Matti Häyry LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Matti Häyry LIST OF PUBLICATIONS Contents of this list: A. Books (11).. 1 B. Edited works (11).... 2 C. Articles in peer-reviewed academic journals (55). 2 D. Articles in other academic collections (122). 4 A. Books (11) 1. In English (3) 1. Critical Studies in Philosophical Medical Ethics. Helsinki: Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki, 1990. x + 228 pp. 2. Liberal Utilitarianism and Applied Ethics. London and New York: Routledge, 1994. xi + 205 pp. (Also published in electronic form by Taylor & Francis Books, 2002.) 3. Playing God: Essays on Bioethics. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 2001. iii + 162 pp. 2. In Finnish (8) 1. On the morality of abortion and euthanasia. Rakasta kärsi ja unhoita. Moraalifilosofisia pohdintoja ihmiselämän alusta ja lopusta (with H. Häyry). Helsinki: Kirjayhtymä, 1987. 191 pp. Also: Reports from the Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki nr 2/1986. iv + 175 pp. 2. On justice, science policy, and the responsibility of the scientist. Tiedepolitiikan oikeudenmukaisuus ja tutkijan vastuu (with T. Airaksinen and H. Häyry). Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1987. 105 pp. 3. On the idealistic aesthetics and cultural philosophy of R.G. Collingwood. Taide, tunne ja turmelus. Kaksi näkökulmaa R.G. Collingwoodin estetiikkaan (with H. Häyry). Reports from the Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki nr 4/1989. vi + 181 pp. 4. Essays on bioethics, liberty and responsibility. Elämän ehdot bioetiikan, vapauden ja vastuun filosofiaa (with H. Häyry). Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 1997. 322 pp. 5. Essays on values. Hyvä, kaunis, tosi arvojen filosofiaa (with H. Häyry). Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 1997. 281 pp. 6. A historical introduction to social and political philosophy. Ihannevaltio: Historiallinen johdatus yhteiskuntafilosofiaan. Helsinki: WSOY, 2000. 204 pp. 7. A historical introduction to the theory and applications of utilitarian ethics. Mahdollisimman monen onnellisuus: Utilitarismin historia, teoria ja sovellukset. Helsinki: WSOY, 2001. 241 pp. 8. A historical introduction to moral philosophy. Hyvä elämä ja oikea käytös: Historiallinen johdatus moraalifilosofiaan. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 2002. 182 pp. 1

B. Edited works (11) 1. International (7) 1. Genetic Information (ed. with T. Takala). Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 22 (4), 2001, 403-491. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. 2. The Future of Value Inquiry (ed. with T. Takala). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2001. xii + 193 pp. 3. Scratching the Surface of Bioethics (ed. with T. Takala). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2003, xii + 148 pp. 4. Dissecting Bioethics (ed. with T. Takala). Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 13 (1), 2004, 3-48. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 5. Bioethics and Social Reality (ed. with T. Takala and P. Herissone-Kelly). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2004, forthcoming. 6. Ethics in Biomedical Research: International Perspectives (ed. with T. Takala and P. Herissone- Kelly). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2005, forthcoming. 7. Arguments and Analysis in Bioethics (ed. with T. Takala and P. Herissone-Kelly). Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2005, forthcoming. 2. National [in Finnish] (4) 1. On the nature and function of the scientific community. Tiedeyhteisö onko sitä? (ed. with R. Lehti). Publications of the Academy of Finland nr 4/1987. 179 pp. 2. Essays on the morality of reproductive technologies. Luonnotonta lastensaantia? (ed. with H. Häyry). Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989. 258 pp. 3. Essays on nature. Luonto (ed. with I. Niiniluoto and T. Wallgren). Ajatus (The Yearbook of the Philosophical Society of Finland) 49 (1992). 224 pp. 4. Essays on freedom, responsibility, and the basis of morality. Vapaus ja moraalin perusta (ed. with H. Häyry). Ajatus (The Yearbook of the Philosophical Society of Finland) 50 (1993). 241 pp. C. Articles in peer-reviewed academic journals (55) 1. International (38) 1. AIDS and a small North European country A study in applied ethics (with H. Häyry). International Journal of Applied Philosophy 3 (1987): 51-61. 2. AIDS now (with H. Häyry). Bioethics 1 (1987): 339-356. 3. Elements of constraint (with T. Airaksinen). Analyse & Kritik 10 (1988): 32-47. 4. Hard and soft offers as constraints (with T. Airaksinen). Philosophia 18 (1988): 385-398. 5. Paternalism and Finnish anti-smoking policy (with H. Häyry and S. Karjalainen). Social Science and Medicine 28 (1989): 293-297. 