Here is my published work:

Prof. David Silver
Department of Philosophy
University of Delaware

2000. "Personal Identity and Psychological Continuity." Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 60. (With Michael Rea)
2001. "Religious Experience and the Facts of Religious Pluralism." International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 49: 1-17.
2002. "Collective Responsibility and the Ownership of Actions". Public Affairs Quarterly 16 (3): 287-304. (adobe acrobat required)
2002. "Religious Experience and the Evidential Argument from Evil." Religious Studies 38 (3): 339-353. (adobe acrobat required)
2003. "Lethal Injection, Autonomy and the Proper Ends of Medicine", Bioethics 17 (2): 205-11.
2003. "Evolutionary Naturalism and the Reliability of our Cognitive Faculties." Faith and Philosophy
2004. "The Legacy of Injustice: Wronging the Future, Responsibility for the Past" in Historical Justice, ed. Lukas H. Meyer, Nomos Verlag. (With Rahul Kumar)
2005. “Corporate Codes of Conduct and the Value of Autonomy”, Journal of Business Ethics.
2005. “A Strawsonian Defense of Corporate Moral Responsibility,” American Philosophical Quarterly, 42(4) October 2005. pp. 279-295.
2006. "Collective Responsibility, Corporate Responsibility and Moral Taint", Midwest Studies in Philosophy 30 (1), pp. 269-278.
2008. “Defending the Independence Constraint: a reply to Snider”, Religious Studies. 44(2), 203-207.
2008. “The Ethics of Exclusion”. In The Future of Citizenship. (with Rahul Kumar) Ed. Jose V. Ciprut.. MIT Press.

Book Reviews:

2009. Review of Mitchell Silver’s A Plausible God: Secular Reflections on Liberal Jewish Theology. in Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies.

My dissertation, which I completed in 1997 at the University of Arizona, is entitled A Virtue Theory of Practical Reason and concerns the intersections between metaphysics, epistemology and ethics.

I am currently working on a book entitled Corporate Ethics in a Liberal Democracy.