Renaud-Philippe Garner is an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of British Columbia Okanagan. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto (2019). His research, at the crossroads of political and moral philosophy, builds normative arguments upon findings in history and psychology. He is particularly interested in debates about national identity and loyalty as well as the ethics of war. He has written for the Journal of Philosophy, Synthese, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics, Journal of Military Ethics, Journal of Social Philosophy, Inquiry, and Philosophical Quarterly. He was the recipient of his university's 2025/2026 Outstanding Instructor Award. More information is available on his UBC webpage or his LinkedIn account.
