Hille Haker, Ph.D. Loyola University Richard McCormick, S.J., Chair in Moral Theology 1032 W Sheridan Road Loyola University Chicago Chicago, Illinois 60660 Email: [email protected] Phone: ++1 773 508 2368 Fax: ++1 773 508 2386

...... 1 UNIVERSITY POSITIONS, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE ...... 3

I. UNIVERSITY POSITIONS ...... 3 II. EDUCATION ...... 3 III. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE ...... 4 IV. VISITS ABROAD ...... 4 V. TEACHING ...... 4 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ...... 6

I. DISSERTATION COMMITTEES ...... 6 II. UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION AND PROJECT & CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT ...... 7 III. COMMITTEES AND ADVISORY & EDITORAL BOARDS AND PUBLIC SERVICES ...... 10 MEMBERSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS ...... 12

I. MEMBERSHIPS ...... 12 II. GRANTS AND AWARDS ...... 12 PUBLICATIONS AND LECTURES 2018-2020 ...... 14

I. EDITOR OF BOOK SERIES: ...... 14 II. MONOGRAPHS: ...... 14 III. EDITED BOOKS: ...... 14 IV. BOOK PROJECTS ...... 15 V. EDITED JOURNAL ISSUES (CONCILIUM) ...... 15 Co-Edited Journal Issues: ...... 15 VI. ARTICLES ...... 15 Articles (sumitted or forthcoming): ...... 15 Articles 2020 ...... 16 1) HUMAN DIGNITY AND GENDERED VIOLENCE. IN: JONATHAN ROTHSCHILDT AND MATTHEW PETRUSEK (EDS.): AND VULNERABILITY. AN INTERFAITH DIALOGUE ON HUMAN DIGNITY, NOTRE DAME (UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME PRESS), 2020, 411- 457. 16 2) ANDORNO, ROBERTO, BAYLIS, FRANCOISE ET AL. (HAKER, HILLE): GENEVA STATEMENT ON HERITABLE HUMAN GENOME EDITING: THE NEED FOR COURSE CORRECTION. IN: TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY,| VOLUME 38, ISSUE 4, P351-354, APRIL 01, 2020...... 16 Articles 2019 ...... 16 Articles 2018 ...... 17 VII. LECTURES (2018-2020) ...... 17 lectures 2020 ...... 17 lectures 2019 ...... 17

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lectures 2018 ...... 18 Academic Lectures: ...... 18 Public Lectures: ...... 19 VIII. PUBLICATIONS AND LECTURES BEFORE 2018 ...... 19 PUBLICATIONS ...... 19 Articles 2017 ...... 19 Articles 2016 ...... 20 Articles 2015 ...... 20 Articles 2014 ...... 21 Articles 2013 ...... 22 Articles 2012 ...... 23 Articles 2011 ...... 23 Articles 2010 ...... 23 Articles 2009 ...... 24 Articles 2008 ...... 24 Articles 2007 ...... 25 Articles 2006 ...... 26 Articles 2005 ...... 26 Articles 2004 ...... 27 Articles 2003 ...... 27 Articles 2002 ...... 28 Articles 2001 ...... 28 Articles 2000 ...... 29 Articles 1999 ...... 29 Articles 1998 ...... 30 Articles Prior to 1998 ...... 30 LECTURES BEFORE 2018 ...... 31 lectures 2017 ...... 31 Lectures 2016 ...... 31 Academic Lectures: ...... 31 Public Lectures 2016: ...... 32 Lectures 2015 ...... 33 Academic Lectures: ...... 33 Public Lectures 2015: ...... 33 Lectures 2014 ...... 33 Lectures 2013 ...... 34 Lectures 2012 ...... 34 Lectures 2011 ...... 35 Lectures 2010 ...... 36

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UNIVERSITY POSITIONS, EDUCATION, AND EXPERIENCE

I. UNIVERSITY POSITIONS Harvard Divinity School (Associate Professor, 2003, accepted) University Goethe University Frankfurt (Full Professor, 2005, accepted) Offers: Tübingen University (Full Professor, 2010, declined) Richard McCormick Endowed Chair in Catholic Moral Theology, Loyola University 2010 – Present Chicago

2005 – 2010 Chair for Moral Theology/Social Ethics at Frankfurt University

2003 – 2005 Associate Professor of , Divinity School, Harvard University

October 2002 “Privatdozentur” [Equivalent to associate professor] since 10.1.2002

2002 – 2003 Heisenberg Scholar

Appointed as Wissenschaftliche Oberassistentin (Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor) August 2002 for Theological Ethics, University of Tübingen

Assistant (Lecturer/Assistant Professor) in the Ethics Department of the Catholic 1992 – 2002 Theology Faculty, chaired by Professor Dietmar Mieth

Research Assistant at Ethics in the Natural Sciences, which became the Center for 1989 – 1991 Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, University of Tübingen

II. EDUCATION

2001 Habilitation (second Ph.D.) on Ethics of Genetic Diagnosis at the Beginning of Life

Degree as Doctor of Theology (Ph.D.). Title of dissertation: “Moral Identity: Literary 1997 Life Stories as a Medium of Ethical Reflection, with an Interpretation of Anniversaries by Uwe Johnson”]. Summa cum laude. Awarded the dissertation prize for Tübingen University in Catholic theology, 1998.

1990 Degree in Theology/German Literature (Staatsexamen) (MA equivalent)

1989 Degree in Theology (Diploma) (MA equivalent)

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1987 – 1989 Study courses at the University of Tübingen

1986 – 1987 Study courses at the University of Munich

1985 Degree in Catholic Theology, University of Tübingen (BA equivalent)

1984 Degree in Catholic Theology, German Literature, and Philosophy (Staatsexamen) (BA equivalent)

III. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE 1998 – 1999 Scientific Coordinator of the European Network for Biomedical Ethics at the Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, University of Tübingen. 1992 – 2002 Assistant (Lecturer/Assistant Professor) in the Ethics Department of the Catholic Theology Faculty, chaired by Professor Dietmar Mieth 1991 – 1992 Research Project: Genome Analysis 1989 – 1991 Research Assistant at Ethics in the Natural Sciences, which became the Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, University of Tübingen

IV. VISITS ABROAD

2003 – 2005 Associate Professor of Christian Ethics, Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge/Massachusetts, U.S.A. 1985 – 1986 Study Abroad Year in Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1981 – 1982 Internship for Social Work at the Limerick Youth Service Centre, Ireland

V. TEACHING Decolonial Theories, Theology, and Ethics (Graduate 2019-2020 Class) (Graduate class) Moral Responsibility (Honors Class) 2018-2019 Hermeneutics, Literature, and Ethics (graduate class) German Intellectual Culture (undergraduate/graduate class) 2017-2018

Theories of (graduate class)

