I am a third-year Ph.D. student. I completed my undergraduate degree at Dartmouth College, where I studied both Philosophy and Government. I wrote my senior honors thesis on the ethics of violent political revolutions. Prior to starting my Ph.D., I worked at the Yale Program on Financial Stability. At Yale, I studied governments’ responses to financial crises. These included changes to deposit-insurance systems, market-support programs, and liquidity reserve requirements.
Ezekiel Vergara
B.A. in Philosophy and Government, Dartmouth College, 2021
Research Interests
My research interests primarily lie in political philosophy, ethics, and metaethics. In political philosophy, I am interested in global justice, liberal political thought, and debates about ideal/non-ideal theory. In ethics, I am interested in the ethics of self-defense, the ethics of economic foreign policy, and our duties to future people. I also like to think about relational accounts of morality and consequentialism. In metaethics, I am interested in non-naturalism and moral disagreement.