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Also at Macquarie University
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Melina Tsapos and David Coady, Conspiracy Theory and Society Research Handbook (edited book)Edward Elgar Publishing. forthcoming.
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John Sutton, Distributed remembering and cognitive philosophyIn Astrid Erll & William Hirst (eds.), Cognition, Culture, and Political Momentum: breaking down the silos in collective memory research, Oxford University Press. 2026.
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Pablo Fernandez Velasco and John Sutton, Collective place memory: remembering together in place-people ecosystemsCurrent Opinion in Psychology 67. 2026.
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Wendy C. Higgins, David M. Kaplan, Alexander James Gillett, John Sutton, and Robert M. Ross, Rethinking psychological measurement: Validity potential versus realised validityStudies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 116 (C): 102123. 2026.
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Siavosh Sahebi, Paul Formosa, and Sarah Bankins, The AI Penalty and Disclosure Paradox: Trust, Authenticity and Knowledge Uptake in AI-Mediated CommunicationComputers in Human Behavior: Artificial Humans 8 (2026): 1-11. 2026.
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Bhanuraj Kashyap and Paul Formosa, Empathy in the Digital Age: Implications for Content Moderation and Platform GovernanceMinds and Machines 36 (2): 28. 2026.
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Jean-Philippe Deranty, Book Review: The Working Sovereign. Labour and Democratic Citizenship, by Axel Honneth The Working Sovereign. Labour and Democratic Citizenship, by HonnethAxel. Cambridge: Polity Press, 2024, 238 pp (review)Political Theory 54 (5): 773-778. 2026.
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Rosalie Waelen and Jean-Philippe Deranty, Making AI Work: A Critical Theory of AI ProductionConstellations 33 (2): 285-296. 2026.
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Jean-Philippe Deranty, How To Critique Work Objectively?Filosofia e Questioni Pubbliche – Philosophy and Public Issues 2026 (1): 9-22. 2026.
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Jean-Philippe Deranty, Reconnaissance épistémique et reconnaissance normative chez FeuerbachIn Emma Barettoni & Valentina Santoro (eds.), La reconnaissance au XXème siècle. Histoire d'un concept politique et social, Ens Editions. pp. 79-102. 2026.
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Pierrick Bourrat, Three kinds of equivalence for levels of selection: an information-based approachBiology and Philosophy 41 (4): 29. 2026.
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Neil Levy, Impostor syndrome and pretenseInquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 69 (2): 163-178. 2026.
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Neil Levy and Russell Varley, Mind the Guardrails: Epistemic Trespassing and Apt DeferenceSocial Epistemology 40 (2): 153-169. 2026.
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Dominic Wilkinson and Neil Levy, Scaffolding informed consentJournal of Medical Ethics 52 (10): 702-709. 2026.
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Neil Levy, Pivoting Right: How Belief, Testimony, and Pressure Drive Sudden Political ShiftsPhilosophy 101 (3): 629-649. 2026.
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Mark Alfano and Michał Klincewicz, Slopaganda wars: how (and why) the US and Iran are flooding the zone with viral AI-generated noiseThe Conversation 1. 2026.
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Mark Alfano, Review of Matthew Lindauer: The Fruitfulness of Normative Concepts (review)Ethics 137 (1): 140-144. 2026.
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Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky, Don’t count truth out just yet: a response to IsaacInquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 69 (4): 1956-1966. 2026.
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Swati Arora and Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky, Philosophy in the Margins: History of a Colonised Discipline and the Ignorance‐Epistemicide CyclePhilosophy Compass 21 (3). 2026.
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Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky, Legacy and the Politics of Racial TerminologyJournal of Applied Philosophy 43 (4): 1053-1069. 2026.
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Paul-Mikhail Catapang Podosky, Racism: Word, Concept, and the Pairing-Dependence QuestionPhilosophical Quarterly. 2026.
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Darius Parvizi-Wayne and Thomas Montefiore, Bodily minded skill: active inference, flowing individuals, and the credit we owe themSynthese 207. 2026.
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Siavosh Sahebi and Thomas Montefiore, Is Undisclosed LLM Use Morally Wrong?Philosophy and Technology 39 (2): 85. 2026.
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Thomas Montefiore and Siavosh Sahebi, Just How Wrong is Undisclosed LLM Use? Reply to Metcalf (2026)Philosophy and Technology 39 (3): 142. 2026.
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Matthew Sims, Making Sense of Monitor Lizard Cognition: Ecological Drivers of Divergent Cognitive EvolutionBiological Theory 1 (89): 1-26. 2026.
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Melina Tsapos, Trond A. Tjøstheim, Axel G. Ekström, and Andreas Stephens, Epistemically irrational, allostatically adaptive: a predictive processing account of conspiracy theory beliefsSynthese 208 (3): 139. 2026.
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Melina Tsapos, Trond A. Tjøstheim, Axel G. Ekström, and Andreas Stephens, Epistemically irrational, allostatically adaptive : a predictive processing account of conspiracy theory beliefs
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David Spurrett, Giovanna Colombetti, and John Sutton, Introduction: Scaffolding Bad - Varieties of Situated Cognitive HarmTopoi 44 (2). 2025.