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Keith Hankins, Ph.D. (University of Arizona), is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and the R.C. Hoiles Endowed Scholar in Business Ethics & Free Enterprise at Chapman University. He is affiliated with the Smith Institute for Political Economy and Philosophy and teaches courses in political philosophy, business ethics, and decision theory (including game theory and social choice theory) as part of the Humanomics program.
- Education: Bachelor of Arts in Latin from Brown University; Master of Arts from Rutgers University; Ph.D. from the University of Arizona.
Dr. Hankins’s research explores the intersection of philosophy, economics, and social psychology, focusing on the ethics of economic growth, diversity’s societal impacts, and normative structures governing collective decision-making and responsibility practices. His work often engages with classical thinkers like Adam Smith and David Hume to address contemporary ethical dilemmas.
His recent publications examine associative responsibility, diversity’s communication challenges, and the philosophical implications of positional goods. Notable awards include the R.C. Hoiles Chair of Business Ethics and Free Enterprise, recognizing his contributions to ethical discourse in economic contexts.
- Scientific Awards:
- R. C. Hoiles Chair of Business Ethics and Free Enterprise
- R. C. Hoiles Endowed Scholar in Business Ethics & Free Enterprise Philosophy
Dr. Hankins collaborates with scholars like Jerry Gaus, John Thrasher, and Ryan Muldoon, advancing interdisciplinary research in political economy and ethical frameworks. He maintains regular office hours and can be contacted directly via hankins@chapman.edu for lecture requests or academic inquiries.
