All books & publications
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2. Book Chapters
3. Articles
4. Blogs
Books
Forthcoming books
- Intuitively Rational (with Andrew McGee): Springer (on the use of intuitions in legal and ethical reasoning)
- Being a Human, in French (Actes Sud), German (Malik), Japanese (Kawade Shobo), Turkish (Kolektif), Czech (Audiolibrix), Spanish (Tendencias), Romanian (Humanitas) and Italian (Solferino)
- Pets and their People: Bodleian Publications
- When animals and humans clash: The science and law of human-animal conflict (with John Cooper): Taylor & Francis
- Choosing Life, Choosing Death: The tyranny of autonomy in medical law and ethics (Chinese edition): Commercial Publishers
- Medical Law: A Very Short Introduction: (Chinese edition): Yilin Press
Published books
- Cry of the Wild: Eight animals under siege (2023): Transworld/Doubleday/Penguin
- Faiths Lost and Found (with Martyn Percy) (2023): Darton Longman and Todd
- A Little Brown Sea (2022): Fair Acre Press
- Being a Human (2021): Profile and Metropolitan/Henry Holt
- The Screaming Sky (2021): Little Toller
- The law as a moral agent: Making people good (2021) (with Jonathan Herring):Springer
- Routledge Handbook of Global Health Rights (2021) (editor, with Clayton O’Neill, Jonathan Herring and John Tingle): Routledge
- Human thriving and the law (2018) (with Jonathan Herring): Springer
- Identity, Personhood and the law (2017) (with Jonathan Herring): Springer
- Depression: Law and Ethics (2017) (editor,with Jonathan Herring): OUP
- Being a Beast: Picador (2017)
- Medical Law, Ethics and Communication At A Glance: Wiley Blackwell: Editor with Mikey Dunn, Patrick Davey, Anna Rathmell and Helen Salisbury (2016)
- Altruism, Welfare and the Law (with Jonathan Herring): Springer (2015)
- Dementia: Law and Ethics: Hart (2014) (Editor: with Jonathan Herring and Israel Doron)
- Medical Law: A Very Short Introduction (2013): Oxford University Press
- In the hot unconscious: An Indian Journey: Westland (2012)
- Human dignity in bioethics and law (2012): Hart
- Wired for God? The biology of spiritual experience: Hodder (2011)
- The Sacred Journey: Thomas Nelson (2010)
- The Misadventures of Mr. Badshot: Quiller (2010)
- Medical Law Precedents: Wildy (2010)
- Oral feeding difficulties and dilemmas: A guide to practical care, particularly towards the end of life: Royal College of Physicians, London (co-author: member of Working Party) (2010)
- Guide to tripping and slipping cases (with Ben Bradley): Jordans (2010) and subsequent ed (2015)
- Choosing Life, choosing Death – The Tyranny of Autonomy in Medical Law and Ethics: Hart (2009)
- The Selfless Gene: Living with God and Darwin: Hodder (2008)
- Tracking the Ark of the Covenant: Lion Hudson (2007)
- The Christmas mystery: What on earth happened at Bethlehem?: Authentic (2007)
- Medical mistakes: Claerhout Law Publishers (2007)
- Elements of Medical Law: (2nd Edition): Claerhout Law Publishers (2007)
- Consent and confidentiality: A case study in the management of epilepsy: (CD Rom): TVF Communications (2006)
- The Jesus Inquest: Monarch Books (2006).
- Elements of Medical Law: Barry Rose (2005)
- Travellers in the Near East: Stacey International (Editor) (2004)
- Twenty-First Century Nursing: Law and Ethics: TVF Medical Communications/Pharmacia (CD Rom), 2003, (with John Tingle and Kay Wheat).
- Regulating Health Care Quality: Legal and Professional Issues: Butterworth Heinemann/Elsevier Science (Editor, with John Tingle and Kay Wheat) (2004)
- Clinical Guidelines: Law, policy and practice: Cavendish, (2002) (Editor, with John Tingle and chapter on “Civil procedure, trial issues and clinical guidelines).
- Drafting: Cavendish, 2nd Ed. 2001 (with Elmer Doonan).
- Civil Advocacy: Cavendish (with Charles Bourne, Jacqui Gilliatt and Prashant Popat): 2nd Ed. (2001)
- Clinical confidentiality: Monitor Press, 2000 (with Nick Peacock)
- Personal Injury Toolkit: FT Law and Tax/ Sweet and Maxwell: with Graham Reeds and Mark Bennet, 1st Ed.1997. Subsequent editions to 2015
- Disclosure and Confidentiality: FT Law and Tax, 1996 (with T. Wynn and N. Ainley)
- Tripping and Slipping Cases: A Practitioner’s Guide: Longman/FT Law and Tax/Sweet and Maxwell, 1st Ed. 1994: 2nd Ed. 1996: 3rd Ed. 2002, 4th Ed. 2009
Book translations and audiobooks
- The Screaming Sky (German edition): Malik Verlag
- Being a Human: Chinese edition: Golden Rose (2023)
- Being a Human: Dutch edition: Signatuur (2021)
- Being a Beast: Spanish edition: Capitán Swing (2019)
- Being a Beast: Korean edition: Nulwa (2019)
- Being a Beast: Turkish edition: Kolektif Kitap (2019)
- Being a Beast: Danish edition: Gyldendal (2018)
- Being a Beast (audio book in Polish): Wydawnictwo Poznańskie (2018)
- Being a Beast: Italian edition: Bompiani (2017)
- Being a Beast: French edition: Editions JC Lattès (2017)
- Being a Beast: Dutch edition: Signatuur (2017)
- Being a Beast: Simplified Chinese edition: Cheers Publishing (2017)
- Being a Beast: Standard Chinese edition: Flaneur (2017)
- Being a Beast: Japanese edition: Kawade Shobo (2017)
- Being a Beast: Polish edition: Wydawnictwo Poznańskie
- Being a Beast: Profile (2016)
- Being a Beast: Adventures across the species divide: Metropolitan (2016)
- Being a Beast (audiobook: read by Charles Foster): PenguinRandomHouse (2016)
- Being a Beast (audiobook: read by Jot Davies): Audible (2016)
- Being a Beast: German edition (‘Der Geschmack von Laub und Erde’): Malik (2017)
- Der Geschmack von Laub und Erde (audiobook: read by Wanja Mues): Malik (2017)
- Wired for God (Croatian Edition): Ostvaranje, Croatia(2012)
- The Jesus Inquest (Polish Edition): Salvatore Press(2012)
- The Jesus Inquest (Lithuanian Edition), LPT Press(2012)
- The Jesus Inquest (US Edition):Thomas Nelson (2012)
- The Selfless Gene (US Edition):Thomas Nelson (2009)
- The Jesus Inquest, German Edition (German edition) (2008) (Die Akte Jesus: Pattloch)
- The Selfless Gene (Chinese Edition): Commercial Press, Taiwan (2012)
- Drafting (Chinese Edition) (2008)
Book Chapters
Forthcoming book chapters
- ‘Identity’, in ‘Key Legal Concepts in Literature’ (with Estafania Cuero): De Gruyter
- ‘The oilman, the carer, and the seagulls: Choosing to choose’, in ‘The Last Penguin of Kiev: A manifesto on freedom and Liberty’: Uitgeverij Byblos.’
- ‘Alien Ways of Knowing and Being: Speculations from the Lives of Earthly Non-Human Animals’, in ‘Outer Space and Humanity: Exploration and Debate for the Coming Space Age’: Ed. Mirko Daniel Garasic and Marcello Di Paola: Routledge
- ‘Alternatives to autonomy’, in ‘Research Handbook on Medical Consent’, Ed Jose Miola and Louise Austin: Edward Elgar Press
- ‘The Ethics of Molecular Medicine’, in ‘Molecular Medicine’, ed Donald Chambers, Garland Press
- ‘Ethics in Paediatric Surgery: in ‘Textbook of Paediatric Surgery: OUP, Ed Paul Johnston
- ‘The law of ENT surgery: in Textbook of ENT surgery, OUP, Ed Maurice Hawthorne
Published book chapters
- On hunting: Lions and humans as hunters: in Animals in our midst: The challenges of co-existing with animals in the Anthropocene (2021), ed Bernice Bovenkerk and Jozef Keulartz: Springer
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Articles 1,2, 3, 5, and 6: In Routledge Handbook of Global Health Rights (2021) (ed Clayton O’Neill, Charles Foster, Jonathan Herring, and John Tingle): Routledge
- A right to health: A right granted and agreed, but limited or denied? (with Clayton O’Neill):In Routledge Handbook of Global Health Rights (2021) (ed Clayton O’Neill, Charles Foster, Jonathan Herring, and John Tingle): Routledge
- Doctors and the GMC: Oxford Handbook of Medical Ethics and Law (2021) (ed Anna Smajdor, Jonathan Herring, Robert Wheeler :OUP’
- How should the performance of periparturient vaginal examinations be regulated? in Women’s birthing bodies and the law: Unauthorised intimate examinations, power and vulnerability (2020), ed Camilla Pickles and Jonathan Herring: Hart
- Human dignity in medical law: in Philosophical foundations of medical law (2019), OUP Ed. Andelka Phillips and Jonathan Herring
- ‘Anthropomorphism: faulty thinking or useful tool? In Animal Welfare in a Changing World (2019): CABI, Ed Andy Butterworth’ pp. 177-181
- Patient safety and substantive English medical law: in Global Patient Safety: Law, Policy and Practice (2019), ed John Tingle, Clayton O’Neill and Morgan Shimwell: Routledge
- Depression and civil liability: In Depression: Law and Ethics (2017), ed Charles Foster and Jonathan Herring, OUP
- I am not depressed: in Depression: Law and Ethics (2017), ed Charles Foster and Jonathan Herring, OUP
- ‘On rebuilding Noah’s ark and drinking old Burgundy’,in Philosophers Take On the World (2016) and 2nd ed 2018, Ed David Edmonds, OUP
- My son’s dyslexic and I’m glad’, in Philosophers Take On the World (2016) and 2nd ed 2018, Ed David Edmonds, OUP
- The relationship between medical ethics, law and professionalism: in Medical Law and Ethics At A Glance (2016): Wiley Blackwell: Edited Charles Foster, Mikey Dunn and Patrick Davey
- Bland: In Landmark Cases in Medical Law (2015), edited by Jonathan Herring and Jesse Wall: Hart
- Notebooks: in Dark Mountain (2015).
