Graham Hubbs

Graham Hubbs is Professor of Philosophy and PPE Program Director at the University of Idaho. His research uses social ontological methods to examine topics at the intersection of philosophy, politics, and economics, with special focus on the nature of money as collective intentionality.

Hubbs has published extensively on practical rationality, social ontology, and political protest. His recent work analyzes the communicative dimensions of riots and the philosophy of money through historical and conceptual frameworks. Awards include the University of Idaho Mid-Career Faculty Award and Fulbright Visiting Research Chair.

Research domains:

• Social ontology of money and economic systems
• Speech act theory of political protest
• Anscombe's theory of practical rationality
• Democratic institutional design