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I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a member of UW-Madison's interdisciplinary cluster in the ethics of computing, data, and information.
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I work primarily in normative ethics and the interdisciplinary field of philosophy, politics, and economics. In normative ethics, I work on the foundations of consequentialist moral theory and related issues in the ethics of harm. My work in philosophy, politics, and economics concerns the impact of various information technologies on market institutions and property regimes. I also have interests in nineteenth-century moral and political thought, especially in the utilitarian and socialist traditions.

Click here for my C.V. or email me at jpgoodrich - 'at' - wisc - 'dot' - edu

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Books (Edited)
(2022) Ethics and Existence: The Legacy of Derek Parfit, Oxford: OUP, w/ T. Campbell, J. McMahan, and K. Ramakrishnan
(2021) Principles and Persons: The Legacy of Derek Parfit, Oxford: OUP, w/ T. Campbell, J. McMahan, and K. Ramakrishnan

Articles in Journals
(forthcoming) "In Defense of Moderation: Culpable Ignorance and the Structure of Exculpation," Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy
(2016) "Mereological Dominance and the Logic of Better-than," Utilitas 28 (4): 361-367

Articles in Collected Volumes
(2021) "Separating Persons" in Principles and Persons: The Legacy of Derek Parfit
(2021) "Do We Own Our Data?: The Finders-Keepers Ethics of the Cyber Commons" in P. Aligica, G. Choi, and V. Storr (eds.), Culture, Sociality and Morality: New Applications of Mainline Political Economy, Rowman & Littlefield

Miscellaneous
(Commissioned) "William Thompson" for the Utilitarian Thinkers Series @ Utilitarianism.net
(2021) ​Review of "Why Free Will is Real" by Christian List, Journal of Moral Philosophy ​18 (3): 327-329.
(2019) "Parfit, Derek" w/ Larry Temkin in Hugh LaFollette (ed.), International Encyclopedia of Ethics, Wiley-Blackwell