- Why no folk musicians vote Tory: in Dark Mountain (2015).
- The Fail: in Dark Mountain (2014)
- What is health?: in Law and Global Health: Current Legal Problems, OUP, 2014, 23-36 (with Jonathan Herring)
- Beyond Words: in Dark Mountain (2013)
- Negligence: The Legal Perspective: In Nursing Law and Ethics: Blackwell Scientific. 4th Ed., 2013. Ed. Tingle and Cribb.
- Report writing and appearing in court: in Wildlife Forensics: Principles and Practice (2013), Ed John and Margaret Cooper, Taylor and Francis
- A day in the life of a desert traveller: in How to Cross a Desert (2012), Tim Moss, How To Books
- The Carmentis Machine: Legal and ethical issues in the use of neuroimaging to guide treatment withdrawal in newborn infants (with Dominic Wilkinson). In Law and Neuroscience (2013),Ed Michael Freeman, Current Legal Issues Vol. 13, OUP
- Pre-trial clinical negligence issues: In Patient Safety Law: Policy and Practice (2013),Ed John Tingle and Pippa Bark, Routledge
- Challenging the Inquiry: In Public Inquiries (2012), Ed. Jason Beer, OUP
- Veterinary Negligence: in Professional Negligence and Liability, Ed Mark Simpson, Informa/LLP (2010 and subsequent editions – 2023)
- What is the criminal law for? Chapter in ‘Advancing Opportunity: routes in and out of criminal justice (2008)’, Ed Rob Allen, Smith Institute.
- Family law in the Caucasus and Central Asia: 1800-: In Encyclopaedia of Women and Islam (2006): Brill Press
- Nursing Law and Ethics: Blackwell Scientific. 3nd Ed., (2006). Ed. Tingle and Cribb. Chapter on: Negligence: The legal perspective
- It should be, therefore it is: In Medical Law: Text, Cases and Materials (2006), OUP: Ed. Emily Jackson
- Tripping and slipping cases: Personal Injury Law and Precedents: Jordans/APIL: (2006)
- Law, Freedom and Religious Principle in England: in Freedom Fighters (2005): Authentic Press. Ed. Rob Frost
- Desert travel with camels: in Sahara Overland (2004): Trailblazer publications, 2004. Ed. Chris Scott
- Disciplinary jurisdiction over the medical and other healthcare professions. In Regulating Health Care Quality: Legal and Professional Issues (2004): Butterworth Heinemann/Elsevier Science (Also Editor, with John Tingle and Kay Wheat)
- The literature of travel and exploration: Fitzroy Dearborn, (2003) (contributor): Ed: Jennifer Speake. Essays on Cairo, Damascus, the Gobi desert, the Mekong River, travellers of the ancient Greek world, western travellers to Central Asia, Ranulph Fiennes, Fitzroy Maclean.
- Civil procedure, trial issues and clinical guidelines. In Clinical Guidelines: Law, policy and practice: Cavendish, (2002) Also Editor with John Tingle
- Negligence: The legal perspective: in Nursing Law and Ethics: Blackwell Scientific. 2nd Ed., 2002. Ed. Tingle and Cribb. Also subsequent editions – 2014.
- Access, Procedure and the Human Rights Act 1998 in Medical Cases. In Healthcare Law: The impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 (Ed. Garwood-Gowers,Tingle and Lewis) (2001): Cavendish, 2001
- The Zoology of Herodotus and his Greek descendants. In Desert Travellers: from Herodotus to T.E. Lawrence: Ed. Starkey and El Daly; ASTENE Publications (2000)
Articles
Forthcoming articles
- Writing with dignity: Columbia Journalism Review
- The fecund marriage of reason and intuition: Journal of Medical Ethics
- Reviews of ‘The loneliness files’, by Athena Dixon, ‘Alone: reflections on solitary living’, by Daniel Schreiber, and ‘This Exquisite Loneliness’, by Richard Deming: Times Literary Supplement
- Reviews of ‘Psychonauts: Drugs and the Making of the Modern Mind’ by Mike Jay, ‘Ten Trips: The New Reality of Psychedelics’ by Andy Mitchell, ‘Psychedelics: The revolutionary drugs that could change your life’ by David Nutt, and ‘I Feel Love: MDMA and the Quest for Connection in a Fractured World by Rachel Nuwer: Times Literary Supplement.
- Review of ‘Crossings’, by Ben Goldfarb: Literary Review
- Why Cavafy matters: The Times
- How to be a God, by Richard Bartle: Fortean Times
- Should pine martens be reintroduced to Exmoor? Exmoor Review
- Rereading ‘That Hideous Strength’, by C.S. Lewis: Common Knowledge
Published articles
- Use dignity, not its parasites or offspring: American Journal of Bioethics
- Reviews of ‘God is an octopus’, by Ben Goldsmith, ‘When grief equals love’, by Lizzie Pickering, and ‘Elowen’, by William Henry Searle, and ‘: Times Literary Supplement.
- Review of ‘Proof of Survival of Consciousness beyond Permanent Bodily Death’: Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies: Fortean Times
- Become Upper Palaeolithic, for you and the planet: Exonian, 2023
- Review of ‘In the Eye of the Wild’, by Nastassja Martin: Common Knowledge
- Ethically alluring but legally destructive: A response to Garland et al: American Journal of Bioethics
- Review of ‘The Power of Trees’, by Peter Wohlleben: The Guardian
- Review of ‘Pan: The great god’s modern return’, by Paul Robichaud: Times Literary Supplement
- Review of ‘Saving Time: Discovering a life beyond the clock’, by Jenny Odell: Times Literary Supplement
- Review of ‘The Long View: Why we need to transform how the world sees time’, by Richard Fisher: Literary Review
- Review of ‘West: Tales of the Lost Lands’, by Martin Wall: Fortean Times, November 2023
- Review of ‘Sentience: The invention of consciousness’, by Nicholas Humphrey: Fortean Times, March 2023
- Review of ‘The Rise and Fall of the Emerald Tigers’, by Raghu Cundawat: Common Knowledge
- Review of ‘The Darkness Manifesto: How Darkness Threatens the Ancient Rhythms of Life’ by Johan Eklöf: Literary Review, January 2023
- Review of ‘The Superhumanities: Historical Precedents, Moral Objections, New Realities’, by Jeffrey Kripal: Fortean Times, January 2023
- Review of ‘Homo sapiens rediscovered: The scientific revolution rewriting our origins’, by Paul Pettitt: Times Literary Supplement, November 2022
- A haunted man on a haunted moor: Henry Williamson and The Chains: Exmoor Review, 2022
- Loving wisdom, living wisdom, teaching wisdom: A response to Sullivan: American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience: October 2022
- Review of ‘The Flow: Rivers, water and wildness’ by Amy-Jane Beer: Times Literary Supplement, October 2022
- Review of ‘Dark Persuasion: A History of Brainwashing from Pavlov to Social Media by Joel E Dimsdale”: Fortean Times, November 2022
- Review of ‘An Immense World: How animals senses reveal the hidden realms around us’ by Ed Yong: Times Literary Supplement, August 2022
- Review of ‘The dawn of everything: A new history of humanity’, by David Graeber and David Wengrow: Fortean Times, September 2022
- Review of ‘Wilderness Cure’, by Mo Wilde: Times Literary Supplement, July 2022
- Review of ‘God: An anatomy’ by Francesca Stavrakopoulou: Fortean Times, March 2022
- Aping early man to find out what it means to be human: The Times, 3 December 2021
- One square yard of Brendon Common: Exmoor Review Vol. 63 (2022)
