Select Publications
“Scientific Judgment and the Limits of Conflict-of-Interest
Policies,” Accountability in Research: Policies and Quality
Assurance 15: forthcoming.
“Hormesis, Ethics, and Public Policy: An Overview,” Human and
Experimental Toxicology 27: forthcoming.
“Norton’s Conception of Sustainability: Political Not
Metaphysical?” Environmental Ethics 29 (2007): 3-22.
“An Ironic Reductio for a Pro-Life Argument: Hurlbut’s
Stem Cell Proposal,” Bioethics 21 (2007): 99-111.
“The Anomaly of Chemical Hormesis: Shaping Environmental Science
and Policy,” in D. Guston and D. Sarewitz (eds.) Shaping Science
and Technology Policy: The Next Generation of Research.
Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 2006, pp. 124-148.
“A Novel Account of Scientific Anomaly: Help for the Dispute Over
Low-Dose Chemical Effects,” Philosophy of Science (2006
Proceedings): 790-802.
“Toward an Ethics of Expertise Based on Informed Consent,”
Science and Engineering Ethics 12 (2006): 637-661.
“Hormesis and Environmental Policy: An Ethical Analysis,”
Public Affairs Quarterly 20 (2006): 31-53.
“Developmental Systems Theory and Human Embryos: A Response to
Austriaco,” National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly 5 (2005):
49-59.
“Error as Means to Discovery,” Philosophy of Science 71
(2004): 1-24.
“Conceptual Clarification and Policy-Related Science: The Case of
Chemical Hormesis,” Perspectives on Science 8 (2000):
346-366.
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