I am an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at Carleton University. My current research focuses on social epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of economics, political philosophy, and their intersections. I am particularly interested in the complex relationships between experts, policymakers, and publics in democratic societies.
I have recently completed a short monograph on science denial, entitled Science Denial: Post-Truth or Post-Trust? (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming) and I am currently completing a longer monograph on public trust in science tentatively titled Public Trust in Science: A Communitarian Ap…
I am an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at Carleton University. My current research focuses on social epistemology, philosophy of science, philosophy of economics, political philosophy, and their intersections. I am particularly interested in the complex relationships between experts, policymakers, and publics in democratic societies.
I have recently completed a short monograph on science denial, entitled Science Denial: Post-Truth or Post-Trust? (Cambridge University Press, forthcoming) and I am currently completing a longer monograph on public trust in science tentatively titled Public Trust in Science: A Communitarian Approach. The latter develops in much greater detail the collectivist account of public trust in science that I first sketched in my paper "It Takes A Village to Trust Science: Towards a (Thoroughly) Social Approach to Public Trust in Science".