- Review of ‘Decoding Jung’s metaphysics’ by Bernado Kastrup: Fortean Times, December 2021
- Top ten books on consciousness: The Guardian, September 2021
- We need better stories: Big Issue, September 2021
- Lockdown and the decay of human agency: Collateral Global, September 2021
- Against nature writing: Emergence magazine (2021)
- What’s so great about consciousness? American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience, (2021) 12:2-3
- Review of ‘This is your mind on plants’ by Michael Pollan: The Oldie, July 2021
- Window to the wild: Getting philosophical about taxidermy: Bloom, 2021
- Supporting people who have eating and drinking difficulties (with Karen Porter and others): Clinical Medicine (2021)
- Is There a New Duty to Warn Family Members in English Medical Law? (with Roy Gilbar):Medical Law Review
- Ectoparasiticides and the precautionary principle: Veterinary Record 188(4); 291-292
- The five best nature books of 2020: Five Books, December 2020
- Review of ‘Vesper flights’, by Helen Macdonald: The Oldie, October 2020
- Withdrawing treatment from patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness: The presumption in favour of the maintenance of life is legally robust: Journal of Medical Ethics
- Review of ‘The Land of Maybe’, by Tim Escott: The Oldie, July 2020
- Review of ‘Sitopia’, by Carolyn Steel: The Oldie, June 2020
- ‘Who are you today?’ Problems of identity in psychiatry: British Journal of Psychiatry International
- Review of ‘Supernatural Cities: Enchantment, Anxiety and Spectrality’, edited by Karl Bell: Fortean Times, April 2020
- Review of ‘Footprints: In search of future fossils’, by David Farrier: The Oldie, March 2020
- To be coherently beneficient, be communitarian: American Journal of Bioethics
- Animal books: a reading list: The Guardian, December 2019
- The five best nature books of 2019: Five Books, December 2019
- The veterinary profession’s reponsibility towards the environment (with Keith Powell): Veterinary Record, 21 November 2019
- Doctors are, and should be, morally common: Journal of Medical Ethics
- Mass Extinction: New Philosopher, Issue 25, 2019
- Deal with the real, not the notional patient, and don’t ignore important uncertainties: Journal of Medical Ethics
- Kious and Battin’s dilemma resolved: American Journal of Bioethics
- Review of ‘Mudlarking: Lost and found on the River Thames’, by Lara Maiklem: The Oldie, September 2019
- Dignity: be philosophical and European, but not Scottish: (Human dignity in the Scots law concept of injuria): Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2019) 28: 534-541
- On the language of the deep blue (the language of the West Coast community of killer whales): Emergence, July 2019
- Making the biggest story small: Columbia Journalism Review, July 2019
- Transformation as homecoming: The Clearing, June 2019
- Review of ‘How to catch a mole’, by Marc Hamer: The Oldie, June 2019
- “Review of ‘No way but Gentlenesse’, by Richard Hines: Common Knowledge, 2020
- Review of ‘Euthanasia, Ethics and Public Policy’, by John Keown: New Law Journal, May 2019
- Review of ‘Insects are extraordinary’, by Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson: Evening Standard, April 2019
- Review of ‘Ways to go beyond’, by Rupert Sheldrake: Literary Review, March 2019
- It is never lawful or ethical to withdraw life-sustaining treatment from patients with Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness: Journal of Medical Ethics</a
- Whose duty of care? Darnley in the Supreme Court: New Law Journal (2019) 169 (7823); 15-16
- Review of ‘The Light in the Dark’, by Horatio Clare: The Oldie, December 2018
- Environmental risk assessment of veterinary medicines (with Keith Powell and Simon Evans): Veterinary Record, December 2018
- Environmental dangers of veterinary anti-parasitic agents (with Keith Powell and Simon Evans): Veterinary Record, November 2018
- The best nature books of 2018: Five Books
- The rebirth of medical paternalism: An NHS Trust v Y: Journal of Medical Ethics, October 2018
- Review of ‘Landfill’, by Tim Dee: The Oldie, October 2018, p. 57
- Review of ‘A Honeybee Heart has Five Openings’ by Helen Jukes: Caught by the River
- Setting the record straight on causation: New Law Journal (2018) 168: 7808; 11-12: New Law Journal
- Unsentimental accounts of animal-human bonds: The Guardian, 4 August 2018
- Reviews of ‘Whalebone’ by Nicholas Pyenson, and ‘Orca’ by Jason M. Colby: Literary Review, August 2018
- Review of ‘Are we smart enough to know how smart animals are?’, by Frans de Waal: Common Knowledge (2018) 24(2): 325-6
- Review of ‘What a fish knows’, by Jonathan Balcombe: Common Knowledge (2018) 24(2): 315-6
- Review of ‘Science and Spiritual Practices’, by Rupert Sheldrake: The Oldie, April 2018
- Should pregnant mothers owe a duty in tort to the foetus? (with Julian Savulescu): New Law Journal, 5 January 2018
- Review of ‘Animals strike curious poses’ by Elena Passarello: The Oldie, December 2017
- The best nature writing of 2017: Five Books, December 2017
- Identity, Personhood, and the Law: A response to Ashcroft and McGee (with Jonathan Herring): Journal of Medical Ethics, December 2017
- It’s arrived! Relational autonomy comes to court (with Roy Gilbar): Medical Law Review, fwx044, October 2017
- Miraggio verde: La Repubblica: August 2017 (in Italian)
- Living Philosophers: Julian Savulescu: Prospect, August 2017
- On the epistemic value of becoming a badger: Politics and Poetics: Vol. 3: August 2017
- Ho visit come un tasso: La Repubblica: June 2017 (in Italian)
- Taking lessons from London’s foxes: Time Out, May 2017
- Review of ‘Linescapes’ by Hugh Warwick: The Oldie, May 2017
- Why I lived like a badger, an otter, a deer, and a swift: Sand-Spout, May 2017
- Identity, Personhood and the Law: Journal of Medical Ethics: Author meets critics (with Jonathan Herring)
- Eight Expectations:Review of ‘Other Minds: The octopus and the evolution of intelligent life’, by Peter Godfrey-Smith: Literary Review, March 2017
- Being a Beast: Scoop magazine, Issue 6, p. 34
- ‘In defense of legal obscurity: American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience (2017) 8(1): 39-41
- If you were an elephant: The Guardian, January 2017
- Notes from an author: Travels in NW Scotland: National Geographic, December 2016
- The Gruffalo: A biologist’s advice to the little brown mouse: Cotswold Life, December 2016, p. 32
- Want to understand your animal side? Head to the Wellcome Collection: The Spectator, November 2016
- Zoological method acting: The Guardian: November 2016
- Being a wild thing: New Philosopher (2016) 14; 40-44
- Does the English law of abortion affront human dignity? The New Bioethics (2016) 22(3); 162-184
- Compulsory treatment: ask who the patient really is. A reply to Mirko Garasic: Journal of Medical Ethics (2016) doi:10.1136/medethics-2016-103580.
