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Thrilled that an article I have written with Lasse Nielsen and Anna Dorf has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry. It is about priority setting in the Danish Medicines Council. We collected the data in 2021. Science takes time! #Bioethics

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New open access article on FirstView: "Folsom Transplant Blues: What is wrong with offering the incarcerated shorter sentences for donating organs and bone marrow?" by @andreasalbertsen.bsky.social and Jens Damgaard Thaysen. #OrganDonation #incarceration www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Great day in Copenhagen! I attended a workshop at The Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies (MeST) and gave a talk on egalitarianism and rare diseases. #bioethics

submitted 21 days ago • 0 comments

Almost ready for tomorrow's workshop in Copenhagen. I'll give a talk on egalitarianism and rare diseases! #Bioethics

submitted 22 days ago • 1 comment

Today, a journal asked me if I could cut the number of references in an article to 40. Luckily, a compromise was reached, so 80 was deemed acceptable. pheew! #bioethics

submitted 25 days ago • 1 comment

It was a great day at work! Lydia Tsiakiri presented her work at CEPDISC on discrimination and personal responsibility. #bioethics

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My article on the method of analytical political theory (with Lasse Nielsen) has been accepted in the Danish Political Science Journal, Politica. It is an introductory article and part of a SI on Methods in PT. It was fun to write and discuss with the other contributors

submitted 27 days ago • 2 comments

'Minor revisions' All is forgiven 🥳

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I am as proud as one is allowed to feel about such things that my google scholar citations just passed 500🥳😅

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New publication! In the Journal of Law and Medical Ethics, Thaysen and I argue against sentence reduction for prisoners who become living organ donors. Opportunity to donate may be unfairly unequal + the offer conflicts with most conceptions of why we punish. #organdonation #bioethics

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There are more than enough bad reviews to go around! So, I wanted to share an uplifting experience. Didde Andersen and I wrote a paper on the permissibility of living vital organ donation. The reviewers helpfully challenged our arguments in the first round. #peerreview #bioethics 1/3

submitted 39 days ago • 1 comment

Today will be a good day!

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My paper has been one year at a journal. How about a R&R to celebrate the occasion? #fingerscrossed #academicchatter

submitted 43 days ago • 2 comments

Lydia Tsiakiri just published the article 'Why a responsibility sensitive healthcare system is not disrespectful' - I am a very proud supervisor! #bioetics rdcu.be/edNaw

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On my way to the annual meeting of the Danish Philosophy Society. As always, I am frantically preparing my slides. I will give a talk on 'Responsibility, Justice and Markets'!

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typical book project timeline

submitted 59 days ago • 38 comments

Doing proofs for an academic article. It always feels very productive to figure out which city the publisher of some of the books I cited is located in... #detective #research #academicwork

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Every day vulnerable and poor people sell a kidney to desperately ill, affluent buyers. Solutions lie in alleviating poverty, reducing the organ shortage & make the business less lucrative for medical professionals and brokers. #bioetics #organtrade #kidneytrade link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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Every day vulnerable and poor people sell a kidney to desperately ill, affluent buyers. Solutions lie in alleviating poverty, reducing the organ shortage & make the business less lucrative for medical professionals and brokers. #bioetics #organtrade #kidneytrade link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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Hi academics Did you ever get pushback for introducing too many chances when doing proofs for an article? I think I overdid it a bit with mine. #academicchatter

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I've spend most of my day discussing methods in political theory with a bunch of great people. The authors of papers for a special issue of Politica on this topic met up online to comment on the papers. I've written on reflective equilibrium with Lasse Nielsen. Time well spent 😊

submitted 72 days ago • 0 comments

I just realized I currently have 10 articles/chapters under review. Part of that is slow turn-around times, but another part is due to a very productive spell in December and January. It's nice to feel that things are ramping up again.

submitted 73 days ago • 1 comment

#academicvalentines

submitted 77 days ago • 0 comments

In case it doesn't exist yet: Here is a starter pack for health justice. Please let me know if you want to be added or removed. go.bsky.app/Qe1JSoD

submitted 80 days ago • 5 comments

Happy '1 year under review' day to my paper. Great achievement. #peerreview

submitted 80 days ago • 1 comment

Immensely proud to see Ida Nørregaard defend her PhD thesis on statistical discrimination. She explores both normative questions about why it is wrong, and conducts some top-notch survey experiments to test why people tend to accept it and how we can decrease acceptance. #discrimination #xphi

submitted 85 days ago • 0 comments

Very pleased to see my article on international organ trade and the ethics of regulatory possibilities accepted at the Monash Bioethics Review. #Bioethics

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Today, Ida Nørregaard defends her excellent PhD. thesis, 'Accurate, Efficient and Immoral? When Statistics Motivate Discrimination'. As her main supervisor, I am excited and proud 👏 #Discrimination #xphi

submitted 91 days ago • 0 comments

Splendid evening. I read Paw Patrol stories to my son until he fell asleep, poured a glass of good whisky, and made progress on a book chapter on opt-out policies and organ donation for a book edited by Neera Bhatia and @japarsons.bsky.social #bioethics

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What do we know about opinions about Denmark and the US in Greenland? Some research here 👇

submitted 96 days ago • 1 comment

Great workshop at Aplied Philosophy, Aalborg University last week. I gave a paper on priority setting and rare diseases💊 enjoyed discussing: - Electoral thressholds⛔️ - Animal's Property rights 🐶🦬 - Markets in friends 🙋‍♀️💰🙋 - Agelimits in sports 🏸🏓 - G.A. Cohens community🏕

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Journal of Medical Ethics at 50: a data-driven history | Journal of Medical Ethics

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As a student, I subscribed to Review of Radical Political Economics. Today, I was invited to review a paper for the journal!

submitted 112 days ago • 0 comments

Binghamton University Philosophy is offering a highly attractive PRODiG+ Postdoctoral Fellowship in Social and Political Philosophy. It provides intensive research support (teach 1 course/year) in a great dept. and has as a goal conversion to a tenure-track asst. prof. philjobs.org/job/show/28466

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