The Journal of Philosophy, Science & Law

Title Publication Date Language Citations
The Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Genetics, Health, and Society2004/01/01
Knowledge and Mystery2010/01/01
Fixing Deafness2014/01/01
A Review of Fritz Allhoff, Patrick Lin, and Daniel Moore’s “What is Nanotechnology and Why Does It Matter?”2011/01/01
Book Review: Emerging Pervasive Information and Communication Technologies (PICT)2014/01/01
Disentangling Daubert2005/01/01
Immortality and Sentencing Law2002/01/01
Embyronic Stem Cells: Science Ethics and Public Policy2003/01/01
“The Evolving Role of Scientific Experts in the Courts”2001/01/01
Taking Ourselves Seriously2006/01/01
Gene patents2004/01/01
NEJM, Drug Companies, and the FDA2008/01/01
Life, Death, and Politics2003/01/01
Reflections on Daubert: A Look Back at the Supreme Court’s Decision2015/01/01
A Review of Efficiency Instead of Justice? Searching for the Philosophical Foundations of the Economic Analysis of Law2009/01/01
A Review of Primates and Philosophers: How Morality Evolved2009/01/01
An Analysis of the Legal Classification of Animals2009/01/01
Law and Biology2008/01/01
Playing Politics with Bioethics2004/01/01
David Guston’s Between Politics and Science2002/01/01
Law and Nature by David Delaney2004/01/01
Are Health Professionals Prepared for the Task of Integrating Genetics into Healthcare?2002/01/01
A Guide to Biotechnology Law and Business By Robert A. Bohrer2008/01/01
The Flexibility of Description and NESS Causation2010/01/01
Punishing Experts, or Protecting the Courts?2005/01/01
Ethical Issues in Maternal-Fetal Medicine Edited by Donna L. Dickenson2003/01/01
Advanced Robotics2013/01/01
Science, Technology, and Democracy edited by Daniel Lee Kleinman2005/01/01
Book Review: Wendell Wallach’s A Dangerous Master: How to Keep Technology from Slipping Beyond Our Control2015/01/01
Different Mistakes in the Law and the Difference They Make2016/01/01