 A recent trend in the literature has been to focus less on integrating or combining logic and probability theory into a single, unified framework, but rather to establish bridges between the two disciplines. This typically involves trying to capture the qualitative notions of logic in the quantitative terms of probability theory, or the other way around. We will not be able to do justice to the wide variety of approaches in this booming area, but interested readers can consult Leitgeb (2013, 2014), Lin and Kelly (2012a, 2012b), Douven and Rott (2018), and Harrison-Trainor, Holliday and Icard (2016, 2018). A ‘contemporary classic’ in this area is Leitgeb (2017), while van Benthem (2017) offers a useful survey and some interesting programmatic remarks.