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Bioethics and New Technologies (Graduate class) 2016-2017 Recognition and Responsibility (Graduate Class) Foundation and Methods in Ethics (Graduate Class) 2015-2016 Moral Responsibility (Honors Class) Ethics of Responsibility (Graduate Course) 2014-2015 Theological Pedagogy (Graduate Class, co-taught) (Graduate Class) Concepts of the Self (Graduate Class) 2013-2014 Concepts of Responsibility (Honors Class) Hermeneutics and Ethics (Graduate Class) Bioethics and (Graduate Class) 2012 – 2013 Recognition and Responsibility (Graduate Class) Integrative Studies of Ethics and Theology (Graduate Class, co-taught, on the topic of 2011 – 2012 Forgiveness, with mentoring in spring 2012) Bioethics and Theology (Undergraduate Course) Concepts of the Self (Graduate Class) 2010 – 2011 Concepts of Justice (Graduate Class) Work and Ethics 2009 – 2010 and Identity Ethics and Law: New Reproductive Technologies Media and Ethics 2008 – 2009 Literature and Ethics: Post-Holocaust Literature Ageing and Ethics Bioethics and Media 2007 – 2008 Ethics in Religious Education Gender Studies Ethics and Law: Justice and Equality Coordination of Courses on “Ethics in Economy” at the Faculty of Economy, Frankfurt 2006 – 2010 University (organization of 5 parallel courses each term) Lecture Courses: Introduction to Ethics; Introduction to Social Ethics; The ‘Ethical Self’ 2005 – 2010 and the Concept of Care; Seminar: Justice – Forgiveness – Reconciliation; Contemporary Issues of Bioethics Harvard Divinity School: Lecture courses: Introduction to Bioethics; Social Ethics; Concepts and Critique of the Self 2004 – 2005 Seminars: Ethics and literature: Sophocles’ “Antigone” and the Reception in Ethics; Violence as Cause for Ethics?; Feminist Ethics 1992 – 2003 Introduction to Christian Ethics 1998 – 2003 Ethics Colloquium for Doctoral Students (with D. Mieth) Feminist Bioethics, also taught at the University of Bamberg: Visiting Lecturer 2002 – 2003 Ethics and Economics of Globalization Moral Sentiments and Theory of Emotion 2000 – 2001 Ethics of Family, Kinship and personal relationships 1998 – 1999 Ethics of Biotechnology

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1997 – 1998 Ethics of Biomedicine 1996 – 1997 Film Ethics 1995 – 1996 Moral Luck and 1994 – 1995 1993 – 1994 Communitarianism and Liberalism 1992 – 1993 Ethics and Guilt and Sin

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

I. DISSERTATION COMMITTEES

Erica Saccucci *candidate Sara Wilhelm Garbers *candidate Director Gabriel Catanus *candidate Current PHD Dannis Matteson *candidate Molly Greening *candidate students Keunwoo Kwon *candidate

Current Committee Nathan Pederson Member (Reader) Silas Morgan, John Crowley Buck, Directed Michael McCarthy, Dissertations Grant Gholson, Christian Cintron, Tara Flanagan Gwendolin Wanderer (Goethe University Frankfurt)

Loyola University Chicago: Dissertations Cynthia Wallace (English), committees Jesse Perillo, William Myatt, Adam Hankins,

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Amanda Egan (Psychology), Wendy Morrison, Alyson Capp

External Reader: Joseph Moser (Northwestern University, Evanston, IL) Gill McArdle (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Sofia Morberg Jaemterud (Uppsala University, Sweden) Denise Battilia (University of Nijmegen, Netherlands) Thomas Waldstein (University of Vienna, Austria)

II. UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION AND PROJECT & CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT

Member of Board of Directors (3) of the Institute of Social Ethics, University of 2020- Luzerne, Switzerland (Director: Professor Dr. Peter Kirchschläger) 2020 Member of a Search Committee for the Position of an 88 NTT line 2019- Member of the Steering Committee for the Loyola JFRC Critical Theory Conference Search Committee for the newly established Institute of Catholic Theology at the 2019 Humboldt University Berlin, Germany: External Search Committee Member for Theological Ethics, Practical Theology, and Systematic Theology (completed) Search Committee for the Position of Systematic Theology, Theology Department at 2018-2019 Loyola University Chicago (completed) Steering Committee for a Workshop funded by the Brocher Foundation (Switzerland) 2018-2019 on Gene Editing (Workshop January 2019) 2018- Elected Board Member of Societas Ethica, European Society of Research in Ethics President of Societas Ethica, European Society of Research in Ethics: Planning and 2018 Chairing of Annual Conference 2018, Louvein-la-Neuve, Belgiou: Feminist Ethics and the Question of Gender, August 2018 McCormick Lecture 2018: Gary Dorrian: Breaking White Supremacy: The Black Social 2018 Gospel, Martin Luther King, Jr. and the "Fury in the Negro"

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Search Committee for the Schmitt Chair, Philosophy Department Loyola University 2017-2019 Chicago (completed) President of Societas Ethica, European Society of Research in Ethics: Planning and 2017 Chairing of Annual Conference 2017, Volos, Greece: Giving an Account of , August 2017

FELLOWSHIP: Center for the Human Rights of Children Fellowship 2015-2016; Project:

2015-2016 Vulnerabilities and Human Rights Violations of Children Migrating to the US alone – An Analysis and Framework for Catholic Ethics and Advocacy

President of Societas Ethica, European Society of Research in Ethics: Planning and 2016 Chairing of Annual Conference 2016, Bad Boll, Germany: Ethics and Law, August 2016. McCormick International Colloquium 2016: Healing the Wounds of Violence. Planning 2016 and Chairing. McCormick Lecture 2016: Fr. Michael Pfleger: Healing the Wounds of Violence Climate Change Conference, March 2016: Steering Committee Member. Loyola 2016 University Chicago Election to President Elect and Board Member of Societas Ethica, European Society of 2015 Research in Ethics Climate Change Conference: “To Tend the Earth: Responding to the Global Climate Change Crisis.” Steering Committee Member. Loyola University Chicago, March, 2015. Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Dr. William Schweiker: “Responsibility and Christian Ethics,” April, 2015.

Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Prof. Knut Wenzel: “Human Subjectivity and the

Limits of ,” November, 2014. 2014 – 2015 Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy Conference. Hosted by the Richard McCormick S.J. Chair of Catholic Moral Theology, the Neiswanger Institute of Bioethics at Loyola University Chicago, and Projekt: Medizineethik in der Klinkseelsorge, Goethe University, Frankfurt. Hosted at Loyola University Chicago. November, 2014. Richard McCormick S.J. Panel: Drs. Haker, Ross, and Traina: “Gender‚ ‘Gender ,’ and the Family: Feminist Perspectives on the Prospects for Change in the

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Catholic Church,” In Collaboration with the Women’s and Gender Studies Department, November, 2014. 3rd Annual International Richard McCormick S.J. Conference: Christianity in the City, University of Erfurt; May, 2014. Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Robin Lovin: ''How Politics Became Impossible and Ethics Became Unnecessary: The Shrinking Vocabulary of Modern Public Life,'' February, 2014. 2013 – 2014 International Conference: US Energy and Climate Change: Science, Ethics, & Public Policies, co-hosted with the Institute of Environmental Sustainability and Theology Dept., Loyola University Chicago, November, 2013. Lecture: Valarie Kaur: ”Storytelling as Sword and Shield: Oak Creek and Supermax – Two Case Studies.” 2nd Annual International Richard McCormick S.J. Conference: Christianity in a Pluralistic Society. Loyola University Chicago, March, 2013. Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Prof. Dr. Marcus Duewell, Utrecht: Human Dignity and Human Rights. 2012 – 2013 Excursion Project between Frankfurt University and Loyola University Chicago: week- long visit by hospital chaplains from Germany; visit of several hospital and clinical ethics committees/chaplaincy teams. Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Richard Kearney, Boston College: ”Anatheism: A Poetics of the Sacred.” Richard McCormick S.J. Lecture: Dietmar Mieth,“Experiential Ethics.” Tübingen/Erfurt, 2011. 2011 – 2012 First Annual International Richard McCormick S.J. Colloquium, Loyola University Chicago, November, 2011. Appointment as ‘Guest Professor’ of the Deutsche Bank Lecture Series: Medicine – 2007 Ethics – Society, May-June, 2007, including an international conference. Project Coordinator: Ethics in Economics (BA courses, Faculty of Economics, Frankfurt 2006 – 2010 University); Organiser of an International Conference on “Human Rights and Social Market Economy,” March, 2010.

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Project Director: Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy – a transnational project; 2006 – Present Chair of a year-long certified course for health care chaplains; Organiser of an International Conference on “Religious Pluralism and Medical Ethics,” June, 2010. Fellow of the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research (founded by the early Frankfurt 2006 – 2010 School). Co-Director of the Cornelia Goethe Center for Gender Studies (Deputy Director 2009- 2005 – 2010 2010). Project Director: Gender Studies and Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities (project 2002 – 2005 manager: Ursula Konnertz, from 2003-05). Board-Member of the “Graduiertenkolleg” Bioethics, University of Tübingen. 2003 – 2006

2003 Organizer of a National Workshop on Ethics and “Intersex,” Tübingen. Organizer of an International Conference on “Gender, Ethics and the Sciences,” 2003 Tübingen. Scientific Coordinator of the European Network of Biomedical Ethics (director: Prof. 1998 – 1999 Dr. Dietmar Mieth). Organizer and Program Director of the European Conference “Ethics and Genetics in 1999 Human Procreation,” Sheffield, UK. 1993 – 1999 Member of the Faculty Council, Catholic Theological Faculty, University of Tübingen. Elected Member of the Women’s Council, Catholic Theological Faculty, University of 1993 – 1999 Tübingen. 1996 – 2000 ElectedMember of the Women’s Council, University of Tübingen. Organizer of the European Conference on “Ethical, legal and social aspects of Human 1992 Genome Analysis”

III. ETHICS COMMITTEES AND ADVISORY & EDITORIAL BOARDS AND PUBLIC SERVICES Expert for the Science Media Center (non-profit organization; issuing expert comments on scientific research of public interest to Media), with currently 3-4 2018-Present expert commentaries per year.

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UNESCO Summer-University „Ethics in a Global Context“ (Peter Kirchschlaeger) 2016-Present Advisory Board Named Member of International Advisory Board for Collaboratively Unify and 2016 Aggregate Data Streams from Multiple Sources (CUMCT), European Union Project (inactive) Named Member of International Advisory Board for CEILTE: Compute 2016 Information Less The named Entities (inactive) 2015 – 2018 Advisory Board for Dept of Religions & Theology, Trinity College Dublin External Partner of Ambiguities, Research Training Group, University of 2013-2018 Tübingen, Germany 2013 – Present Editorial Board: De Ethica Member of the International Network, Advisory Board: Alternative Perspectives 2013 – Present and Global Concerns International Advisory Board for DecontamiNATION, Research Inititiative in the 2015 – 2017 Studies of Theology and Democracy, Croatioa and Bosnia-Herzegovina Member of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies of 2010 – 2015 the European Commission (2nd term) 2003 – Present Editorial Board of the German Journal “Zeitschrift für Ethik in der Medizin” 2000 – 2015 Director of the international journal Concilium 2010 – 2012 Member of the Zentralkomitee Deutscher Katholiken (ZdK) Advisory Committee of the European Union FP 7 Research Project SYBHEL: 2009 – 2012 for Human Health, Ethical and Legal Issues Appointment as Co-Director of the newly founded Institute of Advanced Studies 2007 – 2010 of the Humanities (Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften), University of Frankfurt 2007 – 2010 Member of the Ethics Commission of the German Federal Physicians’ Chamber Member of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies of 2005 – 2009 the European Commission (first term) Advisory Board for Bioethics, Federal Ministry of Research and Education, 2003 – 2011 Germany

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2002 – 2011 Advisory Board for Bioethics, German Catholic Bishop Conference Appointment as Ethics Advisor for the Reform of the Swiss Law on Pre- 2007 – 2008 implantation Genetic Diagnosis 1999 – 2009 Editorial Board of “Ethical Perspectives”

MEMBERSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS

I. MEMBERSHIPS Institute for Social Ethics (ISE), University of Lucerne (Board Member) Societas Ethica, European Society of Research in Ethics (President 2015-2018, Board Member since 2018) Feminist Studies of Religion Forum Alternative Perspectives and Global Concerns Society of Christian Ethics Catholic Theological Society of America Associate Member of the International Center for Ethics, University of Tübingen, Germany German Association of Social Ethicists International Association of German Speaking Moral Theologians and Social Ethicists AGENDA – Association of Women Theologians in Germany (President 2005-2007) American Academy of Religion (Committee Member of the Steering Committee of the Paul Ricœur- Interest Group, 2018-) American Society of Bioethics and Health Care German Academy of Ethics in Medicine “Theologie Interkulturell”; Associaton at Frankfurt University

II. GRANTS AND AWARDS Faculty Fellowship, Center for the Human Rights of Children, Loyala University 2015-2016 Chicago, “Vulnerabilities and Human Rights Violations of Children Migrating to the US Alone: An Analytical Framework for Catholic Ethics and Advocacy.”

