• Patterns of Rationality. Discovering Recurring Inferences in Science, Social Cognition and Religious Thinking. Springer, Berlin/Heidelberg (2015)
• Theoretical considerations on cognitive niche construction. Synthese, Online First, doi:10.1007/s11229-016-1165-2 (2016)
• Gossip. In Coady, D. & Chase, J. (eds.), Routledge Handbook of Applied Epistemology (2017 forthcoming)
• Contemporary finance as a critical cognitive niche: An epistemological outlook on the uncertain effects of contrasting uncertainty. Mind & Society, vol. 14(2), pp. 273–293 (2015)
• L. Magnani, T. Bertolotti (2015). Christ, Batman, and Girard: Perspectives on Self-Sacrifice. Journal of Religion and Violence, vol. 3(1) pp. 117–135 (2015)
• Cyber-Bullies as Cyborg-Bullies. The International Journal of Tech- noethics, vol. 6(1) pp. 35–44 (2015)
• An epistemological analysis of gossip and gossip-based knowledge. Synthese, vol. 191(17) pp. 4037–4067 (2014);
• Camouflaging truth: a biological, argumentative and epistemological outlook from biological to linguistic camouflage. Journal of Cognition and Culture vol. 14(1-2), pp. 65–91 (2014)
• Facebook has it: the irresistible violence of social cognition in the age of social networking, The International Journal of Technoethics vol. 2(4) pp. 71–83 (2011)
• Perverting activism: Cyberactivism and its potential failures in enhancing democratic institutions, The International Journal of Technoethics vol. 2(2) (pp. 14–29)

Tommaso W. Bertolotti has been a professional academic for more than seven years before moving his career to philosophical consulting.
His main research interests have always concerned applied topics, as he sternly believed in the importance of the philosophical stance in the most urgent societal issues but also in everyday, profoundly human matter.