I am a Visiting Assistant Professor at the Department of Philosophy and the William E. Simon Graduate School of Business at the University of Rochester. In 2007-2009, I was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Harvard University Program in Ethics and Health. My areas of research are in political philosophy, ethics, and applied ethics. My current work focuses on bioethics, business ethics, public health ethics, ethical issues in health care priority setting and resource allocation, and legitimacy in health care resource allocation.
Articles
Public Health and the Rights of States, Public Health Ethics (2009)
When exercising their public health powers, states claim various rights against their subjects and aliens....
Nationalist Criticisms of Cosmopolitan Justice, Public Reason (2009)
This paper critically evaluates some central arguments offered by nationalists against stringent international requirements of...
Democratic Cosmopolitanism, European Political Science (2007)
Review of Seyla Benhabib: Another Cosmopolitanism
Unpublished Papers
The Basic Structure and the Principles of Justice (2009)
This paper develops an account of how economic and political institutions can limit the applicability...