6. The responsibility of university teachers as scientific researchers (with H. Häyry). International Journal of Moral and Social Studies 4 (1989): 73-83. 7. Utilitarianism, human rights and the redistribution of health through preventive medical measures (with H. Häyry). Journal of Applied Philosophy 6 (1989): 43-51. 8. AIDS, society, and morality A philosophical survey (with H. Häyry). Philosophia 19 (1989): 331-361. 9. Health care as a right, fairness and medical resources (with H. Häyry). Bioethics 4 (1990): 1-21. 10. Euthanasia, ethics and economics (with H. Häyry). Bioethics 4 (1990): 154-161. 11. Evaluating abortion policies in praxiological utilitarian terms. Praxiology 4-5 (1990): 99-115. 12. In defence of hard offers: A reply to J.P. Day (with T. Airaksinen). Philosophia 20 (1991): 325-327. 13. Measuring the quality of life: why, how and what? Theoretical Medicine 12 (1991): 97-116. 14. A defence of the utilitarian theory of punishment. Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie, 2

Beiheft 47 (1992): 129-147. 15. Reason or nation? (with H. Häyry). International Journal of Moral and Social Studies 8 (1993): 143-154. 16. The individual s decision to preserve the natural environment. Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie, Beiheft 52 (1993): 171-178. 17. Obedience to rules and Berkeley s theological utilitarianism (with H. Häyry). Utilitas 6 (1994): 233-242. 18. Artistic value as an excuse for spreading cinematographic filth (with H. Häyry). The Journal of Value Inquiry 29 (1995): 469-483. 19. Heterosexual AIDS and screwy logic: A reply to Schüklenk, Mertz and Richters (with H. Häyry). Health Care Analysis 3 (1995): 272. 20. Législations adoptées pour faire face à l épidémie de sida: Une étude européenne (in French, with C. Manuel, J. Harris, R. Bennett, M. Brazier, C. Erin, M. Aziz, D. Giesen, B. Blasszauer, S. Magyarodi, S. Chaplinskas, E. Gefenas, H. Häyry, S. Holm, E. Kabakchieva, E. Kujawa, A. Szwarc, C. Maximilian, S. Viorel, I. Prochazka, R. Prusa and L. Soltes). Santé publique 8 (1996): 41-52. 21. Ethics committees, principles and consequences. Journal of Medical Ethics 24 (1998): 81-85. 22. Genetic engineering and the risk of harm (with T. Takala). Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 1 (1998): 61-64. 23. Genetic ignorance, moral obligations and social duties (with T. Takala). Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 25 (2000): 107-113. 24. How to apply ethical principles to the biotechnological production of food The case of bovine growth hormone. Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 12 (2000): 177-184. 25. Idealization in ethics: Outlining a formal moral metatheory (with M. Kuokkanen). Axiomathes 11 (2000): 21-35. 26. Abortion, disability, assent and consent. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 10 (2001): 79-87. 27. But what if we feel that cloning is wrong? Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 10 (2001): 205-208. 28. Genetic information, rights, and autonomy (with T. Takala). Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 22 (2001): 403-414. 29. Ethics committees in Finland: their levels, methods, and point (with T. Takala). Notizie di Politeia 43 n:o 67 (2002): 60-64. 30. European values in bioethics: why, what, and how to be used? Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 24 (2003): 199-214. 31. Philosophical arguments for and against human reproductive cloning. Bioethics 17 (2003): 447-459. 32. Another look at dignity. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 13 (2004): 7-14. 33. If you must make babies, then at least make the best babies you can? Human Fertility 7 (2004), forthcoming. 34. There is a difference between selecting a deaf embryo and deafening a hearing child. Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (2004), forthcoming. 35. A defense of relativism. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 14 (2005), forthcoming. 36. Precaution and solidarity. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 14 (2005), forthcoming. 37. A rational cure for pre-reproductive stress syndrome. Journal of Medical Ethics, forthcoming. 38. Prescribing cannabis: Freedom, autonomy, and values. Journal of Medical Ethics, forthcoming. 2. National [in Finnish, with brief English descriptions] (17) 1. Abortti, ihmisoikeudet ja ihmisarvo. Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 23 (1986): 158-165. [A defence of liberal abortion policies.] 2. Epävapaus (with T. Airaksinen). Oikeus 15 (1986): 274-278. [On freedom and constraint.] 3. Vapauden rajoittaminen: esteet, uhkaukset ja tarjoukset (with T. Airaksinen). Ajatus 43 (1986): 147-164. [Freedom and constraint revisited.] 4. Mitä on soveltava etiikka? Ajatus 44 (1987): 162-175. [On the nature and scope of applied ethics.] 5. Paternalismi ja suomalainen tupakkapolitiikka (with H. Häyry ja S. Karjalainen). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 24 (1987): 304-310. [On paternalism in Finnish anti-smoking policy.] 3

