Curriculum Vitae Greg Bognar
Contact Details Mailing Address: Department of Philosophy Stockholm University SE–10 691 Stockholm Sweden Email: [email protected] Web: https://gregbognar.net
ORCID iD: 0000–0001–5606–3201
Academic Positions 2015– Senior Lecturer in Practical Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY Senior Researcher STOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) Stockholm, Sweden 2015– Honorary Associate 2012–2014 Lecturer in Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF POLITICSAND PHILOSOPHY,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY Melbourne, Australia 2012 Visiting Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHYAND PHILOSOPHY,POLITICSAND ECONOMICS PROGRAM THE UNIVERSITYOF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Chapel Hill, NC, USA 2008–2011 Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow CENTERFOR BIOETHICS,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Affiliated Professor ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PROGRAM,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY New York, NY, USA 2006–2008 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow HARVARD UNIVERSITY PROGRAMIN ETHICS &HEALTH,HARVARD UNIVERSITY Boston, MA, USA 2005–2006 Visiting Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Budapest, Hungary 2004 Research Associate DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,FLINDERS UNIVERSITY Adelaide, Australia 1999–2000 Junior Research Fellow INSTITUTEFOR PHILOSOPHICAL RESEARCH,HUNGARIAN ACADEMYOF SCIENCES Budapest, Hungary GREG BOGNAR 2/14 Curriculum Vitae
Educational Background 1998–2005 MPhil and PhD in Political Science (Social Theory Track) DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Budapest, Hungary Title of PhD Dissertation: Well-Being and Risk Supervisor: János Kis 1994–1999 BA and MA in Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,EÖTVÖS LORÁND UNIVERSITY Budapest, Hungary
Grants and Fellowships
Major Individual Research Grant 2019–2023 Research Project Grant on Equal Conditions: The Moral Demands of Equality in Aging Societies. Swedish Research Council (VR) 2018–01861 (SEK1,645,000)
Major Joint Research Grants 2019–2020 NOS-HS Workshop Grant: Bioethics and Political Philosophy: Nordic Perspectives. Swedish Research Council (VR) 2018–00036/NOS-HS (SEK345,000/e36,000) 2017–2019 Associate Researcher, Taking Age Discrimination Seriously (TADS) project (17–26629S), CeLAPA, Czech Science Foundation (GACR) 2015–2018 Researcher, Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person-Centred Care in Psychiatry, Paediatrics and Primary Care.FORTE and Swedish Research Council (VR) (2014–4024)
Fellowships 2019–2020 Laurance S. Rockefeller Visiting Faculty Fellowship UNIVERSITY CENTERFOR HUMAN VALUES,PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Princeton, NJ, USA 2019–2020 Visiting Faculty Fellowship CENTERFOR ETHICSAND PUBLIC AFFAIRS,MURPHY INSTITUTE,TULANE UNIVERSITY New Orleans, LA, USA (declined) 02–03/2017 Honorary Hoover Fellow CHAIRE HOOVER d’ÉTHIQUE ÉCONOMIQUEET SOCIALE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN (UCL), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
03–04/2014 Research Fellowship, BROCHER FOUNDATION, Geneva, Switzerland 09–12/2011 Visiting Fellowship DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCEAND DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY, Budapest, Hungary
Other Individual Research Grants 2019–2020 Sabbatical Year Grant (Humanities) to Australian National University (ANU) STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden (declined)
2019 Stockholm-Tokyo Strategic Partnership Grant (SEK50,000) STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden GREG BOGNAR 3/14 Curriculum Vitae
11/2014 ARWU Initiative Research Grant (A$3,000), LA TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
2014, 2013 Internal Research Grant Scheme, LA TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
07/2010 Brocher Foundation Grant, BROCHER SUMMER ACADEMYIN GLOBAL POPULATION HEALTH, Geneva, Switzerland 05/2002 European Union Social Science Information Research Facility Grant BRITISH LIBRARYOF POLITICAL &ECONOMIC SCIENCE,LONDON SCHOOLOF ECONOMICS London, UK 2002, 2000 Joint Student-Faculty Research Grant DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Budapest, Hungary
Doctoral Scholarships 07/2004 Visiting Doctoral Research Student in Social Theory SOCIAL THEORY PROGRAM,RSSS,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Canberra, Australia 2002–2003 Visiting Doctoral Research Student in Philosophy, Australia–Europe Scholarship, Depart- ment of Education, Training, and Youth Affairs, Government of Australia PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,RSSS,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Canberra, Australia 2000–2001 Visiting Doctoral Research Student in Philosophy, Chevening Scholarship, Open Society Institute & Foreign and Commonwealth Office (UK) CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE,UNIVERSITYOF OXFORD, Oxford, UK 1998–2002 Soros Foundation Scholarship for Doctoral Studies DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Budapest, Hungary
Publications Monograph 2014 The Ethics of Health Care Rationing: An Introduction. Co-authored with Iwao Hirose. New York: Routledge. Japanese translation: Iwanami Shoten Publishers, Tokyo, 2017. Second, revised and expanded edition is under contract with Routledge.