- Is there a duty to respect ‘historical’ faith? Christian proselytism of an older Jewish woman with dementia’: Journal of Law and Religion (2016) 31(2): 118-129 (with Issi Doron)
- Royal College of Surgeons’ guidance signals end to paternalistic approach: LexisNexis PSL, November 2016
- Why I lived like a badger, an otter, a deer and a swift: The Conversation: September 2016: published elsewhere, including the Independent, the Daily Mail, and The Slate
- Reimagining the Papacy: Review of ‘In the Vatican Vaults’: Fortean Times, July 2016, p. 63
- Will education change who my dyslexic son is? Prospect magazine, July 2016
- One man’s quest to fly with the birds: Nautilus: June 2016
- Aboriginal healthcare and bioethics: the Seven Grandfathers trump the Four Principles: American Journal of Bioethics (2016) 16(5); 54-56
- The revised Declaration of Helsinki: Cosmetic or real change? (with Aisha Malik): Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (2016) 109(5): 184-9
- Don’t throw out the baby of autonomy: talk to the mother instead: American Journal of Bioethics (2016) 16(2); 57-59
- The ethics of non-consensual HIV testing are not substantively different from the ethics of overriding the right not to know a test result: Journal of Medical Ethics (2016) 42: 106-107
- Thoughts from an experiment in being hunted like a deer: Outside magazine, June 2016
- Epilogue: Fortean Times: April 2016
- A material contribution to legal clarity: New Law Journal, March 2016
- Meet the author: Daily Telegraph: 5 March 2016
- Being a badger: BBC Wildlife Magazine: February 2016
- Author’s Reads: Geographical Magazine, February 2016
- Being a Beast: extract: Daily Mail, February 2016
- Being a Beast: extract: Guardian, February 2016
- Harm: as indeterminate as best interests, but useful for triage: J Med Ethics (2015) 103209
- Human Dignity: A response to Camosy and Huxtable: J Med Ethics doi:10.1136/medethics-2015-102868
- Doctors’ liability to the patient’s relatives in genetic medicine (with Roy Gilbar): Medical Law Review (2015) doi.10.1093/medlaw/fwv037
- Elements of the Wild: A Review of Jay Griffiths’ Savage Grace: Ecopsychology (2015); 7(3):178-181. DOI:10.1089/eco.2015.0058
- Who’s in charge: Medical law, medical ethics and medical morality: with Jose Miola: Medical Law Review (2015) doi: 10.1093/medlaw/fwv004
- Suicide tourism may change attitudes to assisted suicide – but not through the courts: Journal of Medical Ethics (2015) 41: 8: 620
- The last word on consent? (Montgomery): New Law Journal: April 2015
- Swimming the Hellespont: Ripcord Adventure Journal, January 2015
- Dignity and the ownership and use of body parts: Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2014) 23(4): 417-430
- From informed consent to informed request: strengthening shared decision-making: Indian Journal of Bioethics (2014) 11(1) (with Aisha Malik)
- The joint account model of clinical confidentiality and its application to problems in clinical genetics: with Jonathan Herring, Michael Dunn and Magnus Boyd: J Med Ethics doi:10.1136/medethics-2014-102142
- Logos, mythos, a small boy and academic despair: Earthlines, March 2014
- Jurors have rights too (Archbold Review: February 2014 (with Julian Savulescu)
- Ethics, evidence and the Abortion Act 1967: Criminal Bar Quarterly: Summer 2014 (2): 8-9
- Review of ‘Betrayed’, by Richard Scorer’: New Law Journal: June 2014
- Review of ‘Law, Ethics and Responsibility at the Limits of Life’ by Richard Huxtable: Medical Law Review, Summer 2014
- Testing the limits of the joint account model of genetic information: a legal thought experiment (with Jonathan Herring and Magnus Boyd): Journal of Medical Ethics
- Game of Life: (Advanced decisions): New Law Journal (2014) 164 (7613); 6 (4 July 2014)
- Discovering the Lead Codices (review): Fortean Times, September 2014
- From intention to foresight, and back again: a reply to McGee (with Jonathan Herring, Karen Melham and Tony Hope): Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics
- Review of ‘The Fragmentation of a Sect’, by David Barrett: Fortean Times
- Review of ‘Death or Disability’, by Dominic Wilkinson: European Journal of Health Law 20(5); 532-539
- Author meets critics: Human Dignity in Bioethics and Law: Journal of Medical Ethics: doi.10.1136/medethics-2013-101339
- Autonomy in the medico-legal courtroom: a principle fit for purpose? Medical Law Review 10.1093/medlaw/fwt079
- Taking an interest in best interests (James in the Supreme Court): New Law Journal. 13 December 2013, 15-16
- Should female cosmetic genital surgery and genital piercing be regarded ethically and legally as female genital mutilation? (with Brenda Kelly): British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2012: DOI 10.1111/j.1471-0528.2011.03260x
- ‘Please don’t tell me’: The right not to know. (with Jonathan Herring). Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2012) 21, 20-29
- The biology of spiritual experience: Part 1: Fortean Times, April 2012, p. 42
- The origins and non-origins of religion: Fortean Times, May 2012
- Review of ‘The New Universe and the Human Future’ by Nancy Ellen Abrams and Joel Primack, Contemporary Review, March 2012, p. 98
- Welfare means relationality, virtue and altruism (with Jonathan Herring), Legal Studies
- If you ask the wrong question, you’ll get the wrong answer: Journal of Medical Ethics: 2012: doi. 10.1136/mediethics-2012-100682
- What sort of DNAR order is that? (with Tony Hope), Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine
- Dignity and the use of body parts: Journal of Medical Ethics 2014;40:44-47 doi:10.1136/medethics-2012-100763 (first published online 2012)
- The Self Illusion (review): Fortean Times, October 2012
- De-cluttering religion: The theological boot sale: Third Way, October 2012
- Assisted Suicide: Engaging with the debate: Living and Dying Well, November 2012
- The elephant in the (board) room: the role of contract research organisations in international clinical research (with Aisha Malik): American Journal of Bioethics (2012) 12(11): 49-50
- When autonomy kills: the case of Sami Mbarka Ben Garci (with Mirko Garasic) Medicine and Law (2012) 31(4): 589-97
- The Double Effect Effect (with Jonathan Herring, Karen Melham and Tony Hope): Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (2011) 20(1): 46-55
- Badshot and the Winter Wonderland: Shooting Times, January 2011
- Badshot and the dog’s dog: Shooting Times, February 2011
- Badshot restores the sacred order: Shooting Times, March 2011
- Review of ‘The Master and his Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World’ by Iain McGilchrist: Contemporary Review, Spring 2011
- Review of ‘Autonomy, Consent and the law’ by Sheila McLean: Mortality: 15(2): 178-179
- Badshot and the balanced ecosystem: Shooting Times, April 2011
- Badshot and the amphibious ferret: Shooting Times, May 2011
- The physiology of out of body experiences (review): Fortean Times, June 2011
- Badshot in God’s own country: Shooting Times, June 2011
- Badshot turns red: Shooting Times, Badshot turns red, August 2011
- ‘Please don’t tell me’: The Right Not to Know’ (2011) 21 Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics (with Jonathan Herring) 1-10
- Autonomy should chair, not rule: The Lancet, Vol. 375(9712):368-69
- Why doctors should get a life: Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 102(12) 519-520
- Autonomy and Welfare as Amici curiae (with Mikey Dunn): Medical Law Review, 2010
- Turning a blind eye to crime: health professionals and the Sexual Offences Act 2003 (with Tony Hope and Sally Hope): British Journal of General Practice 60(570); 64-65(2)
- Review of ‘Abortion: Three perspectives’ by Tooley, Devine and Jaggar: Contemporary Review
- Review of ‘Bad laws’ by Philip Johnston: Contemporary Review, Winter 2010
- Badshot and the Moment of Triumph: Shooting Times, January 2010
- Badshot and the Moment of Triumph: Shooting Times, January 2010
- Badshot’s Call of Nature: Shooting Times, February 2010
- Badshot, the badger’s friend: Shooting Times, March 2010
- Badshot gets stuffed: Shooting Times, May 2010
- Badshot ties a fly: Shooting Times, April 2010
- Badshot and the alternative lifestyle, Shooting Times, June 2010
- Badshot’s MacNab, Shooting Times, July 2010
- Advance directives and personality-changing illness: British Journal of Nursing (2010) Vol 19, No. 15; 926-927
- Our diabolical correspondent: Third Way, July 2010
- Badshot and the A list, Shooting Times, August 2010
- Badshot, master of camouflage, Shooting Times, September 2010
- Review of ‘A new science: The discovery of religion in the age of reason’ by Guy Stroumsa: Fortean Times, September 2010
- Assisted dying: the law: Living and Dying Well, October 2010
- Badshot, Mink Man, Shooting Times, October 2010
- Badshot picks up, Shooting Times, November 2010
- Badshot and the coup de grace: Shooting Times, January 2009
- Badshot, Bushman: Shooting Times, February 2009
- Badshot and the white wonderland: Shooting Times, February 2009
- Review of ‘Truths Breathed through Silver: The Inklings’ Moral and Mythopoeic Legacy: The C.S. Lewis Chronicle, Lent 2009′
- Badshot goes foxing: Shooting Times, March 2009
- Carelessness killed the cat: Damages in veterinary negligence cases: Personal Injury Law Journal, PILJ (2009) No. 74: April: pp. 15-17
- Badshot and the lost youth of England: Shooting Times, April 2009
- Medical law too often doffs its cap to the doctor’s white coat: The Times, 21 May 2009, Law p. 66
- Badshot and the Goshawk: Shooting Times, May 2009
- The NHS should not treat self-inflicted illness: Oxford University online debate with Dr. Mark Sheehan
- Badshot and the morphic field sports: Shooting Times, June 2009
- The proposals for revision of the assisted suicide legislation: Daily Mail, June 2009
- Badshot and the power of suggestion: Shooting Times, July 2009
- Badshot and the Icelandic Therapeutic Massage: Shooting Times, August 2009
- Badshot prepares for the season: Shooting Times, September 2009
- Badshot and the majesty of the English law: Shooting Times, October 2009
- Badshot and the high birds: Shooting Times, November 2009
- Badshot and the ways of the Inuit: Shooting Times, December 2009
- Blaming the patient: Contributory negligence in medical malpractice litigation (with Jonathan Herring): Professional Negligence (2009) Vol. 25(2): 76-90
- Evangelical Christianity at University (Review of Meeting Jesus at University: Rites of Passage and Student Evangelicals, by Edward Dutton): Contemporary Review, Winter 2009, pp. 512-513
- Badshot and the shot pattern, January 2008
- Untwining the strands (LCN DNA analysis in criminal cases): New Law Journal (2008) Vol 158: No. 7306:157
- Badshot goes beagling: Shooting Times, February 2008
- Badshot and the big freeze: Shooting Times, March 2008
- Review of ‘God’s Continent: Christianity, Islam and Europe’s Religious crisis’ by Philip Jenkins, Contemporary Review, Spring 2008, 111-112
- Animal-Human hybrids: Do theology or philosophy help? Law and Justice: (2008) No. 160: 6-12
- Sheepish behaviour (The Human Fertilization and Embryology Bill:New Law Journal (2008) Vol 158: No. 7323: 761
- Badshot and the rural renaissance: Shooting Times, April 2008
- Badshot, nature’s friend: Shooting Times, May 2008
- Badshot and the fresh start: Shooting Times, June 2008
- Conscience in the consultation: Triple Helix, Summer 2008, 10-11
- Badshot and the lure of the east: Shooting Times, July 2008
- A lost opportunity: (Reform of the Abortion Act) New Law Journal (2008) Vol 158: No. 7326: 889-890
- Badshot and the high seat: Shooting Times, August 2008
- The Swallow Tree: nth position, September 2008
- Badshot and the cider press: Shooting Times, September 2008
- Review of ‘Blasphemy in the Christian World: A history’, by David Nash: Contemporary Review, Autumn 2008: 374-376
- Badshot goes ratting: Shooting Times, October 2008
- Badshot and the Scotch Mist: Shooting Times, November 2008
- Family: Unfair? Solicitors Journal, 26 January 2007: S.J. (2007) Vol.151 No.4 p. 102
- Badshot and Jermyn Street, Shooting Times, January 2007
- Badshot and the Euston sleeper: Shooting Times, January 2007
- Badshot and the monster eel: Shooting Times, February 2007
- Badshot goes international: Shooting Times, March 2007
- Badshot: Tarmac gourmet: Shooting Times: May 2007
- Nutritional support at the end of life: legal issues: European Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology 19(5): 389 (with Jamie Carpenter) (May 2007)
- Investigating death: developments in the law of inquests: Solicitors Journal, 18 May 2007, p. 627
- Simple rationality? The law of healthcare resource allocation in England. Journal of Medical Ethics, 2007; 33: 404-407
- DNA testing: a practitioner’s guide, New Law Journal (2007) Vol.157 No.7278 pp.876-877
- Should nurses perform surgical abortion? Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care (2007) Vol. 33(3): 221
- Badshot and the dog psychoanalyst: Shooting Times, June 2007
- A day in an old town: nth position
- Badshot and the right and left: Shooting Times, July 2007
- Badshot and the pigeon machine: Shooting Times, August 2007
- The hole: nth position: August 2007
- Badshot, field sports evangelist: Shooting Times, September 2007
- Badshot and the new technology: Shooting Times, October 2007
- Badshot and Samurai: Shooting Times, November 2007
- Forty years on: (Should the Abortion Act 1967 be reviewed?): New Law Journal, Vol. 157: No. 7295, p. 1517
- Blair’s laws: an audit of a depressing decade: Contemporary Review, Autumn 2007, p. 304
- Review of ‘The God Delusion’, by Richard Dawkins): Contemporary Review, Autumn 2007, p. 374
- Review of ‘The New Faces of Christianity: Believing the Bible in the Global South’, by Philip Jenkins, Contemporary Review, Autumn 2007, p. 379 (sub nom Thomas Badger)
- Away in a Manger, Contemporary Review, Winter 2007, p. 502
- The Troubled Helix: Counsel (2007) December, 14-15
- Badshot is levelled in the Levels: Shooting Times,December 2007
- The modern Englishman, G.K. Chesterton Quarterly, 35/35 p. 15
- The Horned Man: Decanto Magazine: February 2006, p. 17.