6. Utilitarismi, ihmisoikeudet ja terveyden uudelleenjako preventiivisen lääketieteen keinoin (with H. Häyry). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 25 (1988): 256-264. [On utilitarianism, human rights, and preventive medicine.] 7. Terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin taloudelliset ja eettiset reunaehdot (with H. Häyry). Ajatus 45 (1988): 167-180. [On the allocation of scarce medical resources.] 8. Pitäisikö huumeet laillistaa? (with H. Häyry). Alkoholipolitiikka 54 (1989): 135-138. [On the legalization of hard drugs.] 9. Klassinen ja liberaali utilitarismi (with H. Häyry). Ajatus 47 (1990): 96-123. [An analysis of classical and liberal utilitarianism.] 10. Elämänlaatu ja päätöksenteko terveydenhuollossa. Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 27 (1990): 475-482. [On quality-of-life measurement in health care.] 11. Yksilö ja luonnonsuojelu. Ajatus 49 (1992): 135-141. [On the individual s role in the preservation of the natural environment.] 12. Liberaali utilitarismi ja soveltava etiikka. Ajatus 50 (1993): 21-33. [On applied ethics.] 13. Millaista tietoa ihmisestä tarvitaan moraalin perustaksi (with M. Kopperi). Ajatus 53 (1996): 187-197. [On the nature of knowledge required as the basis of morality.] 14. Oikeudenmukaisuuden hyödyllisyys terveydenhuollossa Humen periaatteista Oregonin ratkaisuun. Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 34 (1997): 47-59. [On the utility of justice in health care.] 15. Metodologisia huomioita bioetiikasta (with H. Häyry). Lakimies nr 6/1997, 760-768. [Some methodological remarks regarding bioethics.] 16. Soveltava filosofinen etiikka Suomessa. niin & näin nr 1/1999, 34-40. [On the history of applied philosophical ethics in Finland.] 17. Eläinten vallankumous? Jeremy Bentham vastaan muu maailma. niin & näin nr 3/2000, 14-17. [On Jeremy Bentham s views concerning our duties toward nonhuman animals.] D. Articles in other academic collections (122) 1. Chapters in international collections of essays and conference proceedings (34) 1. Revenge and punishment, common morality and the law (with H. Häyry). Å. Frändberg and M. Van Hoecke (eds), The Structure of Law. Uppsala: Iustus Förlag, 1987, 191-203. 2. Selecting our offspring Some objections and counterobjections. D. Bromham, E Forsythe and M. Dalton (eds), Ethical Problems in Reproductive Medicine. London: National Association of Family Planning Doctors, 1989, 36-38. 3. Nuclear energy, value conflicts, and the legitimacy of political decisions: the rise and fall of an alleged justification for violent civil disobedience (with H. Häyry). M. Warner and R. Crisp (eds), Terrorism, Protest and Power. Aldershot, Hampshire: Edward Elgar, 1990, 96-105. 4. Liberty, equality, utility Classical to liberal utilitarianism (with H. Häyry). T. Campbell (ed.), Law and Enlightenment in Britain. Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press, 1990, 145-156. 5. Infanticide on request The dark side of liberal abortion policies? E. Matthews and M. Menlowe (eds), Philosophy and Health Care. Aldershot, Brookfield, Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney: Avebury, 1992, 92-112. 6. Abortion and applied ethics. C. Peden and J.K. Roth (eds), Rights, Justice, and Community. Lewiston, New York: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1992, 177-186. 7. Who s like us? (with H. Häyry). P. Cavalieri and P. Singer (eds), The Great Ape Project Equality beyond humanity. London: Fourth Estate, 1993, 173-182. United States edition: The Great Ape Project Equality beyond humanity. New York: St. Martin s Press, 1994 (paperback 1995). German edition: Menschenrechte für die Grossen Menschenaffen The Great Ape Project. Munich: Peter Goldmann, 1994 (paperback 1996). Italian edition: Il progetto grande scimmia, equaglianza oltre i confini della specia umana. Roma-Napoli: Edizioni Theoria, 1994. Spanish edition: El proyecto Gran Simio : La igualdad más allá de la humanidad. Madrid: Editorial Trotta, 1998. 8. They have it better this way : Assessing an argument for inequality. T. Airaksinen and W.W. Gasparski (eds), Practical Philosophy and Action Theory. Praxiology: The International Annual of Practical Philosophy and Methodology 2. New Brunswick and London: Transaction Publishers, 4

