Jonas Haeg.
Curriculum Vitae

Jonas Haeg

jonashaeg.com·jonas.haeg@philosophy.su.se Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University

Research interests
AOSPolitical Philosophy, Normative Ethics, Legal Philosophy
AOCSocial Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy, Applied Ethics
Positions
2027– Leverhulme Early Career Fellow Warwick Law School, University of Warwick
2025– Postdoctoral Researcher Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace, Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University
2023–24 Lecturer in Philosophy Department of Philosophy, King's College London
Education
2018–23 PhD in Philosophy, King's College London Passed without corrections · Thesis: Imperfect Victims and the Right to Self-Defence · Supervisors: David Owens, Massimo Renzo, Sarah Fine · Examiners: Jeffrey Howard, Gerald Lang
Fall 2022 Visiting Student, Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University
2016–18 BPhil in Philosophy, University of Oxford Distinction · Supervisor: Jeff McMahan
2013–16 BA in Philosophy, King's College London First Class Honours
Publications
Articles
Forthcoming Taking the Fall: Punishment, Constrained Instrumentalism, and False Confessions. Australasian Journal of Philosophy
2025 Necessity Over Time. Journal of Moral Philosophy Online First: 1-27.
2024 Provocation, Self-Defence, and Protective Duties. Philosophy and Public Affairs 52(4): 465-499.
2022 Entrapment and Manipulation. Res Publica 28(1): 557-583.2022 Postgraduate Essay Prize Winner
2017 The Ethics of Political Bots: Should We Allow Them for Personal Use? Journal of Practical Ethics 5(2): 85-104.2017 Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics Runner-Up​
Reviews
2024 Review of Christopher Nathan, The Ethics of Undercover Policing. Criminal Law and Philosophy 18: 315-323.
Public writing
2026 Grok Doesn't Degrade Women—You Do! Deepfakes, Responsibility and Language. Public Ethics Blog
Work in progress
Under review
[A paper on the ethics of advising] (with Romy Eskens).
In preparation
[A paper on victim-blaming].
[A paper on precautionary duties in an unjust world].
[A paper on criminogenic injustice and punishment].
[A paper on asylum, deception, and deportation].
[A paper on the value of being involved in setting things right].
Selected presentations * invited   peer-reviewed
  • Harms We Cause Together

    Scheduled
    Degrees of Responsibility in Metaphysics, Ethics, and the Law, Symposium at the American Philosophical Association, Eastern Division*
  • Taking Risks in an Unjust World

    Scheduled
    Centre for Aesthetic, Moral and Political Philosophy, Leeds University*
  • Reparative Achievements

    Scheduled
    Philosophy, Ethics, and Killing Workshop, Peak District
  • Too Much Information: The Problem with Oversharing (with Romy Eskens)

    Scheduled
    Swedish Congress of Philosophy, Stockholm University
  • What's Wrong with Victim-Blaming?

    2025
    Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, University of Glasgow
    2025
    Philosophy, Ethics, and Killing Workshop, Peak District
    2025
    Workshop on Degradation and Dehumanization, Utrecht University*
  • Outrageous Advice (with Romy Eskens)

    2025
    Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Conference, Gdansk
    2024
    Dutch Research School of Philosophy Annual Conference, Eindhoven University of Technology
    2024
    Philosophy & Public Affairs Colloquium, University of Amsterdam*
    2024
    Moral, Legal, and Political Research Seminar, King's College London*
  • Risks, Rights, and Proportionality

    2022
    Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy, Stockholm University*
  • The Grounds and Limits of the Necessity Condition

    2022
    PhD Seminar in Practical Philosophy, Stockholm University*
  • Dangerous Parties and Undirected Duties

    2022
    Philosophy, Ethics, and Killing Workshop, Peak District*
  • What Do We Owe to Aggressors?

    2022
    Politics, Law and Philosophy Graduate Forum commentators: Cecile Fabre and Penny Oderberg
  • A Duty to Accommodate Wrongdoers?

    2022
    CEPPA Graduate Conference, University of St. Andrews commentator: T. Pummer
  • Defensive Entrapment and Manipulation

    2022
    London Graduate Workshop on Moral and Political Philosophy, Senate House
    2021
    Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference, Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb
  • Law Enforcement and Proportionality

    2021
    Brave New World Graduate Conference, University of Manchester
  • Punishment and The Problem of False Confessions

    2021
    Advanced Research Seminar, King's College London*
  • Entrapment, Manipulation and Morally Tainted Punishment

    2021
    Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, Boulder, Colorado commentator: C. Kianpour
    2020
    Oxford Graduate Conference in Political Theory, University of Oxford
  • Provocation and Self-Defence

    2021
    Graduate Reading Retreat, Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace commentator: K.K. Ferzan
    2019
    Reading Ethics and Political Philosophy Conference, University of Reading
    2019
    Advanced Research Seminar, King's College London*
    2019
    Stockholm Philosophy Graduate Conference, Stockholm University commentator: L. Hecht
    2019
    London-Berkeley Philosophy Graduate Conference, UC Berkeley commentator: E. Podhorcer
  • Liability to Defensive Harm and The Standing Constraint

    2018
    Warwick Graduate Conference in Political and Legal Theory, University of Warwick
Teaching
Lecturer
2025The Ethics of War with Helen Frowe
2024General Philosophy
Seminar Convenor
2024Philosophy and Medicine
2023Political Philosophy II
Teaching Assistant
2022Philosophy and Medicine
2021Ethics II: Contemporary Ethical Philosophy
2020Environmental Ethics
2020Topics in Political Philosophy: Ethics of Migration
2019Ethics I
Supervisor
2023–24BA Philosophy Dissertation (×3)
Honours, grants & awards
2027–29Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (accepted)
2024Nominated for a King's Education Award (Teaching Excellence Award)
2022Winner of the Res Publica Post Graduate Essay Prize £100
2021Funding for the KCL Graduate Conference in Politics, Philosophy, and Law from the Society for Applied Philosophy, Mind Association, and Aristotelian Society £4,000
2018–23King's PGR International Scholarship PhD funding £68,000 + Fees
2017Runner up in the Oxford Uehiro Prize in Practical Ethics £100
2016–18Aker Scholarship BPhil funding £41,000
2016Joint Winner of the Sowerby Philosophy of Medicine Essay Contest £350
2015Adrian Grey-Turner Memorial Prize for outstanding academic achievement £60
Event organising
2026 Early Career Workshop in Moral, Legal, and Political Philosophy Stockholm University · Co-organiser
2026 Workshop on Deterrence and Deontology Stockholm University · Co-organiser
2025 Workshop on the Ethics of Deception Stockholm University · Co-organiser
2021 KCL Graduate Conference in Politics, Philosophy, and Law King's College London · Co-organiser
2017 The 21st Oxford Graduate Philosophy Conference University of Oxford · Co-organiser
Professional service
2025– Editor, Public Ethics Blog (publicethics.org)
2024– Web and Social Media Lead, Stockholm Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace
2024 Judge for the Estella Newsome Memorial Prize (KCL essay prize on just war theory)
2023–24 Library Liaison, KCL Department of Philosophy
2023–24 Personal Tutor for 18 students at KCL (academic and welfare support)
Reviewer Analysis, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Journal of Controversial Ideas, Journal of Moral Philosophy, Law and Philosophy, Philosophical Quarterly, Res Publica, Synthese
References
Massimo Renzo
Professor of Politics, Philosophy, and Law
King's College London
Helen Frowe
Professor of Practical Philosophy
Stockholm University