Conference & seminar presentations
Forthcoming ‘Liberalism and the Necessity of Parenting Lessons', panel on 'Liberalism and Feminism' (with Gina Schouten and Tom Parr), Philosophy, Politics & Economics Society Conference, New Orleans, February 2022.
2021 ‘Discrimination and Education’ (with Tom Parr), Appearance and Discrimination Reading Group, University of Warwick (online), March 2021.
2021 'Criminal Justice, Responsibility, and the Family', Philosophy Department Colloquium, University of York (online), January 2021.
2021 'Criminal Justice and the Necessity of Parenting Lessons', Maastricht Law and Philosophy Platform, Maastricht University (online), January 2021.
2020 'Distributing the Costs of Children: Expensive Taste Rides Again'. Topics in Contemporary Political Philosophy II, Princeton University, March 2020 (cancelled due to Covid-19).
2019 ‘Public Reason and the Problem of Unreasonable Citizens’, Workshop on Gerald Gaus's work, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, March 2019.
2018 ‘The Basis of Equality, Paternalism, and Neurointerventions’, Life, Mind & Death Symposium, Amsterdam-Oxford Consortium, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 2018.
2018 ‘Compulsory Neuroenhancement’ (with Tom Douglas), Hellenic National Bioethics Commission, Athens, May 2018.
2017 ‘The Exclusion of Children in Rawlsian Contractualism’, Nuffield Political Theory Workshop, University of Oxford, October 2017.
2017 ‘The Exclusion of Children in Rawlsian Contractualism’, MANCEPT Workshop on Theories of Public Reason, University of Manchester, September 2017.
2017 ‘Punishment as Moral Fortification and Non-Consensual Neurointerventions’, Bucharest – Oxford Workshop in Applied Ethics, University of Bucharest, June 2017.
2017 ‘Punishment as Moral Fortification and Non-Consensual Neurointerventions’, VIII Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Minho, June 2017.
2016 ‘Criminal Justice in Political Liberalism: The Case for Neurointerventions’, Applied Ethics Graduate Discussion Group, University of Oxford, November 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, October 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, MANCEPT Workshop on Theories of Public Reason, University of Manchester, September 2016.
2016 Poster on The Ethics of Kidney Sales, 13th World Congress – International Association of Bioethics, Edinburgh, June 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, Applied Ethics Graduate Discussion Group, University of Oxford, March 2016.
2015 ‘Genetic Engineering: An Egalitarian Approach’, Hellenic National Bioethics Commission Conference, Athens, March 2015.
2014 ‘On the Legalisation of Kidney Sales’, Warwick Graduate Conference in Political and Legal Theory, University of Warwick, February 2014.
2021 ‘Discrimination and Education’ (with Tom Parr), Appearance and Discrimination Reading Group, University of Warwick (online), March 2021.
2021 'Criminal Justice, Responsibility, and the Family', Philosophy Department Colloquium, University of York (online), January 2021.
2021 'Criminal Justice and the Necessity of Parenting Lessons', Maastricht Law and Philosophy Platform, Maastricht University (online), January 2021.
2020 'Distributing the Costs of Children: Expensive Taste Rides Again'. Topics in Contemporary Political Philosophy II, Princeton University, March 2020 (cancelled due to Covid-19).
2019 ‘Public Reason and the Problem of Unreasonable Citizens’, Workshop on Gerald Gaus's work, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, March 2019.
2018 ‘The Basis of Equality, Paternalism, and Neurointerventions’, Life, Mind & Death Symposium, Amsterdam-Oxford Consortium, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, September 2018.
2018 ‘Compulsory Neuroenhancement’ (with Tom Douglas), Hellenic National Bioethics Commission, Athens, May 2018.
2017 ‘The Exclusion of Children in Rawlsian Contractualism’, Nuffield Political Theory Workshop, University of Oxford, October 2017.
2017 ‘The Exclusion of Children in Rawlsian Contractualism’, MANCEPT Workshop on Theories of Public Reason, University of Manchester, September 2017.
2017 ‘Punishment as Moral Fortification and Non-Consensual Neurointerventions’, Bucharest – Oxford Workshop in Applied Ethics, University of Bucharest, June 2017.
2017 ‘Punishment as Moral Fortification and Non-Consensual Neurointerventions’, VIII Braga Meetings on Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Minho, June 2017.
2016 ‘Criminal Justice in Political Liberalism: The Case for Neurointerventions’, Applied Ethics Graduate Discussion Group, University of Oxford, November 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, October 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, MANCEPT Workshop on Theories of Public Reason, University of Manchester, September 2016.
2016 Poster on The Ethics of Kidney Sales, 13th World Congress – International Association of Bioethics, Edinburgh, June 2016.
2016 ‘On the Implications of Public Reason for Abortion’, Applied Ethics Graduate Discussion Group, University of Oxford, March 2016.
2015 ‘Genetic Engineering: An Egalitarian Approach’, Hellenic National Bioethics Commission Conference, Athens, March 2015.
2014 ‘On the Legalisation of Kidney Sales’, Warwick Graduate Conference in Political and Legal Theory, University of Warwick, February 2014.
Invited comments
2017 Discussant, Richard Arneson, 'Justice for Millionaires in a Rawlsian Perspective', Workshop on ‘Justice for Millionaires?’, University of Essex, December 2017.
2016 Discussant, Rebecca Roache, ‘Is It Bad to Be Passive Aggressive?’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, November 2016.
2016 Discussant, Thomas Søbirk Petersen and Kristian Kragh, ‘Should Violent Offenders Be Forced to Undergo Neurotechnological Treatment? A Critical Discussion of the ‘Freedom of Thought’ Objection’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, November 2016.
2016 Discussant, Rebecca Roache, ‘Is It Bad to Be Passive Aggressive?’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, November 2016.
2016 Discussant, Thomas Søbirk Petersen and Kristian Kragh, ‘Should Violent Offenders Be Forced to Undergo Neurotechnological Treatment? A Critical Discussion of the ‘Freedom of Thought’ Objection’, Oxford-Denmark Workshop in Applied Moral Philosophy, University of Oxford, November 2016.
Events organised
2017 MANCEPT Workshop on Theories of Public Reason, University of Manchester, Convened with Julia Netter.