- Breakthrough: Decanto Magazine: February 2006, p. 16.
- Will clinical guidelines replace judges? Medicine and Law (2006), Vol. 25:4: 586-592
- Gillick rules OK (The Sue Axon case): Solicitors Journal, 10 February 2006, p. 154: (2006) Vol.150 No.5: 154-155 and on the website of the UK Clinical Ethics Network
- Doctors have rights too: BMJ Rapid Response, February 2006
- Review of ‘The New Turkey: The Quiet Revolution on the edge of Europe’, by Chris Morris, Contemporary Review, Spring 2006, p. 105
- Near Eastern travel: the long perspective: Contemporary Review, Spring 2006, p. 87
- Levelled in the Levels. Shooting Times, 16 March 2006
- Submissions from non-existent claimants: The non-identity problem and the law : Medicine and Law: 25(1); 159-174 (with Professor Tony Hope and Dr. John McMillan)
- Badshot’s Wolds Woe: Shooting Times, 13 April 2006
- Buying Life: (The Herceptin judgment in the Court of Appeal): Solicitors Journal, 5 May 2006, p. 558 (Vol 150: No. 17; 558) and on the website of the UK Clinical Ethics Network.
- Badshot and Samurai: Shooting Times, 11 May 2006
- Always look on the bright side of life: The case of Re MB: Healthcare Risk Report, June 2006, Vol. 12(7): p. 23
- The edge of life and the edge of the law: Re MB. Family Law Journal, June 2006, No. 67: p. 8
- Badshot, Eco-Warrior: Shooting Times, 22 June 2006
- Mercy killing: All change, or business as usual? Law and Justice, No. 156, Hilary/Easter 2006, p.48
- Badshot goes back to nature: Shooting Times, 27 July 2006
- The role of clinical guidelines in medical negligence litigation: A shift from the Bolam standard? : (with Ash Samanta, Michelle Mello, John Tingle and Jo Samanta): Medical Law Review, 14, Autumn 2006 pp.321-366
- Badshot, Bucksman: Shooting Times, 17 August 2006
- Disclosing medical records (R (on the application of B ) v Stafford Combined Court Centre), Solicitors Journal (2006) Vol.150 No.33 p. 1102: 25 August 2006
- TV: Switch it off now. The Times, 30 August 2006, T2: p. 2
- Ferreting with finesse: Shooting Times, 14 September 2006
- From Knightsbridge to the Nations: The Alpha movement and the future of Christendom: Contemporary Review, Autumn 2006, p. 320
- Review of ‘Constantinople: the last great siege’, by Roger Crowley): Contemporary Review, Autumn 2006, p. 379
- Badshot on the foreshore: Shooting Times, October 2006
- Expert immunity after GMC v Meadow: (with Nick Peacock): Solicitors Journal, 3 November 2006: S.J. (2006) Vol.150 No.42 p.1406
- Badshot and the upper echelons: Shooting Times, November 2006
- When NICE says no: (the debate about the funding of Alzheimer’s disease drugs): New Law Journal (2006) Vol.156 No.7251 p. 1813 (1 December 2006)
- In defence of intolerability: Inter Alia Law Journal: Vol 5 (1): 23
- Law and the Brain (Review): British Journal of Psychiatry (2006) 189: 570
- Badshot’s Christmas cheer: Shooting Times, December 2006
- Misrepresentations about prognosis and palliative options: some legal considerations: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, January 2005
- Dementia, best interests and budgets: New Law Journal, 28 January 2005, p. 144
- Last chance for lost chances: (Gregg v Scott in the House of Lords): New Law Journal, 18 February 2005, p. 248
- Review of ‘The Life and Death of Smallpox’ by Ian and Jennifer Glynn): Contemporary Review, March 2005, p. 182
- Halal and kosher slaughter: Civil liberties considerations: Law and Justice, Lent 2005
- Review of ‘Contending visions of the Middle East: the history and politics of Orientalism’ by Zachary Lockman: Contemporary Review, April 2005, p. 240
- The Metaphysics of Feeding Tubes: The Law & Ethics of Withdrawing Life-Sustaining Treatment: Law and Justice: Hilary/Easter 2005
- Review of ‘A Biblical view of law and justice’, by David McIlroy: Triple Helix, Spring 2005, p. 21
- Burke v General Medical Council: The first instance decision: Triple Helix, Spring 2005, p. 22
- In the damp footsteps of Leander: Swimming the Hellespont: Businessballs.com: April 2005
- Designing babies: (The Hashmi case in the House of Lords): Solicitors Journal, 13 May 2005, p. 561
- Police duty of care: (Brooks v Chief Commissioner of Police for the Metropolis): Solicitors Journal, 27 May 2005, p. 620
- Out in the cold again: The woods of northern Minnesota: Contemporary Review, June 2005, p. 363
- Don’t be afraid to blame Blair: Irish Independent, 15 July 2005
- Review of ‘Machiavelli: a man misunderstood’, by Michael White): Contemporary Review, August 2005, p. 118
- Staying fair: (the problem of parallel civil and disciplinary proceedings): Solicitors Journal, 9 September 2005, p.1036
- What is man, that the judges are mindful of him? Lessons from the PVS cases: Journal of Philosophy, Science and Law, Vol. 5, September 2005
- What autonomy really means: British Medical Journal: 2005; 331: 841-2 (8 October 2005)
- A misanthropic Christmas in the Arctic Circle: Nth Position, October 2005
- ‘Pro-choice’ ought to mean exactly what it says: The Times: 11 October 2005: Law section p. 10
- Baby Charlotte: The end of intolerability: (Wyatt in the Court of Appeal): Solicitors Journal, 21 October 2005, p. 1240 and on UK Clinical Ethics Network website
- When two freedoms collide: (Article 9 and conscientious objection to abortion): New Law Journal, 28 October 2005, p. 1624
- The law of abortion: From international comparison to legal policy (Review): New Law Journal, 4 November 2005, p. 1677
- Conscientious objection to abortion: Ethics, polemics and law: Triple Helix, Autumn 2005, p. 7
- Fixing what ain’t bust: the Leslie Burke debacle: Triple Helix, Autumn 2005, p. 14
- Iceland: The curse of the new conformity: Contemporary Review, November 2005, p. 281
- Burke: A tale of unhappy endings: Journal of Personal Injury Law: December 2005, p. 293: [2005] JPIL Issue 4/05: 293 and on the website of the UK Clinical Ethics Network.
