PETER P. VANDERSCHRAAF Visiting Associate Professor

Peter Vanderschraaf's teaching and research interests focus on political philosophy, interactive decision theory (or game theory), ethical theory, applied ethics and the history of early modern (17th and 18th century) philosophy. Some publications include: "Hume's Game-Theoretic Business Ethics," Business Ethics Quarterly (1999); "Evolutions, Game Theory and Justice," Erkenntnis (1998); Philosophy and Public Affairs, (2000); "Learning and Coordination: Inductive Deliberation, Equilibrium and Convention," Routledge (2001); "Instituting the Hobbesian Commonwealth," Pacific Philosophical Quarterly (2001); “Learning to Take Turns,” (with Brian Skyrms) Erkenntnis (2003); “Follow the Leader: Local Interactions with Influence Neighborhoods,” (with J. McKenzie Alexander) Philosophy of Science (2005); “War or Peace?: A Dynamical Analysis of Anarchy,” Economics and Philosophy (forthcoming); "Covenants and Reputations," Synthese (forthcoming); “The Circumstances of Justice,” Politics, Philosophy and Economics, (forthcoming).[Complete CV]