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2010 – 2015 Intramural grants Loyola University Chicago for several of the McCormick Events. Grant by the Diocese of Limburg/Germany for the International Project Medical 2011 – 2020 Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy (handed over to successor of the Chair). Grant for International Exchange of US-German Task Force in Medical Ethics in 2010 Health Care Chaplaincy, including grant to organize an international conference on “Religious Pluralism” (German Research Foundation). Special grant for the development of the initiative of Ethics in Economics, 2008 University of Frankfurt; including grant to organize an international conference. Special grant for the development of the project on “Medical Ethics in Health 2006 Care Chaplaincy,” by the Center for the Study of World Religions, Harvard University). Deutsche Bank Stiftungsprofessur: Ethik und Medizin. Zum Verhältnis von Ethik, 2006 Medizin und Gerechtigkeit im 21. Jahrhundert. 2004 Special Harvard Divinity School Summer Research Grant. Heisenberg Scholarship (grant for 3-5 years, for scholars after “Habilitation”), 2002 German Science Foundation (DFG) Ministerium für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst Baden-Württemberg: 2002 – 2005 Feministische Ethik/Gender Ethik in den Wissenschaften. 1998 University of Tübingen Dissertation prize. One year grant of the “Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst” for a study 1985 year at Nijmegen, NL.

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PUBLICATIONS AND LECTURES 2018-2020

I. EDITOR OF BOOK SERIES:

1. Values in Bioethics (Brill), since 2017

2. Medizinische Ethik in der Klinikseelsorge/Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy, Lit Verlag (4 volumes)

II. MONOGRAPHS:

1. Towards a Critical Political Ethics. Catholic Ethic and Social Challenges. Studien zur Theologischen Ethik 156, Schwabe AG, Würzburg 2020. 2. Hauptsache gesund? Ethische Fragen der Pränatal- und Präimplantationsdiagnostik, München (Kösel) 2011. 3. Ethik der genetischen Frühdiagnostik. Sozialethische Reflexionen zur Verantwortung am Beginn des menschlichen Lebens, mentis: Paderborn, 2002. 4. Moralische Identität. Literarische Lebensgeschichten als Medium ethischer Reflexion. Mit einer Interpretation der "Jahrestage" von Uwe Johnson, Tübingen (Francke) 1999.

III. EDITED BOOKS:

1. Unaccompanied Minors and the Ethics of Child Migration. Social, egal, and ethical perspectives (co-edited with Molly Greening), Lexington, Lanham 2019. 2. Religiöser Pluralismus in der Klinikseelsorge, with G. Wanderer and K. Bentele, Lit Verlag, Berlin et al. 2014 3. Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy. Essays, Walter Moczynski, Hiller Haker und Katrin Bentele (Hrsg.), Berlin et al., Lit Verlag 2009. 4. Perspektiven der Medizinethik in der Klinikseelsorge, Walter Moczynski, Hille Haker, Katrin Bentele und Gwendolin Wanderer (Hrsg.), Lit Verlag, Berlin et al. 2009. 5. Ethik-Geschlecht-Wissenschaften, mentis Verlag, Paderborn 2006 (zus. m. U. Konnertz u. D. Mieth). 6. Humane Genetik? Jahrespublikation Ethik und Unterricht, diesterweg, Stuttgart 2002 (zus. m. J. Dietrich und S. Graumann). 7. The Ethics of Genetics in Human Procreation, Ashgate, Aldershot, 2000 (zus. m. D. Beyleveld). 8. Ethics of Human Genome Analyis. European Perspectives, attempt, Tübingen 1993 (zus. m. R. Hearn u. K. Steigleder). 14 Hille Haker, Ph.D., Richard McCormick, S.J., Chair for Moral Theology Curriculum Vitae- Page

IV. BOOK PROJECTS

1. Recognition and Responsibility (in preparation)

V. EDITED JOURNAL ISSUES (CONCILIUM)

Co-Editor/Director of Concilium (translated into 6 languages: German, English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguise, Croatian) 2001-2015.

CO-EDITED JOURNAL ISSUES: 1. Theology, Anthropology, and , Concilium 50/4/2015, co-edited with Thierry Marie Courau, Regina Ammich-Quinn, and Marie-Theres Wacker 2. The Return of Apocalypticism, Concilium 50/3/2014, co-edited with Andres Torres Queiruga and Marie-Theres Wacker 3. Postcolonial Theology Concilium 49,2 (2013), co-edited with C.L. Susin and E. Messi 4. Trafficking, Concilium 47,3, (2011), with Lisa Cahill and Elaine Wainwright. 5. Natural Law – A controversy. Concilium 46,3 (2010) (with Lisa Cahill) 6. HIV/AIDS. Concilium 43, 3 (2007) (with Regina Ammicht-Quinn) 7. Women in World Religions. Concilium 42,3 (2006) (with Marie-Theres Wacker und Susan Ross) 8. Cyberspace – Cyberethic - Cybertheology. Concilium 41,1 (2005), with E. Borgmann and. S. Van Erp. 9. Structural Betrayal of : Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church. Concilium 40,3 (2004), Grunewald 2004, with R. Ammicht-Quinn and M. Junker-Kenny).

VI. ARTICLES

ARTICLES (SUMITTED OR FORTHCOMING): 1. Uprooted: Towards a Medical Ethics of . In: Christof Mandry (Hg.): Suffering. Paderborn, Schöningh, 2019 (accepted, forthcoming 2020). 2. Theodor Hesburgh (in preparation) 3. Migration and Ethics (in preparation) 4. Vulnerabilität in der Theologie (submitted) 5. Covid19: Ethical Perspective from the United States (European Theology (in preparation) 6. Catholic Moral Theology, Special Issue (in preparation)

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ARTICLES 2020 English: 1) Catholic Ethics in the 21st Century: from political theology to Critical political ethics (Concilium 3/2020: Politics, Theology, and the Meaning of Power, in five languages, English version p. 63-73. 2) Towards a Decolonial Narrative Ethics, Reprinted in: Adam Zachary Newton (ed.): Ethics and Literary Practice, Basel 2020: MDPI, 2020, 72-102. (https://www.mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/2424) 3) Human Dignity and Gendered Violence. In: Jonathan Rothschildt and Matthew Petrusek (eds.): Value and Vulnerability. An Interfaith Dialogue on Human Dignity, Notre Dame (University of Notre Dame Press), 2020, 411-457. 4) Andorno, Roberto, Baylis, Francoise et al. (Haker, Hille): Geneva Statement on Heritable Human Genome Editing: The Need for Course Correction. In: Trends in Biotechnology,| Volume 38, ISSUE 4, P351-354, April 01, 2020.

ARTICLES 2019

English:

1. Habermas and the Question of Bioethics. In: European Journal for Philosophy of Religion 11/4, 2019, 61-86.

2. “Political Theologies in a Post-Christian World.” In: Ruben Rosario-Rodrigez: Companion to Political Theology, New York: T&T Clark (2019), 547-564. 3. Political Ethics and the Rights of Unaccompanied Migrant Children. In: Hille Haker/Molly Greening (eds.): Unaccompanied Migrant Children: Social, Legal, and Ethical Perspectives, Lanham: Lexington 2019, 201-225. 4. Homeland Theology? Decolonizing Christianity and the Task of Public Theology. In: Jennifer Baldwin (ed.): Public Theologies of Activism and Resistance, Lanham: Lexington, 2019, 163-178. 5. Feminist Ethics. In: Encyclopedia of Sociology, Second Edition, edited by George Ritzer & Chris Rojek (2019). (online resource, 4 pages entry) 6. Towards a Decolonial Narrative Ethics, in: Humanities 8,3 (2019), 1-31. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0787/8/3/120. Reprinted in: Adam Zachary Newton (ed.): Ethics and Literary Practice, Basel 2020: MDPI, 2020, 72-102.

