I specialize in normativity, and I like to call the bulk of what I do meta-normativity. So I look at first-order inquiries in ethics, prudence, rationality, epistemology, political philosophy and philosophy of law, and gravitate toward the second-order semantic, meta-semantic, metaphysical, epistemic, psychological and logical questions that arise. Sometimes I stick to the first-order inquires to weigh in on what matters and what reasons we have. 

I recently became one of the executive editors (that’s an associate editor as far as I can tell) at the Canadian Journal of Philosophy. We are in the process of moving to Routledge, which will be nice.

For a recent conversation with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong about ethical intuitions check out the video at Philosophy TV.

In 2011-12 I co-organized a series of talks (with my fried in Psychology, Kiley Hamlin) on The Cognitive Science of Morality.  The lineup is here.