-Garcia. His book, Moral Institutions: An Introduction to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, was published by Routledge! #philosophy #tulane routledge.com/Moral-Institut…

Hi Folks: Please spread the word. Anyone interested in learning or thinking more about how the political and economic world works and should work can obviously gain from our PPE Master's Program at GSU! Applications for the Fall due April 30.

Mark Pennington Malte Dold Springernomics KCL Department of Political Economy Hayek Program Please share widely, to honor Paul Lewis the Review of Austrian Economics has made available through Open Access some of his contributions through the years. link.springer.com/journal/11138/…

Very, very good news: Ronna Burger's The Pheado is now out in a second edition (with a new preface on "The Death of Socrates and the Post-Socratic Schools" and her fantastic essay "On Plato's Euthyphro").

In 1981, Tulane Philosophy did NOT hold dept. meetings over "ZOOM" #tulane #Philosophy

"What philosophy can teach political economy about corruption: A non-ideal theory," by Mario Ivan Juarez-Garcia of Tulane University. #Corruption #Philosophy #PoliticalEconomy ⬇️OPEN ACCESS⬇️ doi.org/10.1002/soej.1…

I help Matt Zwolinski edit the new edition of his successful reader. It is coming out on July 31st. If you’re teaching a course in political philosophy or PPE, this reader is ideal for you. Check out the table of contents and enjoy a discount: routledge.com/Arguing-About-…

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pa… This gives us a number of tools for studying intentional and endogenous social behavior change.

Unsolicited advice for incoming PhD students: Each semester, audit a course on a topic that you don't know much about but are inclined to think is uninteresting

Out today! The new and massively revised third edition of Arguing About Political Philosophy, co-edited with the fantastic Mario Ivan Juarez-Garcia . Perfect for courses in political philosophy or PPE.

new paper out (open access) in PPR! I challenge the common view that justice is the first virtue of social institutions, arguing that political discussions focus too much on justice and should pay more attention to beneficence

New paper with Otto Lehto. Critics reject Hume’s theory of justice for its narrowness; others say it’s broad. No, we argue, it really is narrow but that’s a good thing for a diverse/dynamic society. When Less Is More: A Defense of Narrow, Humean Justice doi.org/10.1163/174552…