published
  1. Forthcoming. Moral Excuse to the Pacifist's Rescue
    Journal of Pacifism and Nonviolence
  2. 2023. Make Them Care or Make Them Care: Artificial Intelligence and Moral Cost-Sharing - with Nicholas Evans (PDF)
    Ethical Dilemmas in the Global Defense Industry (Oxford University Press), 217-238
  3. 2023. What You're Rejecting When You're Expecting (PDF)
    ​Journal of Bioethical Inquiry ​(Online First): 1-12
  4. 2022. The Ethics of AI-Assisted Warfighter Enhancement Research and Experimentation: Historical Perspectives and Ethical Challenges - with Jonathan Moreno, Michael Gross, Jack Becker, Neil Shortland III, and Nicholas Evans (PDF)
    Frontiers in Big Data 5:978734: 1-13 (Open Access)
  5. 2022. Can We Justify Military Enhancements? Some Yes, Most No - with Nicholas Evans (PDF)
    Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 31.4: 557-569.
  6. 2022. Long Covid and Disability: A Brave New World - with Anna Muldoon, Kelly Hills, Ashton Sorrels, Paul Tubig, and Nicholas Evans (PDF)
    British Medical Journal 378:e069868
  7. 2022. Honorable Survivors: A Feminist Reply to Statman (PDF)
    Public Affairs Quarterly 36.2: 121-135
  8. 2022. Pacifists Are Admirable Only if They're Right (PDF)
    Public Affairs Quarterly 36.2: 99-120
  9. 2022. Self-Defense for Theists (PDF)
    Journal of Analytic Theology 10.1: 246-276
  10. 2022. Heavenly Procreation (PDF)
    Faith and Philosophy ​39.1: 100-123
  11. 2022. Moral Neuroenhancement for Prisoners of War (PDF)
    Neuroethics 15.15: 1-20 (Online First)
  12. 2022. Queer Advice to Christian Philosophers (PDF)
    European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 14.1: 1-27
  13. 2021. Mary, Did You Consent? (PDF)
    Religious Studies (Online First), 1-24
  14. 2021. Health Justice for Unjust Combatants (PDF)
    Journal of Military Ethics 20.1: 67-81
  15. 2021. Animal Rights Pacifism (PDF)
    Philosophical Studies 178.12: 4053-4082
  16. 2021. Here's Not Looking at You, Kid: A New Defense of Anti-Natalism - with Anthony Ferrucci (PDF)
    South African Journal of Philosophy 40.1: 14-33
  17. 2020. The Shape of Trans Afterlife Justice (PDF)
    Voices from the Edge: Centering Marginalized Perspectives in Analytic Theology (Oxford University Press)
  18. 2020. Sanctuary Cities and Non-Refoulement - with Michael Blake (PDF).
    Ethical Theory and Moral Practice 23.2: 457-474
  19. 2019. Animal Gods (PDF)
    The Lost Sheep in Philosophy of Religion: New Perspectives on Disability, Gender, Race, and Animals
    See also Dustin Crummett's reply, "Taming Zootheism: On Equality, Fairness, and Incarnation" (PDF)
  20. 2018. Queer Oppression and Pacifism (PDF)
    The Routledge Handbook of Pacifism and Nonviolence (Routledge)
  21. 2018. Why It's Wrong to Stand Your Ground (PDF)
    Philosophy in the Contemporary World 24.1: 40-50
  22. 2018. Two Arguments for Animal Immortality (PDF)
    Heaven and Philosophy (Lexington Books), 171-200
  23. 2017. Against Self-Defense (PDF)
    Social Theory and Practice 43.3: 613-635
  24. 2017. In Defense of Animal Universalism (PDF) - with Shawn Graves and Tyler M. John
    Paradise Understood: New Philosophical Essays About Heaven (Oxford University Press)
  25. 2016. Animals and Causal Impotence: A Deontological View (PDF)
    Between the Species 19.1: 32-51
in progress

MONOGRAPH
  • Child Lock: Neuroenhancing Guardians to Prevent Abuse
    • ​This book defends the ethical and legal use of neurointerventions for prospective parents and other child guardians. Modern neuroscience offers a multitude of tried-and-true and experimental approaches for modifying and controlling human behavior. Society broadly embraces the view that parents ought never abuse their children, that primary school teachers ought never abuse the children in their care, and the like. Yet child abuse is rampant: over 1 billion children annually are victims of physical violence, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Herein, I defend moral neuroenhancement as a moral and legal pre-condition on child guardianship. I argue that prospective parents, fosters, teachers, and other caregivers are under a moral obligation to receive physical abuse-preventing neuroenhancement prior to caring for children, and that this moral obligation should be reflected in law.
1. Introduction
2. The Child Abuse Pandemic
3. The Duties of Guardians
4. Mandating Child Locks
5. Child Involvement in Child Lock'Settings
6. Removing Child Locks
7. Applications and Objections
​8. Conclusion

PAPERS​​​
  1. "Moral Excuse to the Pacifist's Rescue" (Under Review)​​
  2. "Can Heaven Be Overpopulated?" (Under Review)
  3. "About Face: Using Augmented Reality to Improve Wartime Discrimination" (Under Review)
  4. "Swimming Upstream: Vasectomies Without Roe" (Under Review)
  5. "Do Transformative Enhancements Undermine Informed Consent?" (In Progress​)
  6. "Not Left to Chance: Why Mandatory Neuroenhancements Don't Undermine Parental Autonomy" (In Progress)
  7. "Theodicy as Gaslighting," with Michelle Panchuk (In Progress​)