Gregory Robson

Associate Research Professor

Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame

“Can We Morally Assess Business?“, Library of Economics and Liberty (feature article), October 2024
“Big Events Now” (Letter to the editor of Harvard Magazine on the geopolitical risk of social media use), January-February 2024
“Technology Ethics: A New Resource for Teachers,” New Work in Philosophy (co-edited online by Marcus Arvan and Barry Maguire), May 2023
“Whence our Prosperity? McCloskey on the Great Enrichment,” Qeios, March 2023
“Can We Assess Society-Wide Systems of Firms and Markets?“, New Work in Philosophy (co-edited online by Marcus Arvan and Barry Maguire), February 2023
“Servant Leadership and the Common Good,” invited essay for the Deloitte Center for Ethical Leadership, Mendoza College of Business, University of Notre Dame, November 2022
“Justice and Community: The Rationality of Learning by Doing,” Research Outreach (co-authored with Research Outreach) vol. 131, August 2022
“The Effects of Market Exchange on Human Welfare,” Philosophy, Ethics, Academia (PEA Soup blog, Princeton), March 2021
“Profitable Business: Smith’s Moral Assessment,” Speaking of Smith, AdamSmithWorks.org, January 2021
“Response to Gerald Gaus’s ‘Self-Organizing Moral Systems’,” Philosophy, Ethics, Academia (PEA Soup blog, Princeton), November 2019