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Matthew Lindauer is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Brooklyn College and the CUNY Graduate Center, USA.
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Introduction Matthew Lindauer (Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center USA) Part I. Traditional Issues in Political Philosophy with an Empirical Approach 1. Corruption Shared Expectations and Social Dilemmas Cristina Bicchieri (University of Pennsylvania USA) Raj Patel (University of Pennsylvania USA) and Leena Koni Hoffmann (Chatham House) 2. Rules Risk and Agreement Justin Bruner (University of Arizona USA) 3. Does Equality Matter for Its Own Sake? An Experimental Examination of the Leveling Down Objection Christopher Freiman (College of William and Mary USA) and Adam Lerner (New York University USA) 4. What Does Labor Mixing Get You? Shaun Nichols (Cornell University USA) and John Thrasher (Chapman University USA) 5. Segregation and the Portfolio Theory of Identity Ryan Muldoon (SUNY Buffalo USA) 6. Empirical Philosophy: How Engaging with Empirical Evidence Is Important for Theory as Well as Practice Nicole Hassoun (Binghamton University USA) 7. How Do People Balance Death against Lesser Burdens? Veronika Luptakova and Alex Voorhoeve (London School of Economics UK) Part II. New Directions 8. Automated Psycholinguistic Analysis of the Anglophone Manosphere Mark Alfano (Macquarie University Australia) Joanne Byrne (La Trobe University Australia) and Joshua Roose (Deakin University Australia) 9. Experimental Immigration Ethics Mollie Gerver (King's College London UK) Dominik Duell (University of Innsbruck Austria) Patrick Lown (University of Essex UK) 10. Love vs. Money: Understanding Unique Challenges in Care Workers' Labor Organizing Grace Flores-Robles (CUNY Graduate Center USA) and Ana P. Gantman (Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center USA) 11. Experimental Political Philosophy: A Manifesto John Thrasher (Chapman University USA) Index
Introduction Matthew Lindauer (Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center USA) Part I. Traditional Issues in Political Philosophy with an Empirical Approach 1. Corruption Shared Expectations and Social Dilemmas Cristina Bicchieri (University of Pennsylvania USA) Raj Patel (University of Pennsylvania USA) and Leena Koni Hoffmann (Chatham House) 2. Rules Risk and Agreement Justin Bruner (University of Arizona USA) 3. Does Equality Matter for Its Own Sake? An Experimental Examination of the Leveling Down Objection Christopher Freiman (College of William and Mary USA) and Adam Lerner (New York University USA) 4. What Does Labor Mixing Get You? Shaun Nichols (Cornell University USA) and John Thrasher (Chapman University USA) 5. Segregation and the Portfolio Theory of Identity Ryan Muldoon (SUNY Buffalo USA) 6. Empirical Philosophy: How Engaging with Empirical Evidence Is Important for Theory as Well as Practice Nicole Hassoun (Binghamton University USA) 7. How Do People Balance Death against Lesser Burdens? Veronika Luptakova and Alex Voorhoeve (London School of Economics UK) Part II. New Directions 8. Automated Psycholinguistic Analysis of the Anglophone Manosphere Mark Alfano (Macquarie University Australia) Joanne Byrne (La Trobe University Australia) and Joshua Roose (Deakin University Australia) 9. Experimental Immigration Ethics Mollie Gerver (King's College London UK) Dominik Duell (University of Innsbruck Austria) Patrick Lown (University of Essex UK) 10. Love vs. Money: Understanding Unique Challenges in Care Workers' Labor Organizing Grace Flores-Robles (CUNY Graduate Center USA) and Ana P. Gantman (Brooklyn College and CUNY Graduate Center USA) 11. Experimental Political Philosophy: A Manifesto John Thrasher (Chapman University USA) Index
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