His areas of specialization include Moral Psychology, Applied Ethics, and Ethical Theory. He is a member of the American Philosophical Association, and has worked on projects such as Influences of the Secular and Christian Worldviews on Buddhist Academics (2010), funded by the American University of Kuwait. He has contributed chapters to four books, such as The Crisis of the Human Sciences: False Objectivity and the Decline of Creativity (2011) on topics such as science, religion, ethics, and Tolstoy. He has published articles in journals in areas such as philosophy in the 21st century, Heidegger, Kuhn, and morality. He has been an invited speaker and has presented papers at a number of international seminars on philosophy.