Edited volume 2021 Ageing Without Ageism: Conceptual Puzzles and Policy Proposals (working title). Co-edited with Axel Gosseries. Oxford: Oxford University Press (under contract).
Articles 2020 “The Value of Longevity.” Politics, Philosophy & Economics 19:3, 229–247. 2020 “Rethinking Patient Involvement in Healthcare Priority Setting.” (with Lars Sandman and Bjørn Hofmann) Bioethics 34:4, 403–411. 2020 “The Mismarriage of Personal Responsibility and Health.” Cambridge Quarterly of Health- care Ethics 29:2, 196–204. GREG BOGNAR 4/14 Curriculum Vitae
2019 “Overpopulation and Procreative Liberty.” Ethics, Policy & Environment 22:3, 319–330. 2019 “Catering for Responsibility: Brute Luck, Option Luck, and the Neutrality Objection to Luck Egalitarianism.” Economics & Philosophy 35:2, 259–281. 2018 “Fairness and the Puzzle of Disability.” Theoria 84:4, 337–355. 2016 “Is Disability Mere Difference?” Journal of Medical Ethics 42:1, 46–49. 2015 “Fair Innings.” Bioethics 29:4, 251–261. 2012 “Empirical and Armchair Ethics.” Utilitas 24:4, 467–482. 2012 “Enhancement and Equality.” Ethical Perspectives 19:1, 11–32. 2011 “Can the Maximin Principle Serve as a Basis for Climate Change Policy?” The Monist 94:3, 329–348. 2011 “Impartiality and Disability Discrimination.” Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 21:1, 1– 23. 2010 “Saving Lives and Respecting Persons.” (with Samuel J. Kerstein) Journal of Ethics & Social Philosophy 5:2, 1–20. 2010 “Does Cost Effectiveness Analysis Unfairly Discriminate Against People with Disabilities?” Journal of Applied Philosophy 27:4, 394–408. 2010 “Authentic Happiness.” Utilitas 22:3, 272–284. 2010 “Complete Lives in the Balance.” (with Samuel J. Kerstein) The American Journal of Bioethics 10:4, 37–45. Reprinted in abridged form in Ezekiel Emanuel, Andrew Steinmetz, and Harald Schmidt (eds.) Rationing and Resource Allocation in Healthcare: Essential Readings. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018, pp. 208–211. 2008 “Age-Weighting.” Economics & Philosophy 24:2, 167–189. 2008 “Well-Being and Health.” Health Care Analysis 16:2, 97–113. 2007 “Overall Quality of Life Measurement: Problems and Prospects in the Case of People with Disabilities.” (with Ian Hunt) Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics 9:1, 87–100. 2006 “The Importance of Importance Ratings.” Review of Sociology 12:1, 215–222. 2005 “The Concept of Quality of Life.” Social Theory & Practice 31:4, 561–580.
Chapters in Edited Volumes 2020 “Age and Time in the Measurement of the Burden of Disease.” In Nir Eyal, Samia A. Hurst, Christopher J. L. Murray, S. Andrew Schroeder, and Daniel Wikler (eds.) Measuring the Global Burden of Disease: Philosophical Dimensions. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 257–270. 2020 “Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Disability Discrimination.” In Adam Cureton and David Wasserman (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Disability. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 653–668. 2018 “Scarcity.” In Hugh LaFollette (ed.) The International Encyclopedia of Ethics, 2nd Edition. Malden, MA: Blackwell, pp. 1–9. GREG BOGNAR 5/14 Curriculum Vitae
2016 “Priority Setting and Age.” In Eckhard Nagel and Michael Lauerer (eds.) Prioritization in Medicine: An International Dialogue. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, pp. 163–177. 2015 “QALYs, DALYs, and Their Critics.” In John D. Arras, Elizabeth Fenton, and Rebecca Kukla (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Bioethics. New York: Routledge, pp. 44–55. 2009 “Welfare Judgments and Risk.” In Lotte Asveld and Sabine Roeser (eds.) The Ethics of Technological Risk. London: Earthscan, pp. 144–160.
