Recent Books and Articles

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 RECENT PUBLICATIONS (partial list)

BOOKS 2003-2022

• Gregg, B. 2022. Creating Human Nature: The Political Challenges of Genetic Engineering. New York: Cambridge University Press.

• Gregg, B. 2020. Chinese translation (作为社会建构的人权) of Gregg (2012) Human Rights as Social Construction by Li Xianfei (李仙飞). Cambridge University Press and Renmin University Press (中国人民大学出版社).

• Gregg, B. 2016. The Human Rights State: Justice Within and Beyond Sovereign Nations. University of Pennsylvania Press. Philadelphia.

• Gregg, B. 2012. Human Rights as Social Construction. New York: Cambridge University Press.

• Gregg, B. 2003. Thick Moralities, Thin Politics: Social Integration across Communities of Belief. Duke University Press. Durham.

• Gregg, B. 2003. Coping in Politics with Indeterminate Norms: A Theory of Enlightened Localism. SUNY Press. Albany.

ARTICLES & CHAPTERS 2018-2024

• Gregg, B. 2024, forthcoming. How to Evaluate an Individual’s Decision Whether to Vaccinate During a Pandemic: Better by a Knowledge Commons than by Luck Egalitarianism. American Journal of Bioethics.

• Gregg, B. 2024, forthcoming. The Human Genome as a Knowledge Commons, in D. Gindis and P. Kuchař, eds. Governing Corporate Knowledge Commons. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

• Gregg, B. 2024, forthcoming. Human Genetic Engineering and Artificial Intelligence: Biotic Justice in the Anthropocene? In M. Goldstein, M. Costello, S. Elias, eds. Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, 2nd Edition. Oxford, UK: Elsevier. Revised and updated version of text published in first edition (2018).

• Gregg, B. 2024. Might the Bioethical Principle of Individual Decisional Autonomy Have a Politically Liberalizing Effect on Soft Authoritarian Communities? Politics and the Life Sciences 43(1):132-151.

• Gregg, B. 2023. AI-Based Medical Solutions Can Threaten Physicians’ Ethical Obligations Only If Allowed to Do So. American Journal of Bioethics 23 (9):84-86.

• Gregg, B. 2023. Genetic Engineering Revolution. In N. Wallenhorst and C. Wulf, eds. Handbook of the Anthropocene. London, Berlin, New York: Springer-Nature:505-510.

• Gregg, B. 2023. Imperfect Methods for Imperfect Democracies: Toward Increasing Public Participation in Gene Editing Debates. American Journal of Bioethics 23 (7):77-79.

• Gregg, B. 2023. Artificial Consciousness Is Unlikely to Possess a Moral Capacity. American Journal of Bioethics: Neuroscience 14 (2):79-81.

• Gregg, B. 2022. The Person-Affecting/Identity-Affecting Distinction Between Forms of Human Germline Genome Editing Is Useless in Practical Ethics. American Journal of Bioethics 22 (9):49-51.

• Gregg, B. 2022 Political Bioethics. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 47 (4):516–529.

• Gregg, B. 2022. Regulating Genetic Engineering Guided by Human Dignity, Not Genetic Essentialism. Politics and the Life Sciences. 41 (1):60-75.

• Gregg, B. 2022. The Parameters of Possible Constitutional Interpretation. In R. Wuthnow, ed. Vocabularies of Public Life: Empirical Essays in Symbolic Structure. London: Routledge:207-233. Originally published 2002.

• Gregg, B. 2021. Il contenimento di Covid-19: diritto alla privacy contro diritto alla salute pubblica. Trans. P. Monti and C. Rebuffo. Lessico di etica pubblica 2021 (1): 125-163. ISSN 2039-2206.

• Gregg, B. 2021. Against Essentialism in Conceptions of Human Rights and Human Nature. Human Rights Quarterly 43:313–328.

• Gregg, B. 2021. Human Rights Require yet Contest National Sovereignty: How a Human Rights Corporation Might Help. In A. Santos Campos and S. Cadilha, eds. Sovereignty as Value. Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield:215-232.

• Gregg, B. 2021. Como se Opor à Democracia Autoritária no Brasil. Latin American Human Rights Studies [Brazil] 1:1-29.

• Gregg, B. 2021. Beyond Due Diligence: The Human Rights Corporation. Human Rights Review. 22:65-89.

• Gregg, B. 2020. Vom Nutzen und Nachteil der Biotechnik: Zur normativen Einschätzung der Humangenmanipulation. In B. Keplinger, F. Schwanniger, eds. Optimierung des Menschen. Innsbruck, Austria: Studienverlag:49-63.

• Gregg, B. 2020. The Human Rights State: Advancing Justice through Political Imagination. In K. Schmidt, ed. The State of Human Rights: Historical Genealogies, Political Controversies, and Cultural Imaginaries:47-69. Heidelberg, Germany: Winter Verlag.

• Gregg, B. 2020. Construção Social de uma Natureza Humana Voltada para os Direitos Humanos. Trans. H. Pagliaro. Boletim Goiano de Geografia [Brazil] 40:1-24.

• Gregg, B. 2020. The Indigenous Rights State. Ratio Juris 33(1):98-116.

• Gregg, B. 2019. Against Self-Isolation as a Human Right of Indigenous Peoples in Latin America. Human Rights Review 20 (3):313-333.

• Gregg, B. 2019. Indigeneity as Social Construct and Political Tool. Human Rights Quarterly 41 (4):823–848.

• Gregg, B. 2018. How to Read for Current Developments in Human Genetics Relevant to Justice. Politics and the Life Sciences 37 (2):262-277.

• Gregg, B. 2018. The Coming Political Challenges of Artificial Intelligence. Digital Culture & Society 4 (1):157-180.

• Gregg, B. 2018. Human Genetic Engineering: Biotic Justice in the Anthropocene? In D. DellaSala and M. Goldstein, eds. Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene, vol. 4:351-359. Oxford, UK: Elsevier.