German:

1. “Vergebene Liebesmühe – lässt sich Theologische Ethik auf europäischem Parkett hörbar machen?” in: Alexander Merkl, Bernhard Koch (eds.): Die EU als ethisches Projekt im Spiegel ihrer Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik, nomos, 2019, 73-94. 2. “Resonanz. Eine Analyse aus ethischer Perspektive.” in: Wils, Jean-Pierre: Resonanz. Im interdisziplinären Gespräch mit Hartmut Rosa. Nomos: 2019, 33-43.

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ARTICLES 2018

English:

1. The Right to Religious Freedom-A Theological Comment, in: Loyola University Chicago Law Journal 50,1 (2018), 107-136. 2. Illness Narratives in Ethical Counseling. In: Gabriele Lucius-Hoene, Christine Holmberg, and Thorsten Meyer (eds.): Illness Narratives in Practice. Potentials and Challenges of Using Narratives in Healthcare Contexts. Oxford University Press, 2018, 63-74. 3. A Social Bioethics of Genetics. In: Therese Lysaught, Michael McCarthy: Catholic Bioethics and Social Justice. The Praxis of US Healthcare in a Globalized World. Collegeville, Minnesota: Liturgical Academic Press, 2018, 389-403.

German:

1. Compassion und eine prophetische Ethik des Friedens. In: Margit Eckholt u. Virginia Azcuy (Hg.): Friendens-Räume. Interkulturelle Friedenstheologie in feministisch-theologischer Perspektive, Mainz, Grünewald, 2018, 261,272. Spanische Ausgabe der Vorträge: La compasión y una ética profética de la paz. In: Virginia Azcuy, Margit Eckholt, Marcella Mazzini (eds.): Espacios de Paz. Lecura intercultural de un signo de estos tiempos, Buenos Aires, Agape Libros, 2018, 301-313.

VII. LECTURES (2018-2020)

LECTURES 2020

1. Online PhD Program in Medical Ethics at the Neiswanger Institute: Lecture on Narrative Ethics

2. June 15, 2020: Swedish National Ethics Council Webinar, Panel Discussion: Global ethics and justice in a pandemic. http://www.smer.se/webbfilmer/webinar-global-ethics-and-justice-in-a-pandemic/

3. June 19, 2020: Webinar Alternative Perspectives and Global Concerns Webinar, Panel Discussion: "Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic Stress - Laudato Si' Message for the Community of Mankind".

LECTURES 2019

1. October 8, 2019: Panel Discussion on Gene Editing at the Science and Society CRISPRcon Conference, University of Madison, WI. 2. August 27-30, 2019: International Conference of the European Society of Catholic Theology, Bratislava. : “Hope”: Keynote Lecture: „Information or Communication – The Loss of the Language of the Human”

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3. July 14-18, 2019: Bad Genes and Parental Responsibility. On J. Habermas’ Concept of Unverfügbarkeit and Unantastbarkeit. Lecture at the Workshop of the International Network of Bioethics, Dublin 4. June, 27-30, 2019: Comment on A. Feenberg: Internet Ethics. Societas Ethica Annual Conference, Munich: Digital Humanities 5. May 29, 2019: Northwestern University, Evanston: Course Presentation on Gene Editing 6. May 20-22, 2019 Loyola University Chicago: Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy: Host of a Visit from German Hospital Chaplains, including Visits to Loyola Medical School, Northwestern University Hospital, a half-day Seminar on “Suffering,” and a day-long Seminar on Social Bioethics. Presentation and Chair of the Meeting (with Michael McCarthy and Gwendolin Wanderer) 7. May, 8-11, 2019: “There is a secret appointment` between past generations and the present one.” – Walter Benjamin’s Concept of History Reconsidered. Critical Theory Conference, Keynote Lecture at the Critical Theory conference Rome (Loyola Rome Campus) 8. March 14, 2019 Unaccompanied Migrant Children: Lecture & Panel Discussion, co-sponsored by the McCormick Chair and the CHRC 9. January 13-16, 2019: Gene Editing – Ethical Aspects. Lecture: International Workshop at the Brocher Foundation, Geneva, Switzerland: Engineering Future Generations? The New Debate about Societal Governance, Public Engagement, and Human Gene Editing for Reproduction 10. January 9-11, 2019: Medicial Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy, Certification Course: Narrative Ethics (2-day session), University of Frankfurt, Germany.

LECTURES 2018

ACADEMIC LECTURES:

1. November 8-9, 2018: Swiss National Ethics Committee Conference Enhancement: Keynote Lecture “Enhancement as Ideology” 2. October 18-20, 2018: American Society of Bioethics and the Humanities, Healthcare Chaplaincy, Ethics Education, and the Value of a Narrative Approach (with M. McCarthy, C. Mandry, G. Wanderer) 3. August 26, 2018 Societas Ethica Annual Conference 2019: Feminist Ethics and the Question of Gender. Panel Discussion „The Future of Feminist Ethics”, Louvain-la-Neuve, 4. June 27, 2018: Deutscher Ethikrat: Herausforderungen für die Menschenwürde durch Neue Technologien. Keynote Lecture: Geschichte und Begriff der Menschenwürde 5. June 24-25, 2018: Inselspital Bern, Medical Ethics Lecture Series Lecture 1: Verletzlichkeit und Anteilnahme. Seelsorge zwischen kirchlich-konfessionellen und klinischem Angebot Lecture 2: Zwischen Schweigen und Sprechen. Narrative Ethik und die Ars Patientia 6. June 22, 2018: WHO Conference: Spiritual Care im Fokus globaler Gesundheitspolitik, University of Zurich, Switzerland. Lecture: Leiden und Compassion. Zum Status der spiritual care in der Medizinethik 7. June 15, 2018: Graduate Course in Bioethics, Neiswanger Institute, Loyola University Chicago. Lecture: The Silent Language of Suffering. A Hermeneutical Phenomenology of Illness Narratives 8. May 17-19, 2018: 17th Annual Conference of the International Social Theory Consortium MODERNITY BETWEEN THE DAMAGED LIFE AND SANE SOCIETY: SOCIAL 18 Hille Haker, Ph.D., Richard McCormick, S.J., Chair for Moral Theology Curriculum Vitae- Page

THEORY IN THE AGE OF URGENCY Chicago. Lecture: Vulnerable Agency. Panel Discussion: The Work of Axel Honneth 9. April 23-24, 2018: World Parliament of Religion Conference, University of Chicago Keynote Lecture: Global Ethics in the 21st Century 10. March 19, 2018: Conference „Das Außer-Ordentliche (in) der Gerechtigkeit: Pluralität, Differenz und das Gleichheitsprinzip“, University of Luzern, Switzerland. Lecture: „Jedem das Seine, Mir alles“, 11. March 12/13, 2018: Religious Freedom Conference, Loyola University Chicago Lecture: Religious Freedom. Response to Leslie Griffin., 12. January 4-7, 2018: Society of Christian Ethics Annual Conference: Panel Discussion: Philosophical and Theological Ethics

