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'Consequentialism and Indeterminacy'
Forthcoming in The Oxford Handbook of Consequentialism (Portmore ed.)

This is about whether and how act-consequentialists can deal with the fact that, often, the consequences of acts are indeterminate.

'Risk and Radical Uncertainty in HIV Research'
Journal of Medical Ethics 103117, 2017

This is a paper I wrote for a conference on HIV research ethics.

It has to do with how much risk we should expose our research subjects to, when the evidence on which we base our assessments of risk is fragmentary, conflicting or sparse.

'Should We Wish Well to All?'
The Philosophical Review 124, no. 4, 2016

Yes we should. This paper is about decomposable acts and beneficence.

'Self-Reinforcing and Self-Frustrating Decisions'
Noûs 50, no.

3, 2016

This paper, co-authored with Brian Hedden, is about (really against) theories that say that sometimes what you ought to do depends on what you believe you will do.

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