🎉Excited 🎉 to share the publication of another paper written during my PhD, co-authored with @andreasalbertsen.bsky.social
In this paper, we explore whether pandemic policies disadvantaging the unvaccinated count as wrongful discrimination.
Read more here: jme.bmj.com/content/earl...
Excited to share the special issue co-edited with Garzia, Tromborg and Marschall: "Voting Advice Applications: Methodological Innovations, Behavioural Effects, and Research Perspectives". Published in Politics and Governance (@CogitatioPaG)! www.cogitatiopress.com/politicsandg...
#OpenAccess
Look forward to listening! Re your tweet:
Is it your thought that markets don't have any ontological limits?
Moved closer to creating a personal WordPress site yesterday. Will be nice to have my published articles visible again.
journals.lww.com/transplantjo...
My article on Danish organ donation legislation has just been published in Transplantation. It describes the new Danish system and briefly compares it with the active opt-out models used in England and the Netherlands.
#Organdonation #Transplantation #Bioethics
🥳 Accept decision on a journal article🥳
Happy that my reply on organ markets and the limits of the best option argument has been accepted in the Journal of Medical Ethics.
The piece clarifies why appeals to “best options” do less justificatory work under unjust background conditions than is often assumed. #organmarkets #bioethics
New book chapter out in this edited volume on organ markets.
My chapter discusses theories of justice and controversial markets, focusing on how economic inequality shapes which markets are problematic.
Thanks to the editors James Stacey Taylor and Marc Cherry.
#bioethics #morallimitsofmarkets
My article on the ethics of various ways in which we might seek to mitigate organ trafficking.
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
I wrote an article on so-called futures markets in organs (i.e., articles where you pay people to consent to become donors).
I wrote an introductory chapter on organ markets for this handbook
www.bloomsbury.com/us/rowman--l...
In this article Thaysen and Sønderholm press and overinclusive objection to Simon Rippon's famous argument against organ markets:
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
I published a chapter called Markets and Distributive justice in this very nice anthology:
www.routledge.com/Markets-in-H...
Another exellent #sportsethics paper by Sønderholm, on children and professional sports
vbn.aau.dk/files/800251...
Thanks a lot. That looks like a good route!
Thanks, Johnny. That looks super cool!
Thanks Pamela. That is a really helpful comment. I do need to think about what I want and need here (and how much work I want to put into maintaining it).
That's it for my university webpage. Luckily, people can still see my work at ResearchGate, Google Scholar, etc. And good people have already suggested ways of creating my own website.
Now that I don't have an institutional affiliation, I am going to set up a website to share the work I've published over the years. Any suggestions for tools to build a simple website? #academicchatter
For an overview of my work, please see My google scholar profile:
scholar.google.dk/citations?us...
I don’t yet know what comes next. I’ll figure that out.
I won’t be moving abroad, but I’m open to new opportunities, conversations, and collaborations, inside and outside academia
My work has focused on political theory and ethics. With a particular focus on health care priority setting, controversial markets, discrimination, distributive justice and organ donation.
Proud of what I’ve contributed and accomplished : 55 published articles, lectures delivered, supervision of four talented PhD students, time as head of the political theory section, and several research projects led or co-led.
I’ve learned a lot and worked with wonderful people.
As the year ends, so does my contract at Aarhus University. Sad to leave after 14 years as a PhD student, postdoc, and temporary associate professor at the Department of Political Science.