PUBLIC LECTURES:

1. August 18, 2018 Wijngaards Institute and Trinity College Dublin: ‘Voices Pope Francis will not hear’. Panel Discussion on Humanae Vitae and Catholic , 50 Years after “Humanae Vitae” https://www.tcd.ie/news_events/articles/public-discussion-on-controversial-teachings-of-the- catholic-church/ 2. June 24-25, 2018: Inselspital Bern, Medical Ethics Lecture Series Workshop Narrative Ethics, Inselspital Bern: Seelsorge Heute

VIII. PUBLICATIONS AND LECTURES BEFORE 2018 PUBLICATIONS

ARTICLES 2017

English:

1. No Space. Nowhere. Refugees and the Problem of Human Rights in Arendt and Ricoeur. In: Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies, Vol 8, No 2 (2017), pp. 22-45 2. “Transcending Liberalism – avoiding Communitarianism: Human Rights and Dignity in Bioethics”. In: Lorealla Congiunti, Ardian Ndreca, Giambattista Formica (eds.): Oltre L’individualismo. Relazioni e relazionalità per ripensare l’idendità, Urbaniana University Press, 2017, 85-100. 3. Compassion and Justice. In: Concilium 4/2017, 44-54. 4. Just Say No to Editing Human Embryos for Reproduction, in: leaps magazine, 2017. https://leapsmag.com/just-say-no-to-crispr-for-human-reproduction/.

German:

1. „Compassion für Gerechtigkeit“. In: Concilium 4/2017 (in 5 languages).

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2. “Die Wahrheit ist dem Menschen zumutbar“ (Ingeborg Bachmann). In: Materialien der Evangelischen Kirche Deutschland zum Tag der Menschenrechte 2018, 31-33. 3. Die Genveränderung von Embryonen bürdet Kindern eine unzumutbare Last auf. In: Bioethica Forum, 10/2, 2017, 50-59. 4. „Make America Great Again – Rechtspopulismus in den USA. In: Lesch, Walter: Christentum und Populismus. Klare Fronten? Freiburg (Herder), 2017, 147-161. 5. Eine Neue Ethik der Elternschaft. In: herder korrespondenz spezial: Kinder, Kinder. Ethische Konflikte am Lebensanfang, Freiburg 2017, 48-51. 6. Wissenschaft und Ethik - Mit den Augen eines Affen gesehen. In: Cordula Brandt, Jessica Heesen et al.: Ethik in den Kulturen – Kulturen in der Ethik. Eine Festschrift für Regina Ammicht-Quinn, Tübingen (narr/francke/attempto) 2017, 409-420. 7. „Verpflichtung zur Flüchtlingshilfe und Solidarität aus christlicher Sicht“. In: Materiaheft zur Interkulturellen Woche (EKD), 25-26.

ARTICLES 2016

English:

1. The Anticipatory Corpse – Jeffrey Bishop’s Medical history and Ethics. In: Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, Vol 41, 2016, 597-620. 2. Restoring Human Rights and Dignity in Prisons – The Case of US Mass Incarceration. In: Ryan van Eijk, Gerard Loman, Theo W.A. de Wit (eds.): For Justice and Mercy. International Reflections on Prison Chaplaincy, Oisterwijk (Wolf Legal Publishers), 2016, 209-228. 3. Homicide. In: Encyclopedia of the Bible and its Reception, Munich (De Gruyter), 275-278. 4. Walter Benjamin and Christian Critical Ethics – A Comment, in: Colby Dickinson and Stephane Symons (eds.): Walter Benjamin and Theology, New York (Fordham), 2016, 286-316.

German:

1. Kryokonservierung von Eizellen – Neue Optionen der Familienplanung? Eine ethische Bewertung. In: Zeitschrift für Medizinische Ethik 62:2, 2016, 121-132. 2. Designer Babies und Gene Editing, in: Aufbruch 219, 2016 3. Medizinische Hilfe ist auch soziale Hilfe. Ein Kommentar. In: Gehirn&Geist, 10/2016, 76.

ARTICLES 2015

English:

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1. Gender Identity, Brain, and Body. In: Theology, Anthropology, and Neurosciences, co-edited with Thierry Marie Courau, Regina Ammich-Quinn, and Marie-Theres Wacker. Concilium 50, no. 4, 2015, 72-82. 2. The Future of Security and Surveillance. In: Journal of Political Science and Public Affairs 3/1: 145, 2015, 1-6. 3. Structural Corruption in Healthcare Bodies. In: Concilium 4/2014: Corruption (in six languages), English: p. 57-68. 4. Catholic Feminist Ethics Reconsidered – The Case of Trafficking. In: Journal of Religious Ethics 43, no. 2, 2015, 218-243. 5. EGE Opinion 29: The Ethical Implications of New Health Technologies and Citizen Participation: https://ec.europa.eu/research/ege/pdf/opinion-29_ege_executive-summary-recommendations.pdf

German:

1. Geschlechteridentität, Gehirn und Körper. In: Theology, Anthropology, and Neurosciences, Concilium, co-edited with Thierry Marie Courau, Regina Ammich-Quinn, and Marie-Theres Wacker, 50/4, 2015, 443-454. 2. Die Materialität des Religösen findet sich womöglich dort, wo sie gar nicht explizit gesucht wird. In: Materialisierungen des Religiösen. Freiburger Zeitschrift für Geschlechterstudien 21/1, 2015, 47-59. 3. Verletzlichkeit als Kategorie der Ethik. In: M. Bobbert (Hg.): Zwischen Parteilichkeit und Gerechtigkeit. Schnittstellen von Klinikseelsorge und Medizinethik, Berlin (Lit) 2015, 195-226. 4. Strukturelle Korruption in den Gesundheitsorganisationen. Concilium 4/2014: Korruption 5. Fallkommentar Medizinethik – „Das musst du entscheiden…“. In: M. Bobbert (Hg.): Zwischen Parteilichkeit und Gerechtigkeit. Schnittstellen von Klinikseelsorge und Medizinethik, Berlin (Lit) 2015, 95-105 6. Hiv/Aids – Handbuch Bioethik, ed. Dieter Sturma, Bert Heinrichs, Stuttgart (Metzler) 2015, 293-299. 7. Ethik und Empirie, in: Walter Schaupp (ed.): Ethik und Empirie. Gegenwärtige Herausforderungen für Moraltheologie und Sozialethik (Studien zur Theologischen Ethik), Freiburg i.Br. (Herder), 2015, 19-40. 8. Herausforderungen für die Ethik in den Wisssenschaften - ein Schlaglicht. In: Ethik in den Wissenschaften, ed. Regina Ammicht Quinn, et. al. Universitaet Tübingen, 2015, 267-275.

