(MENAFN- The Conversation) Professor of Ethics, Strategy, and Public Policy,
I am a professor of ethics, strategy, and public policy at the University of New Orleans, where I direct the UNO Honors Program and am founding director of the UNO Urban Entrepreneurship and Policy Institute.
My work focuses on current issues in ethics and public policy, including the connection between entrepreneurship and human well-being; the importance of free exchange to the proper functioning of a free society, both in academic institutions and the community as a whole; and the role of financial incentives in shaping institutions and influencing public policy.
My most recent book, "Injustice for All: How Financial Incentives Corrupted and Can Fix the US Criminal Justice System" (co-authored with Jason Brennan), argues that meaningful criminal justice reform requires recognizing the existing profit incentives connected to much of our current approach to justice and punishment, and then realigning these incentives so that they better aim at just outcomes.
Experience
- –present Professor of Philosophy, University of New Orleans
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