Paper in Conference Proceedings 2010 “Quality of Life: Subjective or Objective?” In Jean-François Ravaud, Isabelle Ville and Serge Poiraudeau (eds.) Handicap et Qualité de Vie. Paris: GMsanté, pp. 17–24.
Invited Commentaries 2012 “When Philosophers Shoot Themselves in the Leg.” Ethics, Policy & Environment 15:2, 222–224. 2011 “Health Governance Utopia.” The American Journal of Bioethics 11:7, 46–47. 2011 “Respect for Nature.” Ethics, Policy & Environment 14:2, 147–149. 2011 “Which Principles? Commentary on ‘Ethical Issues in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.’” Aesthetic Plastic Surgery 35:2, 268–269. 2010 “Response to Open Peer Commentaries on ‘Complete Lives in the Balance.’ ” (with Samuel J. Kerstein) The American Journal of Bioethics 10:4, W3–W5.
Book Reviews 2015 Roger Crisp (ed.) Griffin on Human Rights. Ethical Perspectives 22:3, 474–478. 2014 Nir Eyal, Samia Hurst, Ole F. Norheim and Daniel Wikler (eds.) Inequalities in Health: Concepts, Measures, and Ethics. Ethical Perspectives 21:2, 312–315. 2012 Julian Savulescu and Nick Bostrom (eds.), Human Enhancement. Mind 121:481, 225– 229. 2012 Nils Holtug, Persons, Interests, and Justice. Ethical Perspectives 19:2, 339–342. 2008 Dan Egonsson, Preference and Information. Philosophy in Review 28:6, 405–407. 2007 Cass R. Sunstein, Laws of Fear: Beyond the Precautionary Principle. Logical Analysis and History of Philosophy 10, 217–220.
Research Reports 2005 Developing a Best Practice Quality of Life Service Model for People with Disabilities Requiring High Levels of Support. Phase 2 Philosophy Report, Part A: Developing a Quality of Life Mea- surement Tool. (with Ian Hunt) Prepared for Julia Farr Services, Department for Families and Communities, Government of South Australia. 2004 Developing a Best Practice Quality of Life Service Model for People with Disabilities Requiring High Levels of Support. Phase 1 Philosophy Report: Philosophical Background. Quality of Life: Concept and Measurement. (with Ian Hunt) Prepared for Julia Farr Services, Depart- ment for Families and Communities, Government of South Australia. GREG BOGNAR 6/14 Curriculum Vitae
Conference, Colloquium, and Workshop Talks
“Testing the Decomposition Test.”
02/2021U NIVERSITYOF MARYLAND, College Park, MD, USA (via Zoom)
10/2020S TOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden (with Anders Herlitz)
03/2020R UTGERS UNIVERSITY, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (with Anders Herlitz)
“The Value of Longevity.” 01/2020 American Philosophical Association Eastern Division Meeting, International Association for the Philosophy of Death and Dying Group Session Philadelphia, PA, USA 05/2017 TADS (Taking Age Discrimination Seriously) Workshop INSTITUTEFOR STATE AND LAW,CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague, Czech Republic
03/2017U EHIRO CENTREFOR PRACTICAL ETHICS,UNIVERSITYOF OXFORD, Oxford, UK
02/2017C HAIRE HOOVER d’ÉTHIQUE ÉCONOMIQUEET SOCIALE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN (UCL), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium 11/2016 Workshop on the Ethics of Age Limits INSTITUTEFOR FUTURES STUDIES (IFFS), Stockholm, Sweden 09/2016 Population and Ethics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Birth and Death CUMBERLAND LODGE, Windsor, UK 07/2016 The Fundamental Values: Freedom, Dignity and Wellbeing 4th Political Theory Workshop,BAYREUTH UNIVERSITY, Bayreuth, Germany
05/2016L INKÖPING UNIVERSITY, Linköping, Sweden 03/2016 Joint Stockholm/Uppsala Seminar in Practical Philosophy UPPSALA UNIVERSITY, Uppsala, Sweden
12/2015 Graduate Workshop on Population Ethics,UNIVERSITYOF HELSINKI, Helsinki, Finland
“Intergenerational Cooperation and Justice Between Age Groups.”
