Alex Rosenberg alexrose@duke.edu

This photo was taken at the foot of the Aiguille du Dru, in Chamonix-Mont Blanc, France. For a photo with a less dramatic background, no sun glasses, etc, that may help identify me if you are looking for me at an airport, just google image 'alex rosenberg'.

I joined the Duke faculty in 2000. Previously I was professor of philosophy at Dalhouse University in Canada, Syracuse University, University of California, Riverside and at the University of Georgia, in the US. I have also been a visiting professor and fellow of the Center for Philosophy of Science at the University of Minnesota, as well as the University of California, Santa Cruz, and Oxford University (Balliol College). Here at Duke, I am co-director of the Center for Philosophy of Biology, along with Robert Brandon, Dan McShea and Fred Nijhout.

In addition I am the director of the AB Duke Scholarship Program and its associated summer Duke in Oxford Program at New College. Along with Professor Martha Reeves of the Sociology Department I co-direct Duke's summer program on Globalization in Geneva. Check the links below for more information on these programs.

My interests focus on problems in metaphysics, mainly surrounding causality, the philosophy of social sciences, especially economics, and most of all, the philosophy of biology, in particular the relationship between molecular, functional and evolutionary biology.

On this web site you will find my vita, a list of publications and recent papers available for downloading.

modified August, 2007