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Robert Fraser (né Knowles), The Social Reality of Virtual Worlds
Metaphysics 7 (1): 85-98. forthcoming.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), The problem of extra-mathematical explanation
Synthese 207 (5): 193. 2026.

Patrick Cockburn, Paths to a world without families: reasons, means, and ends in family abolitionism
Contemporary Political Theory 24 (3): 390-407. 2025.

Patrick Cockburn, The Rhythm of Justice: On Temporal Indeterminacy in Normative Reasoning
Res Publica. 2025.

Bahram Assadian and Robert Fraser (né Knowles), The individuation of mathematical objects
Synthese 205 (1): 1-20. 2024.

Patrick Cockburn and Jonathan Preminger, Migration and demos in the democratic firm: an extension of the firm-state analogy
Political Theory 51 (3): 557-580. 2023.

Patrick Cockburn, Varieties of economic dependence
European Journal of Political Theory 22 (2): 195-216. 2023.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), No Grounds for Fictionalism
Philosophical Studies 179 (12): 3679-3687. 2022.

Juha Saatsi and Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Mathematics and Explanatory Generality: Nothing but Cognitive Salience
Erkenntnis 86 (5): 1119-1137. 2021.

Robert Knowles, The uncanny accuracy of God's mathematical beliefs
Religious Studies 57 (2): 333-352. 2021.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Unification and mathematical explanation
Philosophical Studies 178 (12): 3923-3943. 2021.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Platonic Relations and Mathematical Explanations
Philosophical Quarterly 71 (3): 623-644. 2021.

Patrick Cockburn, The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives
Springer Verlag. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Conclusion: Choosing Our Dependencies
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 215-226. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Unproductive People
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 69-93. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Unearned Income and Inheritance
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 193-213. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Introduction
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 1-37. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Currencies and Scales of Dependence
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 125-157. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, The Empty Economy
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 95-119. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, How Property Structures Dependence
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 159-191. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn, Economic Dependence and the Welfare State
In The Politics of Dependence: Economic Parasites and Vulnerable Lives, Springer Verlag. pp. 41-67. 2018.

Patrick Cockburn and Mikkel Thorup, Proprietors and parasites: Dependence and the power to accumulate
Philosophy and Social Criticism 44 (2): 179-199. 2017.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Semantic Assumptions in the Philosophy of Mathematics
In Francesca Boccuni & Andrea Sereni (eds.), Objectivity, Realism, and Proof. FilMat Studies in the Philosophy of Mathematics, Springer International Publishing. pp. 43-65. 2016.

Patrick Cockburn, Claims of Need in Property Law and Politics
Theoria: A Journal of Social and Political Theory 63 (146): 56-74. 2016.

Mike McNamee and William Morgan, Routledge Handbook for the Philosophy of Sport
Routledge. 2015.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Towards a Fictionalist Philosophy of Mathematics
Dissertation, University of Manchester. 2015.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles) and David Liggins, Good weasel hunting
Synthese 192 (10): 3397-3412. 2015.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), Heavy Duty Platonism
Erkenntnis 80 (6): 1255-1270. 2015.

Robert Fraser (né Knowles), What ‘the number of planets is eight’ means
Philosophical Studies 172 (10): 2757-2775. 2015.

Patrick Cockburn, A common sense of property?
Distinktion 17 (1): 78-93. 2015.

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