ARTICLES 2014

English: 1. To Live Well and to Die Well: Comment on J. Bishop’s Anticipatory Corpse. In: Syndicate 1/2014, 2-6. 2. Reproductive Medicine, an Ethical Perspective. In: Darrel Moellendorf and Heather Widdows et al. (Hg.): Handbook of Global Ethics, 2014, 340-353.

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3. Christianity for the Curious: Why Study Christianity. In: Kishor Vaidya (ed.): Why Study Christianity (Christian Studies), The Curious Academic Publishing 2014: (cf. http://hillehaker.com/about/christianity-for-the-curious-why-study-christianity/). 4. Solidarity and Justice Reconsidered. In: Concilium 50/1, 2014, 7-18 (in six languages). 5. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies: Opinion 28: Ethics of Security and Surveillance Technologies, May 2014. 6. Structural Corruption in Healthcare Bodies. In: Concilium 50/4, 2014: Corruption (in six languages), English, 57-68.

German: 1. Strukturelle Korrupion der Gesundheitsorganisationen. Concilium 4/2014: Korruption 2. Ethische Fragen des Einsatzes von Pflegerobotern. In: Claus Leggewie (Hg.): Kooperation ohne Akteure? Automatismen in der Globalisierung, Global Dialogue 5 2014, Duisburg, Käthe Hamburger Institut/Centre for Global Cooperation Research, 55-68. 3. Überwachen und Strafen? Ethische Fragen des Justizvollzugs, in: M. Becka (ed.): Ethik und Justiz, Kohlhammer, Munich 2014, 117-146. 4. Religiöser Pluralismus in der Bioethik. In: G. Wanderer, K. Bentele, H. Haker (Hg.): Religiöser Pluralismus in der Klinikseelsorge, Münster-Berlin (Lit) 2014, 21-48. 5. Neue Erwägungen Zu Solidarität Und Gerechtigkeit. In: Concilium 50/1 (2014), 7-18.

ARTICLES 2013

English: 1. The Responsible Self – Questions after Darwin. In: Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, Branca-Rista Jovanovic (eds.): Evolution and the Future. Anthropology, Ethics, Relgion, Berlin 2013, 21-34. 2. Autonomy and Care in Medicine, in: Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings, No. 74: The Annual Conference of The Societas Ethica. The 2011 Conference, August 25–28, 2011, Universita della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano, Switzerland, Uppsala 2013. URL: http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp_home/index.en.aspx?issue=074. 3. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies Opinion 27 - An ethical framework for assessing research, production and use of energy. 4. and European Ethics, Part I, in: C. Russel/M. Junker-Kenny/L. Hogan: Ethics for Graduate Researchers: A Crossdiscipline Approach , Elsevier, 2013, 87-100. 5. Synthetic Biology – An Emerging Debate in Europe, Part II, in: M. Junker-Kenny/L. Hogan: Ethics for Graduate Researchers: A Crossdiscipline Approach, Elsevier, 2013, 227-240. 6. Review: The Ethics of Organ Transplantation. In: Journal of the American Academy of Religion Vol 81/1, 2013, 281-284. German: 1. Patientenautonomie aus katholisch-theologischer Perspektive: M. Zimmermann, R. Anselm: Patientenautonomie. Theoretische Grundlagen – Praktische Anwendungen, Paderborn (mentis) 2013, 139-153. 2. Die ethische Bedeutung von Bildung. In: Perspektiven katholischer Erwachsenenbildung im gesellschaftlichen Kontext, VS Verlag, 2013, 77-91 3. Die Relevanz religiöser und ethischer Orientierungen bei der Bewältigung von Krankheit. Analyse eines autobiographisch-narrativen Interviews mit einer Brustkrebspatientin. In: Nittel, Dieter/Astrid Seltrecht (Hrsg.): Krankheit: Lernen im Ausnahmezustand?, Berlin (Springer), 2013, 282-292.

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4. Ethik der Elternschaft, in: Giovanni Maio, Tobias Eichinger, Claudia Bozzaro (eds.): Kinderwunsch und Reproduktionsmedizin. Ethische Herausforderungen der technisierten Fortpflanzung, München (alber) 2013, 267-290.

ARTICLES 2012

English: 1. Opinion 27: Ethics in Information and Communication Technologies, European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies EGE, 2012 (Rapporteur) 2. Nanomedicine and European Ethics, Part I, in: C. Russel/M. Junker-Kenny/L. Hogan: Ethics for Graduate Researchers: A Crossdiscipline Approach , Elsevier, 2013, 87-100. 3. Synthetic Biology – An Emerging Debate in Europe, Part II, in: M. Junker-Kenny/L. Hogan: Ethics for Graduate Researchers: A Crossdiscipline Approach, Elsevier, 2013, 227-240. 4. Review: The Ethics of Organ Transplantation. In: Journal of the American Academy of Religion 2013; doi: 10.1093/jaarel/lfs107. German: 1. Feministische Theologie und Ethik, in: Theologie und Glauben, 2/2012: Themen zur Theologischen Frauenforschung, 261-274. 2. Ethische Dimensionen in der Pränataldiagnostik. In: Materialien zur Pränataldiagnostik. Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung, Berlin 2012, 32-36. 3. Synthetische Biologie in Deutschland: Theologisch-ethische Perspektiven. In: C. Köchy (Hg.): Synthetische Biologie in Deutschland, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie, Berlin 2012, 195-214.

ARTICLES 2011

English: 1. Interests, rights and standards of care in the context of globalized medicine. In: Journal of Internal Medicine, 269, no. 4, 2011, 370–374. German: 1. Katholische Sexualethik – eine nötige Kurskorrektur. Theologische Antworten auf den Missbrauchsskandal. In: Trafficking, Concilium 3-2011, 324-333. 2. Autonomie – Gegenbegriff zur kirchlichen Morallehre oder Grundbegriff der Theologischen Ethik? In: Kirche 2011: Ein notwendiger Aufbruch. Marianne Heimbach-Steins, Gerhard Kruip, Saskia Wendel (Hrsg.), Freiburg (Herder), 2011. 3. Zur Bedeutung der Schriften Bettine von Arnims. Ein Kommentar aus sozialethischer Sicht. In: Jahrbuch Bettine von Arnim Gesellschaft, 2011. 4. Ethische und rechtliche Dimensionen der PID. In: The European, online: http://www.theeuropean.de/hille-haker/5521-ethische-und-rechtliche-dimensionen-der-pid, June 3, 2011.

