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Joe Horton is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at University College London (UCL). He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Southern California (2018) and serves as an associate editor at Mind and Philosophy & Public Affairs. His research focuses on ethics, political philosophy, rationality, and epistemology, with recent work addressing interpersonal aggregation, evaluative uncertainty, egalitarianism, and the procreation asymmetry. Horton's scholarship bridges theoretical ethics and practical applications, exploring topics like supererogation, exploitation, and moral dilemmas.
His academic contributions span over a decade, with key publications since 2017. He maintains active engagement in academic service through editorial roles and has been affiliated with UCL's Department of Philosophy since his appointment as Associate Professor.
Research Interests:
- Ethics and Political Philosophy
- Rationality and Epistemology
- Interpersonal Aggregation Theories
- Egalitarianism and Exploitation
- Procreation Asymmetry
- Evaluative Uncertainty
Recent work trends emphasize rigorous analysis of moral obligations in complex scenarios, particularly where aggregation principles intersect with risk and uncertainty. His articles often challenge traditional frameworks, proposing innovative solutions to longstanding ethical puzzles.
