Daniel Hausman

Title: Herbert A. Simon and Hilldale Professor, Philosophy

Interests: Questions concerning the concept of health, the allocation of health care
 resources, and the role of preferences in measuring health and setting
 policy.

Email:dhausman@wisc.edu
Phone:(608) 354-6120
Fax:(608) 265-3701
Website:philosophy.wisc.edu/hausman/

Office:Room 5197, Helen C. White Hall

Education

Ph.D., Columbia University, Philosophy, 1978

M.Phil., Columbia University, Philosophy, 1975

M.A.T., New York University, Teaching, 1971

B.A., Harvard University, English History and Literature, 1969

Books

Daniel Hausman, Michael S. McPherson, and Debra Satz, Economic Analysis, Moral Philosophy and Public Policy, 3rd Edition (Cambridge University Press, 2016).

Daniel M. Hausman, Preference, Value, Choice, and Welfare (Cambridge University Press, 2011).

Selected Articles

Daniel M. Hausman and Matt Sensat Waldren, "Egalitarianism Reconsidered," Journal of Moral Philosophy 8:4 (2011), 567-586.

Daniel M. Hausman, "A Lockean Argument for Universal Access to Health Care," Social Philosophy and Policy 28:2 (2011), 166-91.

Daniel M. Hausman, "Valuing Health: A New Proposal," Health Economics 19:3 (2010), 280-96.

Daniel M. Hausman, "Valuing Health," Philosophy and Public Affairs 34(2006): 246-74 34:3 (2006), 246-74.

Courses taught

Philosophy 341: Contemporary Moral Issues
Philosophy 524: Philosophy of Economics
Philosophy 555: Political Philosophy