Graduate: Conceptual Foundations of Statistical Inference (with M. Woodroofe), Decision Theory, Probability and Conditionals, Proseminar: Mind and Language (with A. Gibbard), Proseminar: Science and Language (with A. Gibbard), Mind and Language (with T; Hofweber), Topics in Philosophy (with D. Velleman), Belief Revision and Naturalized Epistemology, Topics in Rational Choice, Role of Evidence in Belief Revision and Inductive Logic, Dark Matter in the Universe, Candidacy Seminar

Undergraduate: Methods of Science, Philosophy of Science, The Nature of Science, Methods of Science, Epistemology, Decision Theory, Mind and Language, Knowledge and Reality, Introduction to Logic, Honors Introduction to Logic, Intermediate Logic, Mathematical Logic, Honors Seminar, Critical Reasoning, Introduction to Ethics, Introduction to Philosophy

• Philosophy of Science Association, Nominating Committee Chair (2008-2010), Program Committee (2010)
• Philosophy of Science, Editorial Board (2000-2005)
• Oxford studies in Epistemology, Editorial Board (2003-present)
• Cambridge Studies in Probability, Induction, and Decision Theory (Cambridge University Press), advisory editor (2000- )
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, co-editor (with Brian Skyrms and Brandon Fitelson) for Inductive Logic and Decision Theory (2000- )
• Philosophical Topics (Special Issue on Decision Theory), vol. 21, #1 (Fall 1993), issue editor

• The Foundations of Causal Decision Theory. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, April 1999.
• Decision Theory: A Normative Perspective (tentative title), Princeton University Press, projected December 2011

• "A Defense of Imprecise Credences in Inference and Decision Making," forthcoming in Tamar Szabo Gendler & John Hawthorne, eds., Oxford Studies in Epistemology 4, 2011: xx-yy.
• "Regret and Instability in Causal Decision Theory," forthcoming in Horacio Arlo-Costa & Jeffrey Helzner, eds., Synthese (Special Issue on Decision Theory) xx, 2010: xx-yy.
• "Causal Reasoning and Backtracking," Philosophical Studies 147, 2010: 139-154.
• "The Development of Subjective Bayesianism," in Dov Gabbay, Stephan Hartmann and John Woods, eds., Handbook of the History of Logic. Volume 10: Inductive Logic, Elsivier 2010: 415-476.
• "Accuracy and Coherence: Prospects for an Alethic Epistemology of Partial Belief," in Franz Huber and Christoph Shmidt-Petri, eds., Degrees of Belief, Springer, 2009: 263-300.
• "Confirmation" (co-authored with Alan Hajek) in S. Psillos and M. Curd, eds., The Routledge Companion to the Philosophy of Science, Routledge, 2008: xx-yy.
• "Epistemic Deference: The Case of Chance," Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 107[2], 2007: 1-20.
• "Are Newcomb Problems Really Decisions?" Synthese 156[3], 2007: 537-562.
• "Decision Theory," in Donald Borchert, ed., Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Vol. 2. 2nd ed., Macmillan Reference, 2006: 654-661.
• "How Probabilities Reflect Evidence," Philosophical Perspectives 19, 2005: 153-179.
• "Decision Theory," in The Philosophy of Science: An Encyclopedia, Routledge, 2005: 181-188.
• "Bayesianism," in A. Mele and P. Rawling, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Rationality, Oxford University Press, 2004: 132-155.
• "Bayes' Theorem", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Winter 2003 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.).
• "Williamson on Knowledge and Evidence," Philosophical Books 45, 2004: 296-305.
• "Levi on Causal Decision Theory and the Possibility of Predicting One's Own Actions," Philosophical Studies 110, 2002: 69-102.
• "Why We Still Need the Logic of Decision," Philosophy of Science 67 (Proceedings), June 2000: s1-s13.
• "A Non-Pragmatic Vindication of Probabilism," Philosophy of Science 65, 1998: 575-603.
• "Causal Decision Theory," (co-authored with Allan Gibbard), in S. Barbera, P. Hammond and C. Seidl, eds., Handbook of Utility Theory. New York: Kluwer Academic Press, 1998: 701-740.
• "Recent Work in Decision Theory," Philosophical Books 36. Oct. 1995: 225-236.