1993, 27-37. 9. Reason or nation? (with H. Häyry). P. Gilbert and P. Gregory (eds), Nations, Cultures and Markets. Aldershot, Brookfield, Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney: Avebury, 1993, 33-45. 10. Categorical objections to genetic engineering A critique. A. Dyson and J. Harris (eds), Ethics and Biotechnology. London and New York: Routledge, 1994, 202-215. 11. The nature and role of professional codes in modern society (with H. Häyry). R.F. Chadwick (ed.), Ethics and the Professions. Aldershot, Brookfield, Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney: Avebury, 1994, 136-144. 12. Meaning of the quality of life. E.E. Bittar and N. Bittar (eds), Principles of Medical Biology Vol. 1 A, Bioethics. Greenwich, Connecticut and London: JAI Press Inc., 1994, 17-22. 13. Early utilitarianism and its idealizations from a systematic point of view (with M. Kuokkanen). M. Kuokkanen (ed.), Idealization VII: Structuralism, Idealization and Approximation. Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities 42. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1994, 243-268. 14. The case of the human earrings (with H. Häyry). Translated from Finnish by T. Binham. O. Naukkarinen and O. Immonen (eds), Art and Beyond: Finnish Approaches to Aesthetics. Lahti: International Institute of Applied Aesthetics, 1995, 90-102. 15. Livskvalitet och beslutsfattande inom hälsovården (in Swedish). Translated from Finnish by B. Österman. K. Klockars and B. Österman (eds), Begrepp om hälsa. Stockholm: Liber Utbildning, 1995, 140-155. 16. Universal altruism and the sacrifice of the innocent (with M. Kuokkanen). Y. Hudson and C. Peden (eds), The Social Power of Ideas. Lewiston, Queenston and Lampeter: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1995, 161-171. 17. Om människornas och de andra djurens rättigheter (in Swedish with H. Häyry). Translated from Finnish by J. Silfvast. L. Gålmark (ed.) Djur och människor: En antologi i djuretik. Nora: Nya Doxa, 1997, 244-256. 18. Why not liberal utilitarianism? S. Hellsten, M. Kopperi and O. Loukola (eds), Taking the Liberal Challenge Seriously: Essays on Contemporary Liberalism at the Turn of the 21st Century. Aldershot, Brookfield, Singapore and Sydney: Ashgate, 1997, 24-37. 19. Genetic engineering (with H. Häyry). R. Chadwick (ed.), Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, Volume 2. San Diego, California: Academic Press, 1998, 407-417. Reprinted in: R. Chadwick (ed.), The Concise Encyclopedia of the Ethics of New Technologies. San Diego, California: Academic Press, 2001, 147-156. 20. Applied philosophy at the turn of the millennium (with H. Häyry). O. Leaman (ed.), The Future of Philosophy: Towards the 21st Century. London and New York: Routledge, 1998, 90-104. 21. Measuring the quality of life: why, how and what? C.R.B. Joyce, C.A. O Boyle and H. McGee (eds), Individual Quality of Life: Approaches to Conceptualisation and Assessment. Amsterdam: Harwood Academic Publishers, 1999, 9-27. 22. What the fox would have said, had he been a hedgehog: On the methodology and normative approach of John Harris s Wonderwoman and Superman. V. Launis, J. Pietarinen and J. Räikkä (eds), Genes and Morality: New Essays. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1999, 11-19. 23. Biotechnology and the environment: From moral objections to ethical analyses (with T. Takala). K. Brinkmann (ed.), Ethics: The Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, volume 1. Bowling Green, Ohio: Philosophy Documentation Center, 1999, 169-178. 24. My way to bioethics A story of otherness and chance encounters. P. Louhiala and S. Stenman (eds), Philosophy Meets Medicine. Acta Gyllenbergiana 1. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 2000, 149-161. 25. Happiness and the friction of moral revolutions. M. Häyry and T. Takala (eds), The Future of Value Inquiry. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2001, 123-130. 26. Cloning, naturalness and personhood (with T. Takala). D.C. Thomasma, D.N. Weisstub and C. Hervé (eds), Personhood in Health Care. Dordrecht, Boston and London: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2001, 281-298. 27. Utilitarian approaches to justice in health care. R. Rhodes, M.P. Battin and A. Silvers (eds), Medicine and Social Justice: Essays on the Distribution of Health Care. New York: Oxford University Press, 2002, 53-64. 28. Deeply felt disgust a Devlinian objection to cloning humans. B. Almond and M. Parker (eds), Ethical Issues in the New Genetics: Are Genes Us? Aldershot: Ashgate, 2003, 55-67. 29. Do bioscientists need professional ethics? M. Häyry and T. Takala (eds), Scratching the Surface of 5

