I am a PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of Florida. 

I work primarily in applied ethics, especially ethics of technology. I also have significant interests in epistemology and political philosophy.

Before coming to UF, I completed an MA at KU Leuven and a BA at DePaul University. Under the research tab you will find links to my pubilshed papers. Under the teaching tab you will find courses I have taught and sample syllabi.
Here is the link to my CV.

Publications

These are links to my published papers. Links to both web publication and download available.

  • Madock, Jack. 2025. “From There to Here: A Liberal-Multicultural Framework of the Rights of Climate Refugees.” In Multicultural Citizenship: Legacy and Critique. Eds. Francois Boucher and Jean-Francois Caron. Routledge, NY.
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  • Madock, Jack. 2024. “Robot Warfare: The (Im)Permissibility of Autonomous Weapons Systems.” AI and Ethics, September.
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  • Madock, Jack. 2021. “The Irreplaceability of Place: What We Lose When We Lose Our Homeland.” Biblioteca Della Libertà 56 (232): 83–98.
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Syllabi

This is a list of courses I have previously taught as well as sample syllabi from those courses. For student evaluations please e-mail me.