10/2019 Laurance S. Rockefeller Fellows’ Seminar,PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Princeton, NJ, USA
04/2019C ENTERFOR BIOETHICSAND LAW,UNIVERSITYOF TOKYO, Tokyo, Japan
02/2019S TOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden
10/2018S TOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE, Stockholm, Sweden
10/2018U NIVERSITYOF TURIN, Turin, Italy 03/2018 Keynote lecture, Justice and Priority Setting in Health Care Intensive Course KULEUVEN, Leuven, Belgium 11/2017 TADS (Taking Age Discrimination Seriously) Workshop INSTITUTEFOR STATE AND LAW,CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague, Czech Republic 11/2017 Hard Choices in Nordic Health Care 2.0 NORDIC COMMITTEEOF BIOETHICS CONFERENCE, Stockholm, Sweden GREG BOGNAR 7/14 Curriculum Vitae
11/2017 VR/FORTE Workshop on Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person Centred Care KTHROYAL INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGY, Stockholm, Sweden
“If It Looks Like a Sheep, Then It’s a Sheep!”
09/2019 Human Values Forum,PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, Princeton, NJ, USA
04/2019U EHIRO RESEARCH DIVISIONFORIPSCELL ETHICS CENTERFORIPSCELL RESEARCHAND APPLICATION,KYOTO UNIVERSITY Kyoto, Japan
“Disability and Aging.” 04/2019 TADS (Taking Age Discrimination Seriously) Workshop UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMADE MADRID (UAM), Madrid, Spain
“Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Disability Discrimination.”
04/2019U NIVERSITYOF TOKYO, Tokyo, Japan 10/2018 Conference on New Scenarios of Care for Young Persons with Complex Disabilities: Priorities, Responsibilities and Skills, Turin, Italy 10/2017 Tennessee Value & Agency Conference Philosophy of Disability: Perspectives, Challenges, and Aspirations THE UNIVERSITYOF TENNESSEE, Knoxville, TN, USA
05/2017S TOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE, Stockholm, Sweden
03/2017C HAIRE HOOVER d’ÉTHIQUE ÉCONOMIQUEET SOCIALE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN (UCL), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
“Overpopulation and Procreative Liberty.” 05/2018 Antinatalism under Fire Workshop INSTITUTEFOR STATE AND LAW,CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague, Czech Republic
04/2017S TOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE, Stockholm, Sweden
“Global QALYs.” 05/2018 TADS (Taking Age Discrimination Seriously) Workshop INSTITUTEFOR STATE AND LAW,CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague, Czech Republic
“Legitimacy and Social Value Judgments.”
03/2018 VR/FORTE Workshop on Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person Centred Care STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden 10/2012 The Many Faces of Legitimacy: Different Aspects of Legitimacy in Healthcare Debates and Policy-Making UNIVERSITYOF OSLO, Oslo, Norway
“The Mismarriage of Personal Responsibility and Health.”
05/2017 VR/FORTE Workshop on Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person Centred Care LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY, Linköping, Sweden GREG BOGNAR 8/14 Curriculum Vitae
“A New Argument Against Moral Relativism.”
03/2017 EIPE 20th Anniversary Conference,ERASMUS UNIVERSITY, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 06/2016 3rd International Conference Economic Philosophy, Aix-en-Provence, France
02/2016S TOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden
12/2015 OZSW Conference,VUUNIVERSITY, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
12/2015U NIVERSITYOF HELSINKI, Helsinki, Finland
11/2015H EINRICH HEINE UNIVERSITY, Düsseldorf, Germany
10/2015L INKÖPING UNIVERSITY, Linköping, Sweden
09/2015U NIVERSITYOF TURKU, Turku, Finland
11/2014L A TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
“Catering for Responsibility: Brute Luck, Option Luck, and the Neutrality Objection.”
