2019

• Tamminga, A., & Hindriks, F. (2019). The irreducibility of collective obligations. Philosophical Studies, 1-25.

2018

• Beckers, S.L. (2018). AAAI: an Argument Against AI. In Vincent C. Müller (Eds.),Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence 2017 (pp. 235-247) (13 p.). Springer.
• Beckers, S.L. & Halpern, Joseph Y. (31-10-2018). Abstracting Causal Models.Proceedings of the 33rd AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (8 p.).
• Broersen, J. (2018). Agents necessitating effects in newtonian time andspace: from power and opportunity to effectivity. Synthese , (pp 1-38)
• Duijf, H.W.A., Broersen, J.M. & Meyer, J.J.C. (20-02-2018). Conflicting intentions: rectifying the consistency requirements. Philosophical Studies, (pp. 1-22).
• Duijf, H.W.A. (18-05-2018). Let’s do it! Collective responsibility, joint action, and participation. (276 p.). Quaestiones Infinitae – Publications of the department of philosophy and religious studies: vol 110.
• Duijf, H.W.A. (01-07-2018). Responsibility voids and cooperation. Philosophy of the Social Sciences, 48 (4), (pp. 434-460).
• Dyrkolbotn, S.K., Pedersen, Truls & Broersen, J.M. (2018). On Elitist Lifting and Consistency in Structured Argumentation. IfCoLog Journal of Logics and their Applications, 5 (3), (pp. 709-746).
• Naastepad, C. W.M. & Mulder, Jesse M. (2018). Robots and us – towards an economics of the ‘Good Life’. Review of Social Economy, 76 (3), (pp. 302-334) (33 p.).
• Roy, Olivier, Tamminga, A.M. & Willer, Malte (2018). Reasons, argumentation and justification: DEON 2016 special issue. Oxford University Press, Special issue of the *Journal of Logic and Computation*, in press.

2017

• Duijf, H.W.A. (03.07.2017). Beyond team-directed reasoning – Participatory intentions contribute to a theory of collective agency. Logique et Analyse (30 p.).
• Duijf, H.W.A. (09.03.2017) Invited speaker ABN-AMRO Can machines make moral decisions?
• Mulder, J.M. (22.01.2017). De eenheid van een gedachte – Over de samenhang van logica en metafysica. Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte, 109 (1), (pp. 145-160) (16 p
• Tamminga, Allard & Duijf, Hein (2017). Collective obligations, group plans and individual actions. Economics and Philosophy, 33 (2), (pp. 187-214).
• Van De Putte, Frederik, Tamminga, A.M. & Duijf, H.W.A. (2017). Doing without nature. In Alexandru Baltag, Jeremy Seligman & Tomoyuki Yamada (Eds.), Logic, Rationality, and Interaction – 6th International Workshop, LORI 2017 (pp. 209-223) (15 p.). Berlin: Springer.
• Van De Putte, Frederik, Tamminga, A.M. & Duijf, H.W.A. (24-08-2017). Doing Without Nature
• Van De Putte, Frederik, Tamminga, A.M. & Duijf, H.W.A. (2017). Doing without nature. In Alexandru Baltag, Jeremy Seligman & Tomoyuki Yamada (Eds.), Logic, Rationality, and Interaction – 6th International Workshop, LORI 2017 (pp. 209-223) (15 p.). Berlin: Springer.
• van Miltenburg, N. (2017). Review of: Scott Sehon. Free Will and Action Explanation: A Non-Causal, Compatibilist Account. Ethical Perspectives, 23 (2).
• van Miltenburg, N., Ometto, D.L.A. & Mulder, J.M. (2017). Is deontische logica werkelijk neutraal?. De Filosoof, 2017 (74), (pp. 15-19).