- Patient consent to Do Not Resucitate orders: E-letters to Journal of Medical Ethics OnLine: 18 February 2004
- Israel and Palestine: Two views (Review of Israel and Palestine: Why they fight and can they stop? by Bernard Wasserstein, and Arafat: The Biography, by Tony Walker and Andrew Gowers). Contemporary Review, January 2004, p. 49
- Tribesmen’s blood spilt for want of a good law: The Times, 27 January 2004, Law Section, p. 12
- Truly Scrumpy-tious: Somerset Cider Brandy: The Countryman, March 2004, p 62
- Paying attention to neglect (Ex parte Middleton and ex p Sacker in the House of Lords: Solicitors Journal, 2 April 2004, p. 370
- The Six Day War and the Middle East: Review of “Six Days” by Jeremy Bowen : Contemporary Review, May 2004, p. 303
- The word on the Arab street: Arab popular opinion in the aftermath of the Iraq war: Contemporary Review, June 2004, p. 321
- Flaws in the case for Europe: The Independent: 16 June 2004
- Time to test the law (territorial limits of the law of assisting suicide): British Medical Journal: Rapid Response: 17 June 2004
- Beginnings: Reflections on the status of the early embryo: Law and Justice, No. 152, Hilary/Easter 2004, p. 93
- Coroners’ Courts (Review of Dorries’ book): Solicitors Journal, July 30 2004, p. 906
- Review of ‘Moshe Dayan’, by Martin Van Creveld): Contemporary Review, August 2004, p. 114
- Right to life: (Vo v France in the ECtHR): Solicitors Journal, 13 August 2004, p. 957
- Review of ‘God, Guns and Israel: Britain, the First World War and the Jews in the Holy Land’, by Jill Hamilton. Contemporary Review, September 2004, p. 175
- Right to Survive (The Lesley Burke case): Solicitors Journal, 1 October 2004: p. 1110
- Ten reasons to drink real ale: BusinessBalls.com: October 2004
- Pro-life lobby and its pyrrhic victories: The Times, 26 October 2004: Law section, p. 5
- Killing by degrees: R v Misra and the modern law of gross negligence manslaughter: Solicitors Journal, 29 October 2004, p. 1226
- It should be, therefore it is: (Chester v Afshar in the House of Lords): New Law Journal, 5 November 2004, p. 1644 (also in Medical Law: Text, Cases and Materials, Oxford University Press: Ed. Emily Jackson, to be published July 2006.)
- Rural impotence and governmental cynicism: The hunting debate in Britain: Contemporary Review, November 2004, p. 257
- South Africa: Why the Rainbow Dream must be delivered: Salisbury Review, Winter 2004, p. 10
- Current issues in the law of genetics: New Law Journal, 10 January 2003, p. 29
- Litigation, blame and justice: Triple Helix, Winter 2003, p. 6
- Indonesia and West Papua: Contemporary Review, February 2003, p. 73
- Dandruff, data protection and dead bodies: Counsel magazine, April 2003, p. 12
- Section 6, spies and videotape: (Jones v University of Warwick): Solicitors Journal, 25 April 2003, p. 466
- Those about to die must be told all the facts: (Issues of consent in euthanasia): The Times, 3 June 2003: Law section, p. 5
- Embryo matching: R v HFEA ex p Quintavalle in the Court of Appeal: Solicitors Journal, 20 June 2003, p. 712
- Making Amends? The Chief Medical Officer’s report on clinical negligence: Solicitors Journal, 11 July 2003, p. 795
- International law: Another casualty of the Iraq War? Contemporary Review, August 2003, p. 76
- Review of ‘The Far-Farers: A Journey from Viking Iceland to Crusader Jerusalem’, by Victoria Clarke: Contemporary Review, September 2003
- Injection of pragmatism (Children and medical consent: lessons from MMR): Solicitors Journal, 19 September 2003, p. 1050
- Ways round Goodes: Journal of Personal Injury Law, September 2003, p. 143: [2003] JPIL 143
- The questions to ask a husband (or wife) before sex (R v Mohammed Dica): The Times, 21 October 2003: Law Section, p. 6
- Effective inquiries (ex p Amin and ex p Farooq): Solicitors Journal, 31 October 2003, p. 1219
- Patient consent to Do Not Resucitate orders: E-letter to Journal of Medical Ethics OnLine: 18 December 2003
- The HFEA 1990 begins to leak: ex p Quintavalle and the Human Reproductive Cloning Act 2001: Genetics Law Monitor: Vol. 2, Issue 4: January/February 2002, p. 1
- A Letter from Auschwitz to my daughters: Contemporary Review, January 2002, p. 47
- The Miss B case: autonomy unto death: Solicitors Journal, 15 March 2002, p. 233
- Drug-facilitated sexual assault: (review of the book of that name, edited by Marc LeBeau and Ashraf Mozayani): Solicitors Journal, 29 March 2002, p. 290
- Judgment Day: The lessons of Pretty in the ECHR and Miss B: Solicitors Journal, 17 May 2002, p. 450
- Hemlock in Strasbourg: Triple Helix, Summer 2002, p. 16
- The price of super-specialism: The demise of the common lawyer: New Law Journal, Vol. 152 No. 7046: p. 1297 (6 September 2002)
- Consent and confidentiality: Legal implications of electronic transmission of prescriptions
(With Professor Joy Wingfield): Pharmaceutical Journal, 7 September 2002, (Vol. 269), p. 328. - Review of ‘Holy Land, Unholy War’ by Anton La Guardia): Contemporary Review, September 2002, p. 179
- Clone Wars: (the law and ethics of therapeutic cloning): Solicitors Journal, 8 November 2002, p. 1002
- Plunge in the deep end of the gene pool: The Times, 19 November 2002: Law section p. 4
- The First Crusaders in Lebanon: Archaeology and History in Lebanon, Issue 16, Autumn 2002, pp. 2-10
- Lost Chance: Gregg v Scott in the Court of Appeal: Solicitors Journal, 6 December 2002, p. 1105
- Medication Errors (review of the book of that name by Robert Naylor): Solicitors Journal, 6 December 2002
- Fifty glorious legal years? English law during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II: Contemporary Review, December 2002, p. 321
- Behind the corporate bikeshed: Waters in the House of Lords: Solicitors’ Journal, 12 January 2001, p. 18
- The price of pain: Codifying quantification: Health Care Risk Report, February 2001, p. 12
- Alder Hey: the law behind the scandal: Solicitors’ Journal, 16 February 2001, p. 128
- Hebron: An average day in the graveyard of innocence: Contemporary Review, March 2001, p. 129
- Medical negligence: The cranium, spine and nervous system (Review of book of that name by Garfield and Earl): Solicitors’ Journal, 30 March 2001, p. 292
- Alternative standards (Shakoor v Situ): Solicitors’ Journal, 20 April 2001, p. 356
- The veneration of icons: Contemporary Review, May 2001, p. 291
- Switching off: (NHS Trust A v M: NHS Trust B v H): Solicitors’ Journal, 25 May 2001, p. 472
- Vicarious liability: Back to basics (Lister v Hesley Hall Ltd.): Solicitors’ Journal, 15 June 2001, p. 554
- Operating within the law, by Bruce Campbell, Ken Callum and Nicholas Peacock: (Review): Solicitors’ Journal, 29 June 2001
- Settling scores (Griffin v Kingsmill): Solicitors’ Journal, 7 September 2001, p. 800
- The UK Law on Human Cloning: Where are we? Genetics Law Monitor, September/October 2001, p. 1
- An African Odyssey (Riding in the Okavango Delta): Horse magazine, October 2001, p. 40
- Arafat’s Agenda: Contemporary Review, October 2001, p. 208
- Review of ‘Solly Zuckerman: A scientist out of the ordinary’, by John Peyton: Contemporary Review, November 2001, p. 306
- Settling scores: (Griffin v Kingsmill): Writ magazine (the journal of the Law Society of Northern Ireland), Issue 129, November 2001, p. 1 (Reprint of article previously published in Solicitors’ Journal, 7 September 2001)
- Review of ‘Brain and spine injuries: The fight for justice’, by Bill Braithwaite: Solicitors Journal, 30 November 2001, p. 1113
- Review of ‘The war for Palestine: Rewriting the history of 1948’, by Eugene Rogan and Avi Shlaim (Ed)): Contemporary Review, December 2001, p. 369
- Protecting the vulnerable (comment on the Dianne Pretty case): Solicitors’ Journal (editorial): 7 December 2001, p. 1122
- On the edge (Poem): Fan the Flames: Poetry and Prose Quarterly: Issue 6, p. 3 (December 2001)
- Clarity out of tragedy: The Dianne Pretty Case: Solicitors Journal, 21 December 2001, p. 1176
- Wrongful birth: New light from the north (McFarlane v Tayside Health Board): Solicitors’ Journal, 21 January 2000, p. 38
- Deducting benefits from damages for personal injury (Review): Solicitors’ Journal, 31 March 2000, p. 305
- Personal Injury Practice (Review): Solicitors’ Journal, 31 March 2000, p. 305
- Valuing suffering: The conjoined general damages appeals: Solicitors’ Journal, 7 April 2000, p. 318
- Common sense guidelines for the conduct of expert meetings: The Expert, Spring 2000
- Review of “R.D. Laing: A personal view”, by Bob Mullen: Contemporary Review, May 2000, p. 267
- Causation: Rules of engagement: Health Care Risk Report, June 2000, p. 10
- Negligence, neurosis and the de-railing of gravy trains: Viewpoint article in Law.com/uk, June 2000
- Review of ‘The Woman from Mossad: The torment of Mordechai Vananu’, by Peter Hounam: Contemporary Review, June 2000, p. 323
- A material contribution to legal chaos: Holtby in the Court of Appeal: Solicitors’ Journal, 14 July 2000, p. 662
- No grit, no salt, no claim: Goodes v East Sussex CC in the House of Lords: Solicitors’ Journal, 4 August 2000, p. 724
- Confidentiality and genetic information: Genetics Law Monitor, Vol.1: Issue 2, p. 1: September/October 2000
- Rocks and hard places: The Siamese twins case: Solicitors’ Journal, 13 October 2000, p. 922
- Assad is dead: Will Assad live long?: Contemporary Review, October 2000, p. 221
- Review of ‘Righteous Victims: A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 1881 – 1999’, by Benny Morris): Contemporary Review, October 2000, p. 244
- The dangers of super-specialism: Viewpoint article in law.com/uk, November 2000
- Causation: battle rules part 2: Health Care Risk Report, November 2000, p. 10
- Thrown to the wolves: Wolf hunting in Kazakhstan: Shooting Gazette, February 1999
- The trial process: an examination: Health Care Risk Report, February 1999, p. 10
- Review of ‘Beyond the Darkness: A biography of Bede Griffiths’, by Shirley du Boulay): Contemporary Review, March 1999, p. 160
- Jordan after King Hussein: Contemporary Review, April 1999, p. 169
- Review of ‘Rig
- Review of ‘An intelligent person’s guide to modern culture’, by Roger Scruton): Contemporary Review, May 1999, p. 270
- Woolf and conditional fees: Health Care Risk Report, June 1999, p. 10
- Pinochet in the House of Lords: Contemporary Review, June 1999, p. 292
- A retrospective on foresight (Frost v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire): Solicitors’ Journal, 6 August 1999, p. 764
- Immobilization of goitred gazelles (Gazella subgutterosa) and Arabian Mountain Gazelles (Gazella gazella) with xylazine-ketamine: Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 30(3): 448-450. 1999
- Two or three to tangle? (What should the rate of interest on general damages be?): Solicitors’ Journal, 22 October 1999, p. 974
- New consent guidelines – a knee-jerk reaction: Health Care Risk Report, November 1999, p. 11
- Review of ‘Gideon’s Spies’, by Gordon Thomas: Contemporary Review, November 1999, p. 267.
