Professor Carter’s research interests include social and political philosophy, value theory (ethics) and pragmatism. More narrowly, his interests include contemporary philosophical discussions of war and terrorism, and the work of pragmatist figures Alain Locke and John Dewey. He is co-editor of Philosophic Values and World Citizenship: Locke to Obama and Beyond, and author of “Just/New War Theory: Non-state Actors in Asymmetric Conflicts,” and “Environmental Pragmatism, Global Warming, and Climate Change. (forthcoming)” among other works.