Political philosophy, especially equality, liberty, responsibility and social justice.

Issues at the intersection of political philosophy and public policy (especially taxation, welfare policy, monetary policy, corporate regulation, labour unions, banking and financial regulation).

The political philosophy of John Rawls; and recent liberal and left political philosophy, especially the work of philosophers such as Anderson, Barry, G. A. Cohen, J. Cohen, Nagel, Scanlon, Scheffler, and Young.

The politics of social justice; progressive political thought; the political philosophy of political economy; global and intergenerational justice.

Free will; moral responsibility; personal identity.