Research

A selection of my publications and talks can be found below. Please see my CV for more.

Law and Religion

A Christian Approach to Corporate Religious Liberty
Palgrave Macmillan 2020

Church autonomy and the corpus mysticum tradition
Canopy Forum at Emory University 2021

Extracting our abstractions: why we need a Christian approach to CRL
Canopy Forum at Emory University 2021

“Is group ontology morally distracting? A natural law approach to CRL”
Oxford Journal of Law and Religion 2019

“Post-Liberal Religious Liberty. By Joel Harrison”
Studies in Christian Ethics, forthcoming

The virtue of religion: rethinking America’s approach to international religious freedom
Berkley Center at Georgetown University 2021

U.N. World Interfaith Harmony Week
Voice of Islam UK 2021

Why do restrictions on religious attendance cause “irreparable harm”?
Canopy Forum at Emory University 2021

Responsible Business

Business ethics: saving grace or oxymoron?
Free Speech Project, Georgetown University 2021

Do family firms want to grow? Fostering virtue and productivity
Oxford and Cambridge Symposium on Enterprise, Ethics and Development 2018

Fundamentals of sales and marketing, with Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women
Coursera 2018 (2020 with Portuguese and Spanish translation)

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses UK
Goldman Sachs International and Said Business School 2016-21

Leadership and corporate responsibility
Institute of Technology Sligo, Ireland 2021

Reimagining Business: Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses UK
Goldman Sachs International and Said Business School 2020

Character at work: why character matters for the workplace and civil society
Centre for Social Justice 2021

Ethics in Public Life

A tale of two Thomases: understanding Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century
Society for the Study of Christian Ethics 2019

Fasting
Voice of Islam UK 2021

From household to nation: the Wisdom Literature and practical moral reason
Centre for Catholic Studies at Durham University 2021

“Narrative and truthfulness through the body: interpreting Mark R. Wynn”
Studies in Christian Ethics, forthcoming

Philosophy, psychology, and the significance of prayer
Voice of Islam UK 2021

“The Ethics of Discernment: Lonergan’s Foundations for Ethics. By Patrick H. Byrne”
Journal of Theological Studies 2017

The first principle(s) of morality: comparing Thomas Aquinas and Germain Grisez
Centre for Catholic Studies at Durham University 2014

Transformative learning and moral character education (conference handout)
Philippine Normal University and Ateneo de Manila University 2021

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Faculty of Theology and Religion
University of Oxford
Oxford, OX2 6GG, United Kingdom

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