Bioethics. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2003, 91-97. 30. Applied ethics in Finland. L. Haaparanta and I. Niiniluoto (eds), Analytic Philosophy in Finland. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2003, 445-464. 31. Forget autonomy and give me freedom! M. Häyry, T. Takala and P. Herissone-Kelly (eds), Bioethics and Social Reality. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2004, forthcoming. 32. Some current issues in the ethics of biomedical research and their background in the protection of the dignity and autonomy of the vulnerable. M. Häyry, T. Takala and P. Herissone-Kelly (eds), Ethics in Biomedical Research: International Perspectives. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2005, forthcoming. 33. Can arguments address concerns? M. Häyry, T. Takala and P. Herissone-Kelly (eds), Arguments and Analysis in Bioethics. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2005, forthcoming. 34. Bioscientists as ethical decision makers. M. Korthals (ed.), Professional Ethics and Life Scientists. Dordrecht, Boston and London: Kluwer Academic Publishers, forthcoming. 2. Other international publications (24) 1. The bizarre case of the human earrings (with H. Häyry). Philosophy Today 7, 1991, 1-3. Reprinted in: Bioethics News n:o 4, 1991, 23-24. 2. Critical studies in philosophical medical ethics. Science Studies 4, 1991, 65-70. 3. Moral relativism and the philosophical criticism of other cultures. Science Studies 5, 1992, 53-56. 4. A vindication of silly views (with H. Häyry). Philosophy Today 11, 1992, 4-6. 5. The Social and Political Thought of R.G. Collingwood, David Boucher (review). Idealistic Studies 22, 1992, 301-303. 6. The negative and indirect global responsibility of philosophers. Philosophy Today 16, 1994, p. 2. Also: Proceedings and Addresses of The American Philosophical Association 67, 1994, 69-70. 7. Academic bioethics in Finland (with S. Karjalainen). European Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 3 (1), 1995, 21-30. 8. Cultural and Social Objections to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People (a report to the Commission of the European Communities ed. with R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, H. Häyry and M. Whitelegg). Preston: Centre for Professional Ethics, 1996. 173 + 44 pp. Also: Cultural and Social Attitudes to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People (ed. with R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, M. Whitelegg, H. Häyry and J. Lunshof). Luxembourgh: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1998, 174 pp. 9. Philosophical responses towards biotechnology. R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, H. Häyry, M. Häyry and M. Whitelegg (eds), Cultural and Social Objections to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People. Preston: Centre for Professional Ethics, 1996, 13-18. Also: R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, M. Whitelegg, H. Häyry, M. Häyry and J. Lunshof (eds), Cultural and Social Attitudes to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People. Luxembourgh: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1998, 19-23. 10. Genetic engineering and risk. R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, H. Häyry, M. Häyry and M. Whitelegg (eds), Cultural and Social Objections to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People. Preston: Centre for Professional Ethics, 1996, 27-34. Also: R. Chadwick, M. Levitt, M. Whitelegg, H. Häyry, M. Häyry and J. Lunshof (eds), Cultural and Social Attitudes to Biotechnology: Analysis of the Arguments, with Special Reference to the Views of Young People. Luxembourgh: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 1998, 31-36. 11. The role of philosophers in bioethical research programmes. C.A. Erin (ed.), Philosophy and AIDS. Reports from the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy 1, 1996, 23-30. Also: The American Philosophical Association Newsletters 98 (1), 1998, 111-115. 12. How to make sense of one s impending illness and death? C.A. Erin (ed.), Philosophy and AIDS. Reports from the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy 1, 1996, 38-42. 13. Editorial foreword (with H. Häyry). L. Nordenfelt, Talking about Health. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1997, vii-viii. 14. How to apply ethical principles to the biotechnological production of food The case of bovine growth hormone. V. Beekman and F. Brom (eds), First European Congress on Agricultural and 6