02/2017C HAIRE HOOVER d’ÉTHIQUE ÉCONOMIQUEET SOCIALE UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN (UCL), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium 10/2016 Workshop on the Role of Personal Responsibility in Healthcare UNIVERSITYOF OSLO, Oslo, Norway
10/2016 VR/FORTE Workshop on Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person Centred Care GOTHENBURG UNIVERSITY, Gothenburg, Sweden
“Disability Discrimination in Health Care.” 05/2016 What’s Wrong with Discrimination? CELAPA RESEARCH WORKSHOP,CHARLES UNIVERSITY, Prague, Czech Republic
“Age and Time in the Burden of Disease.”
09/2015S TOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) KAROLINSKA INSTITUTE, Stockholm, Sweden 06/2014 Ethical Issues in the Measurement of the Global Burden of Disease Brocher Summer Academy in Global Population Health BROCHER FOUNDATION, Geneva, Switzerland
“Priority Setting and Fairness.”
06/2015 Brocher Foundation Alumni Meeting,BROCHER FOUNDATION, Geneva, Switzerland
“Priority Setting and Age.”
04/2015S TOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) KTHROYAL INSTITUTEOF TECHNOLOGY, Stockholm, Sweden
“Fairness and the Puzzle of Disability.”
02/2015S TOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden
09/2014U NIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE, Melbourne, Australia
09/2014C ENTERFOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHYAND PUBLIC ETHICS (CAPPE) CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY, Canberra, Australia GREG BOGNAR 9/14 Curriculum Vitae
06/2014 SPAWN 2014: Philosophy of Disability DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, Syracuse, NY, USA
Workshop on The Ethics of Health Care Rationing
05/2014U NIVERSITYOF BERGEN, Bergen, Norway
“Fair Innings.”
01/2014 New Zealand Bioethics Conference,UNIVERSITYOF OTAGO, Dunedin, New Zealand
10/2012C ENTERFOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHYAND PUBLIC ETHICS (CAPPE) UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE, Melbourne, Australia
09/2012L A TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
“Responsibility for Health.”
10/2013L A TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
06/2013C HARLES STURT UNIVERSITY, Wagga Wagga, Australia
04/2013U NIVERSITYOF BERGEN, Bergen, Norway
04/2013B LAVATNIK SCHOOLOF GOVERNMENT,UNIVERSITYOF OXFORD, Oxford, UK
“The Ethics of Rationing Health Care.”
05/2013L A TROBE UNIVERSITY, Bendigo, Australia
“Age Discrimination.”
02/2013 Social Justice Initiative Seminar,UNIVERSITYOF MELBOURNE, Melbourne, Australia
“Enhancement and Equality.”
12/2011L A TROBE UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia
“Equality, Priority, and Empirical Ethics.” 10/2011 Conference on Distributive Justice in Health CENTREFOR HUMANISTIC STUDIES,UNIVERSITYOF MINHO, Braga, Portugal 10/2010 Health Care Priority Setting—Making Sense of Justice LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY, Linköping, Sweden
“Why Bioethics Is a Life or Death Issue for You.”
05/2011NYCA THEISTS, New York, NY, USA
“Human Enhancement as Public Health.” 04/2011 Political Studies Association Annual Conference, Genetics and Justice Panel London, UK
“Can the Maximin Principle Serve as a Basis for Climate Change Policy?” 04/2011 American Philosophical Association Central Division Meeting, International Society for Environmental Ethics Group Session, Minneapolis, MN, USA
03/2011U NIVERSITYOF YORK, York, UK
03/2011N ORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA, USA GREG BOGNAR 10/14 Curriculum Vitae
01/2011R OCK ETHICS INSTITUTE,PENN STATE UNIVERSITY, University Park, PA, USA
12/2010U NIVERSITYOF CAPE TOWN, Cape Town, South Africa
“Quality of Life: Subjective or Objective?” 11/2010 XXIIIth Garches Foundation Conference: Disability and Quality of Life, Paris, France
“Priority vs Utility: A Useful Distinction.”
07/2010B ROCHER SUMMER ACADEMYIN GLOBAL POPULATION HEALTH,BROCHER FOUNDATION Geneva, Switzerland
“Valuing Lives Impartially.”
10/2008C ENTERFOR BIOETHICS,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY, USA 04/2008 Ethical Issues in the Measurement of Health & the Global Burden of Disease: Annual Conference of the Harvard University Program in Ethics & Health HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA, USA
02/2008Q UEEN’S UNIVERSITY, Kingston, Canada
“Well-Being and Health.”
03/2007P ROGRAMIN ETHICS &HEALTH,HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA, USA
“Welfare Judgments and Risk.”
