An analytic; is he an analytic Thomist?
faculty page
publications
He was a part of the Thomism-Analytic philosophy program at Princeton in August (more info; original site--seems dead). He has joined the Right Reason blog, which needs to be updated more often, and perhaps on more substantial topics. (Though I can understand why one would want to save that sort of writing for potential publications--that's the nature of academia.)
Also at the Princeton seminar--Mark C. Murphy. Another analytic? That would be my guess. He and John Finnis definitely differ on the notion of "common good," though as far as I can tell he is mostly sympathetic to the concerns and formulations of the "New Natural Law Theory."
Some other blogs:
The Prosblogion
Thomist Tacos for the Soul
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