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Joseph Heath holds a BA from McGill University, and both an MA and PhD from Northwestern University. His research interests span social political philosophy, business ethics, moral philosophy, and distributive justice. He has published extensively, including notable books such as 'Rules' (Oxford), 'Filthy Lucre' (Harper Collins), 'Communicative Action Rational Choice' (MIT Press), and 'Efficient Society' (Penguin), co-authored with Andrew Potter. Heath's contributions to the field also include essays on critical social theory and political philosophy, with a focus on the implications of economics on ethical considerations in business. His selected papers cover topics ranging from the benefits of cooperation to the structure of intergenerational cooperation and normative models of the welfare state. He is affiliated with the University of Toronto's Department of Philosophy, located on the St. George campus, where he continues to engage in teaching and scholarship, influencing the discourse around philosophical implications of economic systems and ethical frameworks within a business context.
Department of Sociology