Food Ethics Preprints. Wageningen: Wageningen University and Research Centre, 1999, 93-96. 15. Editorial foreword. V. Launis, J. Pietarinen and J. Räikkä (eds), Genes and Morality: New Essays. Amsterdam and Atlanta: Rodopi, 1999, vii. 16. E indesirabile che i bambini nascano infettati dall HIV? (in Italian). Bioetica Rivista interdisciplinare 9 (4), 2001, 627-635. 17. The place of morality, curiosity and utility in the ethics of science and technology. Türkiye Klinikleri Journal of Medical Ethics, Law and History 10, 2002, 1-5. 18. Bioethics as a quest for moral principles. E. Raulo (ed.), Helsinki Graduate School in Biotechnology and Molecular Biology. Vantaa: Tummavuoren kirjapaino Dark, 2002, 9. 19. Preface (with T. Takala). M. Häyry and T. Takala (eds), Scratching the Surface of Bioethics. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2003, xi-xii. 20. What is bioethics all about? A start (with T. Takala). M. Häyry and T. Takala (eds), Scratching the Surface of Bioethics. Amsterdam and New York: Rodopi, 2003, 1-7. 21. Dissecting bioethics (with T. Takala). Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 13, 2003, 3-5. 22. La bioscienza è una professione? Etica per le professioni 3, 2003, 97-100. 23. Ethics committees in Finland: Their levels, methods, and point (in Italian with T. Takala). Bioetica Rivista interdisciplinare, forthcoming. 24. Some current issues in the ethics of biomedical research and their background in the protection of the dignity and autonomy of the vulnerable (in Portuguese). O mundo da saúde, forthcoming. 3. Articles and reviews in national publications [in Finnish, with brief English descriptions] (64) 1. Kohdusta hautaan ja vähän kehdostakin. Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 23 (1986): 411-413. [A clarification of certain arguments on abortion policies.] 2. Onko kollektiivinen kärsimys inhimillisen elämän päämäärä? vastaus Martti Lindqvistille (with H. Häyry). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 24 (1987): 43-45. [A defence of certain arguments on abortion policies.] 3. Pitäisikö vanhuksia kohdella kuin ihmisiä? (with H. Häyry). Medisiinari nr 2/1987, 32-35. [On justice in the treatment of old-age pensioners.] 4. Niin muuten, rouva K., miehenne toi teille New Yorkista tuliaisina HI-virustartunnan (with H. Häyry). Duodecim 103 (1987): 727-730. [A qualified defence of routinely screening for the HIV.] 5. Hyvä elämä ja hyvä kuolema (with H. Häyry). Suomen Lääkärilehti 42 (1987): 1827-1828. [A defence of voluntary euthanasia.] 6. Yhteiskuntatieteellisiä tutkimuskohteita energian kulutuksessa ja sen kulutuksen säätelyssä (with H. Häyry). Energiankulutus ja rationaalisuus. Energiatutkimuksen näkökulmia ja haasteita. Kauppa- ja teollisuusministeriön energiaosasto and Valtion teknillinen tutkimuskeskus, 1987, 20-31. [An analysis of the role of social sciences in the regulation of energy consumption.] 7. Eutanasia ihmiselämän kunnioittamisesta ihmisen kunnioittamiseen (with H. Häyry). Duodecim 103 (1987): 1315-1317. [A defence of euthanasia.] 8. Liberalismin ikuinen dilemma (with H. Häyry). Oikeus 16 (1987): 299-302. [A review of Joseph Raz s The Morality of Freedom.] 9. Tiede, sivistys ja yleissivistys. Katsaus nr 4/1987, 27-32. [On science and education.] 10. Terveydenhuollon uusi etiikka (with H. Häyry). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 24 (1987): 324-326. [On the nature of contemporary health care ethics.] 11. AIDS, moraali ja yhteiskunta (with H. Häyry). P. Rantalainen (ed.), Salattu seksuaalisuus. Helsinki: WSOY and Sexpo, 1988, 221-239. [On AIDS, morality and society.] 12. Arvot ja niiden arviointi (with H. Häyry). A. Kajanto (ed.), Rakennamme tulevaisuutta. Utopiasta vai uhkakuvista totta? Kokkola: Vapaan sivistystyön yhteisjärjestö, 1988, 18-36. Reprinted in P. Elo and H. Simola (eds), Arvot, hyveet ja tieto. Helsinki: Painatuskeskus and FETO, 1995, 30-47. [An analysis of the nature of values.] 13. Heidän parhaakseenhan tämä on! eli Erään tasajaon vastaisen argumentin anatomia. Camenes 9, 1988, 44-55. [On equality and inequality.] 14. Folkloristiikan tutkimuskohde. I.-R. Järvinen, J. Pöysä and S. Vakimo (eds), Monikasvoinen folklore. Helsingin yliopiston kansanrunoustieteen laitoksen toimite 8, 1988, 11-18. [On the subject matter of folkloristic studies.] 15. Korkeakoululaitoksen keskittäminen ja hajauttaminen: esitettyjen argumenttien ja niiden tiedekuvan arviointia. R. Mäkinen (ed.), Korkeakoulun perusyksikön tieteellinen elinvoimaisuus. 7

Kasvatustieteiden tutkimuslaitoksen julkaisusarja B 17, 1988, 45-54. [On the state of higher education in Finland.] 16. Tiede ja sivistys mikä sivistys? Kanava 16 (1988): 213-216. [Remarks concerning higher education in Finland.] 17. Ihmeet ja niiden kokeminen. H. Häyry, H. Karttunen and M. Virtanen (eds), Paholaisen asianajaja. Opaskirja skeptikolle. Helsinki: Skepsis and Ursa, 1989, 59-80. [An analysis of the concept of a miracle.] 18. Filosofian asema jälkiteologisessa normatiivisessa etiikassa (with H. Häyry). Ajatus 45 (1989): 190-193. [On the role of philosophy in applied ethics.] 19. HIV oikeus olla tietämättä (with H. Häyry). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 26 (1989): 38-40. [On the alleged right not to know about one s HIV positivity.] 