I currently teach philosophy at the University of Vienna, where I have set up and am directing a new MA Programme in Philosophy & Economics.

On this site, you can lecture notes and slides for a selection of courses I taught at my previous positions in Oxford and Warwick.

You are free to use these notes for your own study and peruse them for your interest. If you want to use the material, especially the graphs, in your own lectures, then you are most welcome to do so. I would, however, like to ask you to please attribute them to me with a link to this website.

2016 Ethics of Migration

This half-module is part of an interdisciplinary politics and philosophy core module in Warwick's Philosophy, Politics, and Economics programme. You can find the reading list here (only part 2).

• Introduction
• In defense of the right to control immigration
• Against the right to control immigration
• Ethical issues in labour migration, "brain drain".
• Who are refugees? And what do others owe to them?

The picture shows soldiers and refugees travelling opposite directions on the road to Louvain, Belgium, in 1940 (courtesy of Imperial War Museum).

The ethics of reproductive engineering

This lecture was part of interdisciplinary Genetic in Society module at Warwick's Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL). IATL encourages innovative teaching methods, such as the handwritten and drawn slides of this lecture.