- Meetings of experts under the CPR: Solicitors’ Journal, 10 December 1999, p. 1162
- A gee-free zone: On Line In Print, December 1997/January 1998, p. 3
- The Ambit of Inquests: Solicitors’ Journal, 9 January 1998, p. 16
- The Surgeons sideline Sidaway: Solicitors’ Journal, 13 March 1998 p. 228
- Review of ‘Jesus Matters’, by C.J. Den Heyer: Contemporary Review, April 1998, p. 218
- Bolam: Consolidation and Clarification: Health Care Risk Report Vol. 4 Issue 5 (April 1998), p. 5
- Death, Disembowelment, Deception and Damages: Professional Negligence Law Review, Issue 2, April 1998 p. 3
- Bristol baby deaths: The Times, 20 June 1998.
- Review of ‘Laughter at the foot of the cross’, by M.A. Screech: Contemporary Review, June 1998, p. 329
- Anatomy of a medical negligence action: The opening shots: Health Care Risk Report: July/August 1998 p.11
- A different kind of prudence (the multiplier cases in the House of Lords): Solicitors’ Journal, 31 July 1998, p. 714
- Review of ‘Medical Negligence Litigation’, by Denis Carey: Solicitors’ Journal, 31 July 1998, p.723
- Res ipsa loquitur: Clearing up the confusion (Ratcliffe in the Court of Appeal): Solicitors’ Journal, 14 August 1998, p.762
- Review of ‘Affluence and Poverty in the Middle East’, by M. Riad El-Ghonemy: Contemporary Review, August 1998, p. 100
- Streamlining disclosure to the GMC: Solicitors’ Journal, 18 September 1998, p. 844
- Anatomy of a medical negligence action: The paper battle: Health Care Risk Report, October 1998, p. 12
- Lost chances return to the personal injury fold (Doyle v Wallace in the Court of Appeal): Solicitors’ Journal, 2 October 1998, p. 891
- Anatomy of a medical negligence action: Tactics: Health Care Risk Report, November 1998, p. 9
- Review of ‘Progress and the Invisible Hand: The Philosophy and Economics of Human Advance’ by Richard Bronk): Contemporary Review, December 1998, p. 324
- Contingency factors in personal injury multipliers: Solicitors’ Journal, 7 March 1997, p.212 (with Mark Bennet)
- Liberalism in a body bag: The foundering of the Middle East peace process: Contemporary Review, June 1997, p. 300
- Flogging a live horse: Part 1: Horse Law, Vol. 2, Issue 3, (July 1997) p. 6. Part 2: Horse Law, Vol. 2, Issue 4, (October 1997) p. 7 (reprinted from the Solicitors’ Journal).
- Costly threats to health: Health Management, October 1997, p. 21
- Medical negligence: The new cornerstone (Bolitho v City & Hackney HA): Solicitors’ Journal, 5 December 1997, p. 1150
- If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Bill 1995 : Solicitors’ Journal, 19 January 1996 (with Toby Wynn)
- Hacks army (the press corps in Bosnia-Herzogovina): Esquire magazine, February 1996
- Liability for defective products affecting animals: CPA and breach of contract: Solicitors’ Journal, 2 February 1996 p. 102
- Liability for defective products affecting animals: negligence: Solicitors’ Journal, 9 February 1996 p. 120
- The law according to Scott: Solicitors’ Journal, 23 February 1996
- Bosnia: On the dangerous edge of things: Contemporary Review, March 1996, p. 126
- Towards a Christian philosophy of art: Theologia Cambrensis, Vol 8, No. 2, p.4
- A lost chance recovered: (First Interstate Bank of California v Cohen Arnold & Co.) : Solicitors’ Journal, 31 May 1996
- Res ipsa loquitur: the Defendant’s friend: Solicitors’ Journal, August 1996
- Review of ‘Jerusalem in the Twentieth Century’, by Martin Gilbert: Contemporary Review, October 1996, p. 217
- The shareholder under the Clapham omnibus (The conjoined multiplier cases in the Court of Appeal): Solicitors’ Journal, 1 November 1996 p. 1044
- Causation in medical negligence cases: recent developments: Solicitors’ Journal, 15 November 1996, p. 1098
- Greenland: Vanity, seal-meat and gonorrhoea: Contemporary Review, January 1995 p.1
- A plea for a lost chance: Hotson reconsidered: New Law Journal, February 17 1995 p. 228 and February 24 1995 p. 248 (in two parts).
