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On the general idea of Bayesian Conditionalization:

• Teller, Conditionalization and Observation (earliest proof of diachronic dutch book argument)
• Kyburg, Conditionalization (against conditionalization)
• Bacchus, Kyburg, and Thalos, Against Conditionalization
• Lange, Calibration and the Epistemological Role of Conditionalization
• Williamson, Objective Bayesianism, Bayesian Conditionalisation and Voluntarism (against conditionalization)

On Jeffrey Conditionalization (it is worth noting there are also a number of papers discussing the possibility of a dutch book defense of Jeffrey conditionalization):

• Jeffrey, Probable Knowledge - this can be found in the volume Probability and the Art of Judgment which has a number of papers by Jeffrey about the "Radical Probabilism" view
• Field, A Note on Jeffrey Conditionalization
• Garber, Discussion: Field and Jeffrey Conditionalization
• Diaconis and Zabell, Updating Subjective Probability (statistics paper proving various theorems about Jeffrey Conditionalization)

On Reflection:

• Talbott, Two Principles of Bayesian Epistemology (against reflection)
• van Fraassen, Belief and the Problem of Ulysses and the Sirens (further discussion of reflection)
• Green and Hitchcock, Reflections on Reflection: van Fraassen on Belief
• Weisberg, Conditionalization, Reflection, and Self-Knowledg
• Arntzenius, Some Problems for Conditionalization and Reflection
• Briggs, Distorted Reflection (defends a qualified version of reflection)