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KIDNEY EXCHANGE AND THE ETHICS OF GIVING by Philippe van Basshuysen

Philippe van Basshuysen considers various forms of kidney exchange, including non-directed (altru…

Liver Paired Exchange: Ready for Prime Time in North America?

An editorial in the November 2019 Liver Transplantation considers, among other things, how liver e…

Video Interview: Peter Singer on Global Kidney Exchange

Peter Singer discusses Global Kidney Exchange, and his recent article in the Lancet, in this interv…

Global Kidney Exchange in the Lancet, by Minerva, Savulescu and Singer

Here's a clear-eyed account of Global Kidney Exchange, from three moral philosophers, forthcomi…

A (first) liver-kidney exchange

Here's a forthcoming paper in the American Journal of Transplantation: Bi‐organ Paired Exchange…

Ethical algoritms: a recent talk and a forthcoming book

Increasingly, algorithms are decision makers. Here's a recent talk, and a book forthcoming in O…

Intellectual Property and the Protection of Intangible Cultural Heritage: Emerging Themes and Challenges in Transboundary and Diaspora Contexts

As you may recall, we were organizing a session at the Association of Critical Heritage Studies whi…

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