2016

• Duijf, Hein & Broersen, Jan (10-07-2016). Representing strategies
• Mulder, J.M. (11-10-2016). A Seeming Problem for Higher-Order Theories of Consciousness.Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review (17 p.).
• Mulder, J.M. (2016). A Vital Challenge to Materialism. Philosophy, 91 (2), (pp. 153-182)
• Mulder, J.M. (2016). De eenheid van een gedachte. De Filosoof, 71, (pp. 13-15)
• Mulder, J.M. (09-08-2016). Defining Original Presentism. Kriterion, 30 (2), (pp. 29-60)
• Mulder, J.M. (24-08-2016). Two Fundamentally Different Perspectives on Time. Axiomathes
• Mulder, J.M. (24-10-2016). Why Intentions?. Ratio
• Roy, Olivier, Tamminga, Allard & Willer, Malte (2016). Deontic Logic and Normative Systems – 13th International Conference, DEON 2016. (288 p.). London: College Publications.
• Tamminga, Allard & Duijf, Hein (2016). Collective obligations, group plans, and individual actions. Economics and philosophy
• van Miltenburg, N. & Ometto, D. Synthese (2016).  The libertarian predicament: a plea for action theory.

2015

• Broersen, J. J Logic Computation (2015) 25(1): 159-178. Forbidding undesirable agreements
• Broersen, J.M. & Herzig, Andreas (2015). Using STIT theory to talk about strategies. In Johan van Benthem, Sujata Ghosh & Rink Verbrugge (Eds.), Models of Strategic Reasoning – Logics, Games, and Communities (pp. 137-173). Berlin: Springer.
• Broersen, J.M. (2015). Verantwoordelijke machines, responsibility gaps en de morele speelruimte.Filosofie, 145 (3), (pp. 43-45) (3 p.).
• Duijf, Hein (2015). Performing conditional strategies in strategic STIT theory.
• Meyer, J.J.Ch., Broersen, J.M. & Herzig, A. (2015). BDI Logics. In H. van Ditmarsch, J.Y. Halpern, W. van der Hoek & B. Kooi (Eds.), Handbook of Logics of Knowledge and Belief (pp. 453-498) (46 p.). College Publications, Chapter 10 of the Handbook of Logics of Knowledge and Belief .
• van Miltenburg, Niels (09-06-2015). Freedom in Action. (297 p.). Quaestiones Infinitae ; 86.
• Mulder, J.M. (01-12-2015). Review of Josh Weisberg: Consciousness. Ethical Perspectives, 22 (4), (pp. 740-743)
• Mulder, J.M. (01-06-2015). Review of Michael Bratman: Shared Agency. Ethical Perspectives, 22 (2), (pp. 336-341)
• Pedersen, Truls, Dyrkolbotn, S.K. & Ågotnes, Thomas (2015). Reasoning about reasons behind preferences using modal logic. Information Systems Frontiers, 17 (4), (pp. 713-724)
• Renooij, Silja & Broersen, Jan (2015). Special Issue of the Twelfth European Conference on Symbolic and Quantitative Approaches to Reasoning with Uncertainty (ECSQARU 2013). International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, 58, (pp. 1-2) S. Renooij en J. Broersen zijn guesteditors van de betreffende special issue van het tijdschrift..
• Tamminga, Allard. Rationality in Action: Intentions, Interpretations and Interactions (2015) (183-190). On the Relation between Collective and Individual Obligations
• Turrini, Paolo, Grossi, Davide, Broersen, Jan M. & Meyer, John-Jules Ch. (2015). Forbidding undesirable agreements. Journal of logic and computation, 25 (1), (pp. 159-178)

2014

• Broersen, Jan (2014). A stit Logic Analysis of Morally Lucky and Legally Lucky Action Outcomes. In T. Müller (Eds.), Nuel Belnap on Indeterminism and Free Action (pp. 75-98). Springer.
• Broersen, J.M. & Meyer, J-J.Ch. (2014). Action, Failure and Free Will Choice in Stit Logic. In F. Lihoreau & M. Rebuschi (Eds.), Epistemology, Context and Formalism (pp. 141-168). Springer.
• Broersen, Jan. Künstl Intell (2014) 28: 209. “Responsible Intelligent Systems”
• Mulder, Jesse (01-10-2014). De eenheid van een gedachte. Filosofie, 24 (5), (pp. 43-47)
• Mulder, J.M. (18-06-2014). Conceptual Realism. The Structure of Metaphysical Thought.
• Tamminga, Allard (2014). Correspondence analysis for strong three-valued logic. Logical Investigations, 20 (1), (pp. 255-268)