• "The St. Petersburg Paradox," in Miodrag Lovric, e,d., International Encyclopedia of Statistical Science, Springer Publishing (to appear Jan 2011)
• "Kullback-Leibler Entropy," in Miodrag Lovric, e,d., International Encyclopedia of Statistical Science, Springer Publishing (to appear Jan 2011)
• "Interview with Jim Joyce," The Reasoner 2, October 2008: 3-5.
• "Five Questions" in Alan Hajek and Vincent F. Hendricks, eds., Probability: 5 Questions, Automatic Press, London 2009
• "Richard Jeffrey," in Noretta Koertge, e.d., New Dictionary of Scientific Biography, Volume 4: 34-38. New York: Charles Scribner and Sons, 2008.
• "Leonard Savage," in Donald Borchert, ed., Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Vol. 2. 2nd ed., Macmillan Reference, 2006: 612-614.
• "Review of David Howie's Interpreting Probability," The Philosophical Review 113(3) 2004: 438-441.
• "Review of Paul Weirich's Decision Space: Multidimensional Utility Analysis," Ethics 113, October 2003: 914-919.
• "Review of Brian Skyrms's Evolution of the Social Contract," Philosophical Books 39, April 1998: 137-139.
• "Review of Edward McClennen's Rationality and Dynamic Choice: Foundational Explorations," Philosophical Books 33, Jan. 1992: 27-30.

• "A Defense of Imprecise Probabilities in Decision Making" - Decision Theory Workshop, London School of Economics
• "A Defense of Imprecise Credences in Inference and Decision Making" - Opening Celebration, Center for Formal Epistemology, Carnegie Mellon University
• "The Proper Role of Ratifiability Considerations in Decision Making" - Festschrift for Bill Harper, University of Western Ontario
• "Inference and Decision Making With Imprecise Probabilities" - UC Berkeley
• "Do Imprecise Credences Make Sense?" - St. Andrews-Rutgers Evidence Conference, St. Andrews;  UC Berkeley, Group in Logic and the Methodology of Science

• "Scoring Rules and Coherence" - Carnegie Mellon University
• "Inference and Decision Making With Imprecise Probabilities" - Princeton University
• "Do Imprecise Credences Make Sense" - Foundations of Uncertainty: Probability and Its Rivals, Prague;   Rutgers University (Philosophy);  Brown University
• "The Benefits and Pitfalls of Using Imprecise Probabilities to Represent Uncertainty" - Rutgers University (Cognitive Science)
• "Ratifiability, Stability and the Role of Act Probabilities in Decision Theory" - Progic 2009, Groningen
• "Some Thoughts on Causal Reasoning and on Epistemic Scoring Rules," - Second Formal Epistemology Festival, an international conference held in Ann Arbor
• "Comments on Sarah Moss and Mike Titelbaum on de se Updating" - Pacific APA, Vancouver
• "The Probative Value of Old Evidence" - Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Southern California

• "Comments on Tomoji Shogenj's 'The Degree of Epistemic Justification is Not the Probability'" - Meetings of the Eastern Division of the APA
• "The Probative Value of Old Evidence" - Meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association
• "Causal Decision Theory I and II" - Causality Study Fortnight, Center for Reasoning, University of Kent
• "Causally Unstable Acts and the Role of Regret in Decision Theory" - Causality Study Fortnight, Center for Reasoning, University of Kent
• "Decision Theory I & II" - Decision, Games and Logic 08, Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam
• "The Likelihood Principle and Two Concepts of Evidence" - University of Missouri

• "Counterexamples to Causal Decision Theory" - University of Waterloo
• "Bayesian Variations on the Likelihood Principle," - invited lecture, 13th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Beijing
• "Accuracy and Coherence" - Mind and Language Seminar, New York University
• "Causal Decision Theory" - London School of Economics
• "Epistemic Deference: The Case of Chance" - The Aristotelian Society, London

• "Bayesian Frameworks for Induction" - Meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association
• "Rational Belief and Reasonable Belief, A Ramseyian Distinction" - University of Pittsburgh
• "Instance Confirmation," - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA
• "Belief Revision and Conditional Excluded Middle," - Conference on Probability, Australian National University