06/2006 Ethical Aspects of Risk,DELFT UNIVERSITYOF TECHNOLOGY, Delft, The Netherlands
“In Defense of Ideal Advisors.”
08/2005 5th European Congress of Analytical Philosophy,UNIVERSITYOF LISBON, Lisbon, Portugal
“The Concept of Quality of Life.”
04/2005C ENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY, Budapest, Hungary
08/2004S OUTH AUSTRALIAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION,FLINDERS UNIVERSITY Adelaide, Australia
07/2004S OCIAL THEORY PROGRAM,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Canberra, Australia
“Why You Shouldn’t Listen to Your Ideal Advisor.”
04/2004S OUTH AUSTRALIAN PHILOSOPHY ASSOCIATION,UNIVERSITYOF ADELAIDE Adelaide, Australia
09/2003C ENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY, Budapest, Hungary
“Well-Being, Autonomy, and Paternalism.”
02/2003P HILOSOPHY SOCIETY,RSSS,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Canberra, Australia
“The Experience Machine Revisited.”
12/2002S OCIAL THEORY PROGRAM,RSSS,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Canberra, Australia GREG BOGNAR 11/14 Curriculum Vitae
“What Is It Like to Be an Ideal Self?”
10/2002P HILOSOPHY SOCIETY,RSSS,AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Canberra, Australia
“Hedonism and Utility.”
06/2002 4th European Congress of Analytical Philosophy,LUND UNIVERSITY, Lund, Sweden
Teaching and Supervision
Undergraduate Courses 2021 Moral Problems of the COVID-19 Pandemic DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY 2021, 2020, 2019 Practical Philosophy II: Political Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
2019, 2018, 2016 Medical Ethics,DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
2014, 2013 Human Rights,PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2014, 2012 Ethics,PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2014 History of Modern Political Thought,POLITICS PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2013 Applied Ethics,PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2013 Advanced Topics in Philosophy (Honours),PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2012 Health Care Ethics (Honours),PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 2012 Social Justice PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT,THE UNIVERSITYOF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL 2012 Bioethics PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT,THE UNIVERSITYOF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
2010, 2009, 2008 Medical Ethics,DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
2006 Metaethics,RAJK LÁSZLÓ COLLEGEFOR ADVANCED STUDIES,CORVINUS UNIVERSITY 2005, 2003, 1999 Distributive Justice RAJK LÁSZLÓ COLLEGEFOR ADVANCED STUDIES,CORVINUS UNIVERSITY 2002 Political Economy and Political Philosophy (co-taught) DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS,UNIVERSITYOF DEBRECEN
2000 Well-Being,RAJK LÁSZLÓ COLLEGEFOR ADVANCED STUDIES,CORVINUS UNIVERSITY
Graduate Courses 2019, 2018 Research Ethics for Human Science (co-taught) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY 2020, 2015–2018 Scientific Method and Research Ethics (co-taught) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
2017 Political Philosophy,DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
2016 Human Rights (with Lisa Hecht), DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY GREG BOGNAR 12/14 Curriculum Vitae
2015 Bioethics,DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY 2011 Philosophy Reading Seminar (with János Kis) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY 2011 Scope and Methods: Research Design and Techniques (with Tamás Meszerics) DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY 2011, 2010 Topics in Bioethics: Ethical Issues in Public Health and Environmental Policy BIOETHICS MAPROGRAMAND DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2010, 2009 Advanced Introduction to Bioethics BIOETHICS MAPROGRAMAND DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2009 Topics in Ethics: Consequentialism (with Dale Jamieson) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2009 Topics in Ethics: Justice, Resource Allocation, and the Value of Life (with William Ruddick) DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2006, 2002, 2000 Public Choice (with Iván Csaba in 2000 and 2002) DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
2005 Rational Choice,DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY 2005 Political Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
Other Courses 08/2017 Graduate Workshop on Questions in Morals, Scarcity and Control DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,UNIVERSITYOF TURKU 12/2015 Graduate Workshop on Population Ethics DEPARTMENT OF MORALAND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY,UNIVERSITYOF HELSINKI 07/2013, 07/2011 Justice: Theory and Applications SUMMER UNIVERSITY PROGRAM,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
PhD Thesis Supervision