- It shouldn’t happen to a vet: A guide to law and practice in veterinary negligence cases: Solicitors’ Journal, 3 March 1995 p. 186
- The Palestinians in Lebanon: Singing somebody’s song in a strange land: Contemporary Review, June 1995, p.281
- Flogging a live horse: Solicitors’ Journal, 2 June 1995 p. 522
- A worrying conception: Walkin v S. Manchester H.A.: Solicitors’ Journal, 15 September 1995
- Lebanon: The Silent Choice: Contemporary Review, October 1995, p.183
- Ten ways to avoid getting killed in the Middle East: Esquire magazine, November 1995
- Now what? The brand new Palestine that never was: Contemporary Review, January 1994 p.1
- An unknown horse’s breakfast: Disclosure of Veterinary Records: New Law Journal, January 7 1994 p.10
- Turkey: An Anatomy of boredom: Contemporary Review: February 1994 p. 62
- On the trail of a taboo: Female Circumcision in the Islamic World: Contemporary Review: May 1994
- Many a slip: Solicitor’s Journal, September 16 1994
- The price of animal suffering: The quantum of damages in veterinary negligence cases: New Law Journal, January 29 1993 p. 123
- Jerusalem, Geneva and the Hills of Lebanon: New Law Journal, February 26 1993 p. 282
- Syria: A tale of two ironies: Contemporary Review, March 1993 p. 147
- The Cross, the Crescent and the Star: Arab Christian-Muslim Relations and the politics of Israeli occupation: Contemporary Review, August 1993 p. 75
- The Dershowitz Principle: New Law Journal, September 10 1993 p. 1252
- The God who fries fish: Third Way, April 1992, p.15
- Algerians in France: The Times, January 23 1992
- Who won the war? Greed, schism and the party faithful in Vietnam: Contemporary Review, November 1992 p. 240
- Is the triangle still golden? The politics of opium and the new regime in Thailand: Contemporary Review, May 1992 p.244
- Israel: The Temple Mount and the Crisis of the Courts: New Law Journal, January 11 1991, p.34
- A Promised Land? New Law Journal, May 21 1991 p. 702
- A Passage to India: Veterinary Record 1987
- Leech hunting in East Africa: Chiron, 1986, p. 26
- A leech-hunter in East Africa: Bulletin of the East African Natural History Society, January/February 1985
Blogs
- In praise of unthinking national religion: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2023
- Mummification and moral blindness: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2023
- Abortion in Wonderland (the Heidi Crowter case):University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2022
- Fracking and the Precautionary Principle:University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2022
- Tavistock clinic fallout: What the courts would consider in litigation by former patients: The Conversation, August 2022
- The Homeric power of advance directives: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2022
- Hang onto your soul: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2022
- The aliens are coming: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2022
- Cognitive snobbery: The unacceptable bias in favour of the conscious: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2022
- The deadly danger of being sedentary: Psychology Today, November 2021
- How we got into this mess, and the way out: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2021
- Being a hunter-gatherer in the office and the shopping mall: Psychology Today, September 2021
- What sort of creature are you? Finding yourself in prehistory: Psychology Today, September 2021
- Philosophical fiddling while the world burns: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2021
- What if stones have souls? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2021
- Is life-sustaining treatement being unlawfully withdrawn from patients in prolonged disorders of consciousness? Nobody seems to know. University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2021
- Lockdown erodes agency:University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2021
- Vaccine passports: Yes for me, no for you: Prospect magazine blog, March 2021
- Ethics doesn’t rule, OK? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2021
- Who you really are, and why it matters: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2021
- Lessons from philosophers and scientists from Sherlock Holmes and Father Brown: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2021
- The duty to ignore Covid 19: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2020
- We’re all vitalists now: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2020
- Farmers, fear, and human nature: A reply to Colin Tudge: Campaign for Real Farming, June 2020
- Farmers show us how to fear properly: Oxford Real Farming Conference Review, May 2020
- Coronavirus: dark clouds, but a few silver linings? The Conversation, March 2020 (also University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog,
- Rewarding what matters: Status in academic ethics: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2019
- The irrelevance and elusiveness of consciousness: Journal of Medical Ethics blog, October 2019
- The Doctor-Knows-Best NHS Foundation Trust: A business proposal for the Health Secretary: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2019
- Abolish medical ethics: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2019
- In praise of dementia: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2019
- The re-greening of Abraham: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2019
- Abortion: a law unto itself: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2019
- The dangers of biography: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2018
- The fetishisation of clinical guidelines: Journal of Medical Ethics blog, September 2018
- The dangers of deferring to doctors: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2018
- Hell, damnation, the Royal Wedding, and the thrashing of schoolboys: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2018
- Tongue-splitting, nipple excision, and ear removal: Why prosecute the operator but not the customer?: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2018
- Paddington Bear and the Evangelicals: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2017
- The point of depression: OUP blog, October 2017
- ‘Being a burden: an illegitimate ground for assisted dying: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2017
- The non-identity problem of professional philosophers: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2017
- Damages and Communitarianism: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2017
- New Year resolutions and tri-partite human nature: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2017
- The bright side of Brexit: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2016
- Veterinarians and the best interests of animals: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2016
- Emotions in the Wild: History of Emotions blog, May 2016
- Brexit: Lessons from the law; University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2016
- Private education: in defence of hypocrisy: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2016
- Animal suffering and the pointlessness of moral philosophy: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2016
- Mindfulness and Morality: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2016
- Meet the family: Waterstones blog: February 2016
- Bentham and butterflies: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2015
- Humans are un-made by social media: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2015
- There are things that even lawyers won’t do: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2015
- Lord Janner: Sex, dementia, and the public interest: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2015
- There is a duty not to be boring: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2015
- A code of conduct for peer reviewers in the humanities and social sciences: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2015
- Why ethicists should read Middlemarch and despise Simon Cowell: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, August 2015
- Drinking at Schipol with the fount of bioethics: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2015
- MPs vote no on assisted dying: So what are the arguments for and against? The Conversation: September 2015
- Mandatory submission of patient information about FGM: A pointless, damaging, discriminatory mess (with Brenda Kelly): University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2015
- The reproducibility problem and the status of bioethics: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2015
- Pre-marital cohabitation endangers your marriage: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2015
- Doctors: turn off your computer and listen to your gut: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2014
- Bedroom Abortion: The law. Halsbury’s Law Exchange
- Unbelievers are bad and have defective brains: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2012
- Medical Ethics are ridiculous: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2014
- For theta’s sake smash up your TV and go for a walk: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2014
- Notes from a philosophical Starbucks: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2014
- Do we need a root and branch review of the Abortion Act? Halsbury’s Law Exchange, May 2014
- Food packaging matters more than informed consent to treatment: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2014
- Do not attempt resuscitation orders: Should you discuss with the patient? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2014
- Sex with corpses might b philosophically cool but it’s still not a good idea. University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2014
- Bedroom Abortion: The law. Halsbury’s Law Exchange
- Unbelievers are bad and have defective brains: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2012
- Medical Ethics are ridiculous: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2014
- For theta’s sake smash up your TV and go for a walk: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2014
- Notes from a philosophical Starbucks: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2014
- Do we need a root and branch review of the Abortion Act? Halsbury’s Law Exchange, May 2014
- Food packaging matters more than informed consent to treatment: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2014
- Do not attempt resuscitation orders: Should you discuss with the patient? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2014
- Sex with corpses might be philosophically cool, but it’s still not a good idea: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2014
- Playing the game: A story for the pool-side sun lounger: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2014
- The devil is real, and we all know him: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2014
- A right to her ill partner’s sperm? Halsbury’s Law Exchange (with Rebecca Carter), January 2014
- C.S. Lewis as a moral philosopher: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2014
- Milk round success is tragic, culpable failure: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, December 2014
- Abortion and the cognitively impaired mother: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2013
- Too long in gestating: an overdue inquiry into the Abortion Act: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2013
- Facebook: You are your likes: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2013
- What happens when you die? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2013
- Non-consensual testing after needlestick injury: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2013
- Casinos should say: Enough: Go home’ University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2013
- Killing by praying: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2013
- Not all philosophers are equal: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, August 2013
- Necessary sterilisation. An unnecessary decision: An NHS Trust v DE: Halsburys Law Exchange.
- Abortion on grounds of gender: the DPP was right: Halsburys Law Exchange.
- Teenage annihilation on an Aegean boat: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2013
- There are no significant facts about human beings: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2013
- If you’re female, your face is worth 48-67% more than mine: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2013
- Euthanasia for children is wrong – as Belgium proposes new law: The Conversation, November 2013
- Get your nasty Platonic hands off my kids, Mr. Gove: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, December 2013
- Court is the ultimate arbiter of best interests in bone marrow transplant: Halbsury’s Law Exchange, December 2013
- Skipping intuitively over the is-ought gap: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2012
- There’s nothing that lawyers shouldn’t do: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2012
- Unbelievers are bad and have defective brains: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2012
- Bold Private John Smith, VC, modified ‘t’ allele of TPH1 SNP rs2108977: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2012
- Re XB: Advance decisions: a welcome judicial look: Halsburys Law Exchange, May 2012
- Repent, Brother Dawkins: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2012
- To kill or to violate? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2012
- On being yourself: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2012
- How not to save the world: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, August 2012
- DNAR orders can be medico-legally lethal (with Tony Hope): Halsbury’s Law Exchange
- The deadly dangers of peer review: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2012
- DNAR order for a patient with Down Syndrome: Halsbury’s Law Exchange
- Magic tricks and moral fibre: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2012
- Should doctors convicted of sexual offences be automatically banned? Halsbury’s Law Exchange, October 2012
- Should you be prosecuted for feeding junk food to your children? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2012
- Nine to Five Philosophers: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2012
- On rebuilding Noah’s ark and drinking old Burgundy: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, January 2011
- You want to publish? Let’s hear all your dirty secrets: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2011
- Autonomy: amorphous or just impossible? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2011
- Autonomy: amorphous or just impossible? University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2011
- Why Wills and Kate must breed: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2011
- Uterine transplants: applaud, and then shut up: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2011
- When it’s unethical to be a well-published academic: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2011
- Philosophy is the transformation of sheep: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, August 2011
- Is a child a blessing? (The Santana case):University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2011
- My son’s dyslexic, and I’m glad:University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2011
- The cost of living and the cost of dying:University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2011
- The role of the presumption in favour of the maintenance of life in cases of Minimally Conscious State: Halsbury’s Law Exchange
- Why philosophers should celebrate Christmas: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, December 2012
- Easing the passing: Death booths, misrepresentations and the ‘Ugh factor’: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, February 2010
- Castration and Conscience: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, March 2010
- The Christian Right is wrong: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, April 2010
- Lord Justice Nero?: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, May 2010
- Mining your past to justify your terminal care: the idea of a retrospective QALY: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, June 2010
- Greeks and Geeks: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, July 2010
- Ethicists of the world unite: you have nothing to lose but your non-citation: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, August 2010
- Is the UK’s HPV vaccination programme unethical and/or unlawful?: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, September 2010
- Virtue is back, and I’m worried about my mortgage: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, October 2010
- Palmistry for the genome: genetic fundamentalism fights on: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, November 2010
- Education is child abuse: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, December 2010
- We’re all guinea pigs, and it’s not so bad: University of Oxford Practical Ethics blog, December 2009