• "Is There a Future for Inductive Logic" - Meetings of the Eastern Division of the APA
• "Subjective Probability and the Aim of Truth" - International Colloquium on Dutch Book Arguments, Prague
• "Comment on Andy Egan's 'Counterexamples to Causal Decision Theory'," - FEW II, University of Texas at Austin
• "Ratifiability Revisited: Is it Rational to Perform Actions One Knows One Will Rue?" - Rice University
• "Bovens and Hartmann on Endogenous Judgments of Reliability," - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA

• "On the Plurality of Measures of Evidential Relevance," - Meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association; University of Western Ontario
• "The Accuracy of Partial Beliefs I, II" - FEW I University of California at Berkeley
• "Probabilistic Belief Revision and The Law of Conditional Excluded Middle" - Conference on Conditionals and Two Dimensional Semantics, University of Western Ontario
• "Brian Skyrms's The Stag Hunt," - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA
• "Bovens and Hartmann on Endogenous Judgments of Reliability," - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA

• "On the Plurality of Probabilist Measures of Evidential Relevance" - 26th Annual International Wittgenstein Symposium of the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society, Kirchberg Austria
• "Jeffrey on Newcomb Problems and Causal Reasoning" - 26th Annual International Wittgenstein Symposium of the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society, Kirchberg Austria
• "Comment on Richard Fumerton's 'Epistemic Probability'" - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA

• "Comment on Prasanta Bandyopadhyay's 'The Old Evidence Problem and Beyond'" - Meetings of the Eastern Division of the APA
• "Causal Reasoning and Intervention," - University of California at Irvine

• "Reflections on Williamson on Reflection" - Conference on The Limits of Warrant, University of Waterloo
• "On Some Recent Approaches to Causal Reasoning" - Stanford University, California Institute of Technology

• "The Lasting Lesson of Skepticism" - University of Cincinnati;  Skepticism and Objectivity Conference, University of Utah
• "Imaging, Causation and Statistical Knowledge" - Meetings of the Pacific Division of the APA

• "The Lasting Lesson of Skepticism" - University of Oklahoma
• "The Role of Causal Reasoning in Bayesian Decision Theory" - University of Michigan, Department of Statistics
• "Reasons for Action in Game Theory" - Game Theory Conference, University of Western Ontario

• "Why We Still Need the Logic of Decision" (Invited Paper) - Meetings of the Philosophy of Science Association
• "Evaluative Commitment and Diachronic Rationality" - Perspectives on Rationality, University of Cincinnati

• "Comment on F. Doring's 'Bayesian Inference to the Best Explanation'" - Meetings of the Central Division of the APA

• "Causal Reasoning in Game Theory: Common Knowledge and the Centipede" - Haverford College, Department of Economics

• "A Non-Pragmatic Vindication of Probabilism" - Meetings of the Central Division of the APA

• "The Brier Score as a Measure of Epistemic Accuracy" - Ohio State University
• "Subjunctive Beliefs and Decision Making" - Michigan Decision Consortium

• "Supposition, Conditional Expected Utility, and Calibration" - Princeton University

• "Unified Decision Theory and Newcomb's Paradox" - Virginia Commonwealth University, Ohio State University, California Institute of Technology, University of Michigan

        Department Chair (2005-2010)
        Associate Chair (2000-2005)
        Admissions: (2000-2005)*, (1998-1999)
        Computer: (1991-1992)*, (1994-1995), (1993-1994)
        Graduate Studies: (2002-2005), (1999-2000)*, (1998-1999), (1991-1997)
        GSI Training: (1997-1998), (1995-1996)*, (1992-1993)
        Internal Review: (2000-2002)
        Recruitment: (1996-1997)
        Special Events: (1998-1999)*, (1999-2000)*, (1995-1996), (1994-1995)
        Summer Chair: (2002-2005)
        Undergraduate Studies: (1997-1998)*

        LS&A Curriculum Committee (1999-2000)
        Search Committee for Director of Ethics and Public Life (2006-2008)*