20. Uraani halkeaa... (with H. Häyry). P. Malaska, I. Kantola and P. Kasanen (eds), Energiapolitiikan arvoristiriidat. Publications of the Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Series A-1, 1989, 168-190. Reprinted in: P. Malaska, I. Kantola and P. Kasanen (eds), Riittääkö energia, riittääkö järki? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 167-189. [On Finnish public discussion regarding nuclear energy.] 21. Ihmisten ja muiden eläinten oikeuksista (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry, H. Tengvall and L. Vilkka (eds), Eläin ihmisten maailmassa. Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 15-29. [On the rights of human and nonhuman animals.] 22. Lisääntymislääketieteen haaste (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Luonnotonta lastensaantia? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 7-12. [The editors introduction to Luonnotonta lastensaantia?] 23. Koeputket ja keinokohdut vai hautomalaitos ja liukuhihna? toiveunia ja uhkakuvia lapsenteon tulevaisuudesta (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Luonnotonta lastensaantia? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 51-67. [On the future of artificial reproduction.] 24. Alkion oikeudet ja avioliiton pyhyys katolinen näkemys ja sen ongelmat (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Luonnotonta lastensaantia? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 71-89. [On the Catholic view regarding artificial reproduction.] 25. Laillisen säätelyn ristiriitaisuuksia: isyyskysymys, alkiotutkimus ja jälkikasvun valikointi (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Luonnotonta lastensaantia? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 141-163. [On the legal aspects of artificial reproduction.] 26. Ihmisoikeudet, moraali ja lisääntymisen vapaus (with H. Häyry). H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Luonnotonta lastensaantia? Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1989, 174-195. [On the right to reproductive autonomy.] 27. Lisääntymislääketieteen eettisiä kysymyksiä (with H. Häyry). Kanava 16 (1989): 422-426. [An overview of Luonnotonta lastensaantia?] 28. Lääkinnän ammattietiikan kaksi mallia (with H. Häyry). Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti 26 (1989): 330-331. [On the ethics of the medical profession.] 29. Tyhjästä on paha nyhjäistä vai onko? Uusidealistisen kritiikin ongelmia ja näennäisongelmia (with H. Häyry). A. Haapala (ed.), Taiteen kritiikki Professori Aarne Kinnusen 60-vuotispäiväksi. Porvoo: WSOY, 1990, 49-64. [On neoidealistic aesthetics.] 30. Onko naturalistinen virhepäätelmä mahdollinen estetiikassa? (with H. Häyry). Camenes 10, 1990, 34-44. [On the possibility of natural fallacy in aesthetics.] 31. Taide ja tunneilmaisu. M. Lammenranta and V. Rantala (eds), Kauneus. Filosofisen estetiikan ongelmia. Filosofisia tutkimuksia Tampereen yliopistosta 4, 1990, 90-104. [On art as expression of emotion.] 32. Fasismi ja muutoksen metafysiikka Giovanni Gentilen aktualistinen idealismi Mussolinin Italian valtionfilosofiana. I. Halonen and H. Häyry (eds), Muutos. Helsinki: Philosophical Society of Finland, 1990, 179-190. [A comparison of the political philosophies of Benito Mussolini and Giovanni Gentile.] 33. Onko oikeaa hoitoa? Hoidon arvosidonnaisuus. Rintasyöpäpotilaan hoidon kehittäminen. Helsinki: Academy of Finland, 1991, 38-48. [On quality of life in the context of breast cancer.] 34. Nuorukaiselle kuolla kuuluu, vai kuuluuko? Sotilasammatin etiikan ulkoisia ja sisäisiä rajanvetoja. T. Airaksinen ed.), Ammattien ja ansaitsemisen etiikka. Helsinki: University Press, 1991, 76-102. [On the ethics of the military profession.] 35. Oikeuksien ja velvollisuuksien rajapintoja lääkintä- ja hoitotyössä (with H. Häyry). T. Airaksinen (ed.), Ammattien ja ansaitsemisen etiikka. Helsinki: University Press, 1991, 130-174. [On the professional ethics of physicians.] 8

36. Onko eloonjäämisellä merkitystä? (with H. Häyry). Humanisti nr 3/1991, 5-10. [On the relevance of collective survival to humanity.] 37. Bioetiikka (with H. Häyry). Otavan Suuri Ensyklopedia Täydennysosa 2. Helsinki: Otava, 1991, 10091-10093. [An encyclopedia article on bioethics.] 38. Inhimillisten korvarenkaiden tapaus (with H. Häyry). E. Kostamo and L. Krohn (eds), Todistajan katse. Helsinki and Porvoo: WSOY, 1992, 42-57. [On the morality of obscene works of art.] 39. Taide, taito ja teoksen olemassaolo. I. Halonen, T. Airaksinen and I. Niiniluoto (eds), Taito. Helsinki: Philosophical Society of Finland, 1992, 233-242. [On artistic technique and the existence of the artwork.] 40. Yhteiskuntatieteellisen energiatutkimuksen eettisiä ulottuvuuksia (with H. Häyry). Arkhimedes nr 1/1993, 81-86. [On the ethical aspects of energy research.] 