My Academia.edu page (with open access copies of some of my older articles) can be found here. Almost all of my recent academic articles have been published open acces, so just go to the journal and download the article there.
My google scholar page can be found here.
My blog posts at Crooked Timber can be found here.
My blog posts at Bij Nader Inzien can be found here (in Dutch).
Between 2010 and 2015, my term as a member of the Young Academy (part of the Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences), I wrote several blogs, including one written together with many others, in which we argued for the many values of sciences, rather than a narrow focus on the economic use of science. We also made a short video on the many values of science - a discussion that hasn't lost its importance.
I contributed several columns to Utrecht University's online magazine DUB, which can be found here (in Dutch). I also answered some citizen's questions on climate action for De Klimaathelpdesk (here) and contributed a few pieces to Sociale Vraagstukken (here) and De Omslag (here), and a dozen op-ed pieces to Belgian and Dutch newspaper (no links).
On youtube you can find several interviews with me, as well as the lecture on economic limitarianism I gave at the Center for Ethics in Society at Stanford University, and a lecture I gave to members of labour unions and anti-poverty organisations explaining the relevance of the capability approach for their work. Members of the Human Development and Capability Association can also watch the video of my presidential address at the 2018 Buenos Aires HDCA conference on the Association's website, as well as an online seminar on how to use the capability approach for research on wellbeing. At the invitation of NUFFIC Russia, I gave an online talk on why carbon emissions are a moral issue.
In Dutch, you can find two presentations and a debate between the journalist Rutger Bregman and me on basic income organised by Studium Generale Utrecht; a talk on the moral limits to wealth that I gave at the 2018 Betweter Festival for sciences and the arts; a public talk on the concepts of 'normal' and 'abnormal' in relation to the debate on autism/neurodiversity, and most recently a clip of 55 seconds that the Dutch National Science Foundation (NWO) made in which I explain what ethics of institutions is and why it matters. I also participated in several episodes of the Dutch Philosophical television programme Het Filosofisch Kwintet.
In May 2010, I conducted a one hour-long conversation with Amartya Sen on his ideas on the quality of life, which can be seen in integral fashion here (part 1) and here (part 2).