Allan Gibbard

Richard B. Brandt Distinguished University Professor
Department of Philosophy
University of Michigan

Background (from UMich's webpage):

Professor Gibbard's book, Wise Choices, Apt Feelings, develops a general theory of moral judgments and judgments of rationality, drawing on psychology, anthropology, and evolutionary theory. Besides writing widely in ethical theory, he has made important contributions to the theories of conditionals, identity, voting, and decision. He has held ACLS, Guggenheim, NEH, and Rockefeller research fellowships, and been elected Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and Fellow of the Econometric Society.

See his webpage for more details.