41. Strukturalististen rajoitusten merkityksestä (with M. Kuokkanen). L. Haaparanta, I. Koskinen, E. Oesch and T. Vadén (eds), Malli, metodi, merkitys: Esseitä Veikko Rantalan 60-vuotispäivän kunniaksi. Filosofisia tutkimuksia Tampereen yliopistosta 49, 1993, 355-368. [On the significance of structuralist constraints.] 42. Bioetiikka. Fakta 2001 Täydennysosa 1994. Porvoo: WSOY, 1994, 28-31. [An encyclopedia article on bioethics.] 43. Kymmenen vuotta käytännöllistä filosofiaa: Professori Timo Airaksisen oppilaiden katselmus. H. Häyry and M. Häyry (eds), Vapaus ja moraalin perusta. Ajatus 50 (1994): 1-6. [Practical philosophy in Finland 1983-1993.] 44. Eutanasia hyvä kuolema (with H. Häyry). Mitä Missä Milloin 1995. Helsinki: Otava, 1994, 232-236. [On euthanasia.] 45. Kuinka yksilön tulisi suhtautua kuolemaansa? (with H. Häyry). S. Pihlström, M. Kuokkanen and G. Sandu (eds), Filosofisia tienviittoja Heikki Kanniston 50-vuotispäivän kunniaksi. Reports from the Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki nr 3/1994, 61-68. [On how people should react to impending illness and death.] 46. Oikeudenmukaisuus oikeudenmukaisuutena (with H. Häyry). I.A. Kieseppä, S. Pihlström and P. Raatikainen (eds), Tieto, totuus ja todellisuus: Kirjoituksia Ilkka Niiniluodon 50-vuotispäivän kunniaksi. Helsinki: Gaudeamus, 1996, 202-210. [On justice qua justice.] 47. Hume sympatian tunne ja sen merkitys toiminnan säätelijänä (with H. Häyry). I. Niiniluoto and J. Räikkä (eds), Tunteet. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 1996, 55-64. [On Hume s concept of sympathy.] 48. Onko immuunikadon herättämiin eettisiin kysymyksiin yleiseurooppalaisittain hyväksyttäviä ratkaisuja? (with H. Häyry). Suomen Lääkärilehti 52 (1997): 893-894. [On some attempts to formulate a unified European policy concerning HIV and AIDS.] 49. Geenitekniikka ja kategoriset kiellot. V. Launis and J. Räikkä (eds), Geenit ja etiikka. Helsinki: Edita, 1997, 48-58. [On the most popular categorical objections to genetic engineering.] 50. Järki moraalin perustana (with H. Häyry). I. Niiniluoto and I. Halonen (eds), Järki. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 1997, 319-327. [On reason as the basis of morality.] 51. Onko QALY-vertailu oikea ratkaisu priorisoinnissa? Suomen Lääkärilehti, 52 (1997): 1745-1747. [On the merits and demerits of the QALY model.] 52. Eurooppalaiset koululaiset pohtivat geenitekniikan käytön etiikkaa (with H. Häyry). Suomen Lääkärilehti 52 (1997): 4359-4360. [On the attitudes of European school children regarding biotechnology.] 53. Voiko rajoittava huumepolitiikka olla koskaan oikeudenmukaista? Oikeus 27 (1998): 80-85. [On the justification of restrictive drug policies.] 54. Kolme moraalioppia. T. Airaksinen and K. Kaalikoski (eds), Opin filosofiaa filosofian opit. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 1999, 221-235. [On the three main traditions of European moral philosophy.] 55. Ihmisen kloonaus järki- ja tunnekysymys. Suomen Lääkärilehti, 54 (1999): 2051-2052. [On the intellectual and emotional objections to cloning human beings.] 56. Biovalta. J. Räikkä and M. Wennberg (eds), Valta. Kuopio: Unipress, 2000, 127-137. [On Michel Foucault s notion of biopower.] 57. Mitä on elämänlaatu? M. Nylén (ed.), Pintaa syvemmälle ihopotilaan elämänlaatu. Helsinki: Iholiitto, 2001, 8-18. [On defining the quality of life.] 58. Soveltava etiikka arkimoraalin vivahteiden suojana. niin & näin 8 (1) (2001), 3-4. [On the nature of applied ethics.] 59. Etiikkaa etiikan ehdoilla. Life 2000 News nr. 1/2001, 3-4. [On the possibility of collaboration 9

between bioethicists and bioscientists.] 60. John Locke ja yksityinen omaisuus. J. Tontti, K. Mäkelä and H. Gylling (eds), Filosofien oikeus I. Helsinki: Suomalainen Lakimiesyhdistys, 2001, 123-131. [On John Locke s views concerning moral psychology and private property.] 61. Jeremy Bentham ja klassinen utilitarismi. J. Tontti, K. Mäkelä and H. Gylling (eds), Filosofien oikeus I. Helsinki: Suomalainen Lakimiesyhdistys, 2001, 203-214. [On Jeremy Bentham s views concerning morals and legislation.] 62. Etiikka, filosofia ja tuonpuoleinen. T. Kiiskinen and S. Pihlström (eds), Kuoleman filosofia. Philosophical Studies from the University of Helsinki nr. 1/2002, 129-138. [On ethics and life after death.] 63. Hyvä käytäntö ja filosofian turhuus ammattietiikassa. S. Pihlström, K. Rolin and F. Ruokonen (eds), Käytäntö. Helsinki: Helsinki University Press, 2002, 71-76. [On good professional practice and the futility of philosophers in professional ethics.] 64. Mitä filosofi voi tietää moraalista? (with M. Kopperi). P. Räsänen and M. Tuohimaa (eds), Filosofinen tieto ja filosofin taito. Tampere: Tampere University Press, 2003, 247-267. [On what philosophers can know about morality.] And about 100 articles and columns in newspapers and popular magazines. 10