2012–2014 Paul Barry, Morality, Agents and Objectivity,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY (completed 2014)
PhD Examination 10/2019 Xavier Symons, Meeting Needs and Respecting Persons: An Ethical Framework for the Allo- cation of Lifesaving Healthcare Interventions (examiner) AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, Melbourne, Australia 01/2018 Erik Gustavsson, Characterising Needs in Health Care Priority Setting (opponent) LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY, Linköping, Sweden 04/2013 Trygve Ottersen, Greater Benefits and the Worse Off: Specifying and Balancing Priority-Setting Principles in Health (opponent) UNIVERSITYOF BERGEN, Bergen, Norway GREG BOGNAR 13/14 Curriculum Vitae
Academic Service
Conference and Workshop Organization 11/2019 Bioethics and Political Philosophy: Nordic Perspectives NOS-HS Workshop Series, Workshop 2: Justice AARHUS UNIVERSITY, Aarhus, Denmark 05/2019 Bioethics and Political Philosophy: Nordic Perspectives NOS-HS Workshop Series, Workshop 1: Autonomy STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITYAND STOCKHOLM CENTREFOR HEALTHCARE ETHICS (CHE) Stockholm, Sweden
03/2018 VR/FORTE Workshop on Addressing Ethical Obstacles to Person Centred Care STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden 11/2016 Workshop on the Ethics of Age Limits INSTITUTEFOR FUTURES STUDIES, Stockholm, Sweden 11/2016 Stockholm-Helsinki Graduate Workshop in Practical Philosophy DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, Stockholm, Sweden 03/2011 Valuing Lives: A Conference on Ethics in Health & the Environment CENTERFOR BIOETHICS,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY, USA
University and Departmental Service 2015– Steering Group Member, Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics (CHE) 2018–2019 Substitute Member, Departmental Board DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY 2016 Convener, Departmental Colloquium Series DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY,STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY
2013–2014 Member, Faculty Human Ethics Committee,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2013 Philosophy Honours Coordinator, LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 2013 Faculty board member FACULTY OF SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY, AND ENGINEERING,LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
2011, 2010, 2009 Admissions Committee Member, CENTERFOR BIOETHICS,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
2010, 2009 Search Committee Member, CENTERFOR BIOETHICS,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
2009 Mentor, Faculty Mentor Program,NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2006 Admissions Committee Member DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE,CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY
Professional Activities 07/2011 Participant, Critical Ethical Choices for DALYs, Meeting for the Global Burden of Disease 2010 Update,INSTITUTEFOR HEALTH METRICSAND EVALUATION, Seattle, WA, USA 06/2009 Participant, The Ethics of Priority Setting in Global Health, Workshop supported by the Norwegian Research Council, Arusha, Tanzania 04–05/2007 Participant in the preparation of Guidelines for the Development of Altered Standards of Care for Influenza Pandemic for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA, USA GREG BOGNAR 14/14 Curriculum Vitae
2004 Member, Flinders Disability Research and Education Group,FLINDERS UNIVERSITY &JU- LIA FARR SERVICES, Adelaide, Australia
Refereeing Articles Acta Philosophica Fennica; American Journal of Bioethics; Bioethics; BioéthiqueOnline; BMC Medical Ethics; Canadian Journal of Bioethics/Revue canadienne de bioéthique; Diametros; Economics and Philosophy; Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics; Erkenntnis; Ethical Theory and Moral Practice; Ethics; Ethics, Policy & Environment; European Jour- nal of Political Theory; International Journal of Health Policy and Management; Journal of Applied Philosophy; Journal of Ethics & Social Philosophy; Journal of Happiness Studies; Journal of Medical Ethics; Journal of Moral Philosophy; Journal of Philosophical Research; Journal of Politics; Journal of Value Inquiry; Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal; Monash Bioethics Review; Philosophical Papers; Philosophical Quarterly; Philosophical Studies; Phi- losophy and Public Issues; Politics, Philosophy & Economics; Public Affairs Quarterly; Public Health Ethics; Res Publica; Social Justice Research; Social Science & Medicine; Social The- ory & Practice; Technology in Society; Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics; Theoria; Value in Health Book Manuscript Oxford University Press Book Proposals Routledge Research Grants National Science Foundation (USA); Research Foundation – Flanders (Fonds Wetenschap- pelijk Onderzoek – Vlaanderen, FWO, Belgium); Wellcome Trust (UK)
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