Articles

• 'Rights, moral values and natural facts: a reply to Mary Midgley on the problem of child-abuse' Journal of Applied Philosophy,9:1 (1992): 99 - 104.

• 'Self-justifying paternalism' The Journal of Value Inquiry, 27 (1993): 341 - 352.

• 'Do parents own their children?' The International Journal of Children's Rights 1 (1993): 293 - 301.

• 'For Our Own Good' Australasian Journal of Philosophy,72:3 (September 1994): 283 - 293.

• 'Exploited Consent' Journal of Social Philosophy,25:3 (Winter 1994): 92 - 101.

• 'Moral Partiality' Midwest Studies in Philosophy, XX (1995) 'Moral Concepts': 129 - 141.

• ‘What’s Blood Got to Do With It? The Significance of Natural Parenthood,’ Res Publica 1:1 (1995): 91-106

• ‘Myths, Lies and Historical Truth: A Defence of Nationalism,’ Political Studies 43:3 (September 1995): 472-481

• ‘Filial Morality,’ Pacific Philosophical Quarterly 77:3 (September 1996): 179-192

• ‘”A Nod’s as Good as a Wink” :Consent, Convention, and Reasonable Belief,’ Legal Theory 3 (1997): 273-290

• ‘How Should We Teach Sex?’ Journal of Philosophy of Education, 32:3 (November 1998): 437-449

• ‘Should We Teach Patriotism?’ Studies in Philosophy and Education 18 (1999): 157-173

• 'Political Disagreement, Legitimacy and Civility' Philosophical Explorations, IV:3 September 2001. Special Issue: Civic Virtue and Pluralism: 207 – 221

• 'Selling Yourself: Titmuss's Argument Against a Market in Blood 

The Journal of Ethics, 6 (2002): 87-103

• 'Free Speech and Children’s Interests' Chicago-Kent Law Review, Symposium on Children's Rights, (November 2003): 83-102

• ‘Wrongful Life’, Philosophy 79309 (July 2004): 403-420.

• ‘Political Reasonableness’, Canadian Journal of Philosophy 35:1, (March 2005): 1-26.

• ‘The moral and political status of children,’ Public Policy Research. 13, 1 (March 2006): 6-12

• ‘The wrong of rape,’ Philosophical Quarterly, 57, Issue 228 (July 2007): 374-393

•  ‘Letting babies die’ [with Brazier, M.] Journal of Medical Ethics. 33, 3 (March 2007): 125-126

• ‘Genetic Enhancement and Procreative Autonomy,’ Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology 1:1 (December 2007)

• ‘Informed Consent: Autonomy and Self-Ownership,’ Journal of Applied Philosophy 25:1 (2008): 19-34

• ‘Disgust, Offensiveness and the Law,’ Journal of Applied Philosophy 25:1 (2008): 1-8

• ‘Balancing a Child’s Best Interests and a Child’s Views,’ (co-authored with Marit Skivenes) International Journal of Children’s Rights, 17:1 (2009): 1-21

• ‘Applying philosophy: A response to O’Neill,’ Journal of Applied Philosophy.26, 3 (2009): 238-244

• ‘Why Moral Philosophers are not and should not be Moral Experts,’ Bioethics 25:3 (2011): 119-12           7

• ‘Moral Compromise,’ Philosophy 87 (July 2012): 403-420

• ‘Children, best interests and rights,’ Medical Law International 13:1 (March 2013): 55-74

• ‘Insults, free speech and offensiveness,’ Journal of Applied Philosophy 31:2 (May 2014): 127-141

• ‘”My child, my choice”: parents, doctors and the ethical standards for resolving disagreements,’ NILQ 70:1 (2019): 93-109

• ‘Ethical perspectives on advances in biogerontology,’ [with Woo, J., Au, D., Bergstresser, S., Erler, A., Kwok,T., Newman, J., Tong, R. & Walker, T.]  Ageing Medicine (5 April 2019) 2, 2, p. 99-103

• ‘Making Decisions for Children-Accommodating Parental Choice in Best Interests Determinations: Barts Health NHS Trust v Raqeeb [2019] EWHC 2530 (Fam); Raqeeb and Barts Health NHS Trust [2019] EWHC 2531 (Admin)’ [with Emma Cave and Joe Brierley]  Medical Law Review. 28:1 (December 2019): 183–196

• ‘Framework for "N-of-1" Experimental Therapies’ [with  Brierley, J. and  Aylett, S.] New England Journal of Medicine. 382, 4, (23 Jan 2020) p. e7

• ‘Human-genome editing ethics councils call to governments worldwide’ [with  Dabrock, P. & Delfraissy, J-F.]  Nature. 579, 7797 (03 March 2020), p. 29

• ‘Is it wrong to prioritise younger patients with covid-19?’ [with Caplan, A.] BMJ (Clinical research ed.). (22 April 2020) 369, 8242, 2 p., m1509.

• N.Coghlan, D.Archard, P.Sipanoun, T.Hayes and B.Baharlo. ‘Covid-19: legal implications for critical care ,’ Anaesthesia 2020

• (with Suzanne Uniacke) ‘The Child’s Right to a Voice’ Res Publica December 2020: The Child’s Right to a Voice | SpringerLink

• ‘Philosophical Advice’ Philosophy 2021: 1-21  doi: 10.1017/S0031819121000139 

• (with Emma Cave and Joe Brierley) ‘Accommodating Parental Choice in Best Interests Determinations: Barts Health NHS Trust v Raqeeb [2019] EWHC 2530 (Fam); Raqeeb and Barts Health NHS Trust [2019] EWHC 2531 (Admin)’

  • Medical Law Review 28:1 Winter 2020): 183–196 https://doi.org/10.1093/medlaw/fwz038

• ​(with Joe Brierley and Sarah Aylett) ‘Framework for "N-of-1" Experimental Therapies’

  • New England Journal of Medicine (January 23 2020) 382: 4, p. e7

• ‘Ethical expertise: The good agent and the good citizen’ Zeitschrift für Ethik und Moralphilosophie  3 (2020): 337–344 

• (with Emma Cave and Joe Brierley) ‘Compulsory Childhood Vaccination: Human Rights, Solidarity, and Best Interests’

  • Medical Law Review 29:4 (Autumn 2021): 716-727 https://doi.org/10.1093/medlaw/fwab024

• (with Emma Cave and Joe Brierley) ‘Ethical advice in paediatric care’

  • Archives of Disease in Childhood 2021: 1-4 doi:10.1136/archdischild-2021-322671

• (with Emma Cave and Mariana Dittborn) ‘Clinical ethics support services during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK: a cross-sectional survey’ Journal of Medical Ethics November 2021
  10.1136/medethics-2021-107818

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