ARTICLES 2010

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1. Die Würde des Menschen ist antastbar. In: Lydia Halbhuber-Gassner, Werner Nickolai, Cornelius Wichmann (Hg.): Achten statt ächten (Straffälligenhilfe und Kriminalpolitik), Freiburg (Lambertus Verlag), 2010, 29-40. 2. Behinderung und Veränderungen in der Ethik-Theorie und –praxis, in: Behinderung und Pastoral 15/10, S. 3-9. 3. PID bleibt ethisch strittig – auch nach dem Urteil des Bundesgerichtshofs. In: ICEP argumente, 6. Jg., 4/2010. 4. Narrative Ethik, in: Zeitschrift für Didaktik der Philosophie und Ethik, 2/2010, 74-83. 5. Die Stellungnahme der Europäischen Gruppe für Ethik der Naturwissenschaften und der Neuen Technologien (EGE) zum Thema „Ethik der Synthetischen Biologie“. In: Naturrecht. Themenheft Concilium 46, no. 3 (2010) (hg. V. Lisa Cahill u. Hille Haker) *in fünf verschiedenen Sprachen. 6. Identität und Migration. Ein ethischer Kommentar zu Walter Leschs Beitrag: "Die Ambivalenz von Identitätsdiskursen", in: Ethik und Migration - Gesellschaftliche Herausforderungen und sozialethische Reflexion, hg. V. Michelle Becka, Albert Rethmann (Hg.), Paderborn, 2010, 67-80. 7. „Es ist Geldverdorbenheit“ Jan Nikolai, Berater für Banken. Interview, in: Claudia Honegger et al. (Hg.): Strukturierte Verantwortungslosigkeit. Berichte aus der Bankenwelt. Frankfurt a. M., 2010, 217-223.

ARTICLES 2009

English: 1. Clash of Cultures - Clash of Morals? in: Beat Sitter-Liver (ed.): Universality: From Theory to Practice. An intercultural and interdisciplinary debate about facts, possibilities, lies and myths, Freiburg, 2009, 191-211 (mit Michelle Becka). 2. AIDS - An Ethical Analysis, in: Mary Jo Iozzio, Mary M. Doyle Roche, Elsie M. Miranda (Editors): Calling for Justice throughout the World: Catholic Women Theologians on the HIV/AIDS Pandemic, 2009, 105-113. 3. Narrative Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy, in: Moczynski, Walter, Haker, Hille, Bentele, Katrin (eds.): Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy. Essay, Münster 2009, 143-173. 4. Christian Ethics in Germany - Tendencies and Future, in: Paul Badham, Ian Markham, Rob Warner (Hrsg.): Modern Believing: Church and Society, 50/1, 2009, 16-28. German: 5. Narrative Ethik in der Klinikseelsorge, in: Perspektiven der Medizinethik in der Klinikseelsorge, Walter Moczynski, Hille Haker, Katrin Bentele und Gwendolin Wanderer (Hrsg.), Berlin, Münster, Wien, 2009, 267-307. 6. Gerechtigkeit und Globale Armut – Neuere Ansätze zur Ökonomie und Ethik, in: D. Mieth: Solidarität und Gerechtigkeit. Die Gesellschaft von morgen gestalten, Stuttgart 2009, 158-177. 7. Medizinethische Grundfragen der HIV/Aids-Bekämpfung, in: Stefan Alkier, Kristina Dronsch (Hg.): HiV/Aids - Ethische Perspektiven, Berlin, 2009, 171-193. 8. Citizenship, Ethik und Gesellschaft, in: Virginia R. Azcuy. Margit Eckholt (Hg.): Citizenship - Biographien - Institutionen: Perspektiven lateinamerikanischer und deutscher Theologinnen auf Kirche und Gesellschaft, 2009, 41-55. 9. Identität erzählen – Zum Verhältnis von Ethik und Narrativität, in: Hofheinz, Marco et al.: Ethik und Erzählung, 329-344, Zürich 2009.

ARTICLES 2008

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1. On the Limits of Liberal Bioethics, in: Marcus Duewell, Christoph Rehmann-Sutter, Dietmar Mieth (eds.): The Contingent Nature of Life. Publication of the European Science Foundation conference, Doorn April 2005, Berlin et al (Springer), 2008, 191-208; 2. A Critical Ethics of Responsibility in the Age of HIV/AIDS and Inter-religious Dialogue, in: Patrick Gnanapragasam, Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza (Hrsg.): Negotiating Borders: Theological Explorations in the Global Era. Essays in Honour of Prof. Felix Wilfred, Delhi 2008, 225-241. 3. Ethical Reflecions on Nanomedicine, in: Johann S. Ach, Beate Lüttenberg (Hrsg.): Nanobiotechnology, Nanomedicine and , Berlin 2008, 53-75 4. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies to the European Commission: Opinion 23: Ethical Aspects of Animal Cloning for Food Supply, 16.1.2007; http://ec.europa.eu/european_group_ethics/index_en.htm. 5. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies to the European Commission: Opinion 24: Ethics of modern developments in agricultural technologies, 17/12/2008. German: 1. Ethische Reflexionen zur Nanomedizin, in: Kristian Köchy, Martin Norwig, Georg Hofmeister (Hrsg.): Nanobiotechnologien: Philosophische, anthropologische und ethische Fragen, Freiburg, München 2008, 293-319. 2. Denk-Kulturen - The Clash of Rationalities. In: Begegnung der Wissenskulturen/ Encounter of Knowledge Cultures/ Las Cultruas del Saber su Encuentro en el Diálogo Norte-Sur. Hg. V. Raúl Fornet- Betancourt, Frankfurt am Main, 2008, 217-237 (zusammen mit Michelle Becka). 3. Ethische Dimensionen in der Pränatalen Diagnostik, in: Denise C. Hürlimann, Ruth Baumann- Hölzle und Hansjakob Müller (Hrsg.): Der Beratungsprozess in der Pränatalen Diagnostik, Bern 2008, 43-56. 4. Bildung der Identität als ethische Identität, in: Hans Jürgen Münk (Hrsg.): Wann ist Bildung gerecht? Ethische und theologische Beiträge im interdisziplinären Kontext, Bielefeld 2008, 113-126. Spanish: 1. Ciudadania, pertenencia y etica teologica, in: Stromata 64 (2008), 66-81.

ARTICLES 2007

English: 1. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies to the European Commission: Opinion 22: Ethical Guidelines for European Stem Cell Research (Rapporteur), http://ec.europa.eu/european_group_ethics/index_en.htm. 2. European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies to the European Commission: Opinion 21: Ethics in Nanomedicine, http://ec.europa.eu/european_group_ethics/index_en.htm. German: 1. Narrative Bioethik. Ethik des biomedizinischen Erzählens, in: Karen Joisten (Hrsg.): Narrative Ethik. Das Gute und das Böse erzählen, Sonderheft der Deutschen Zeitschrift für Philosophie Berlin 2007, 253-271. 2. Ethik und Ästhetik - Kunst und Wirklichkeit, in: Mathias Meyer (Hrsg.): Modell Zauberflöte: Der Kredit des Möglichen. Kulturgeschichtliche Spiegelungen erfundener Wahrheiten, Hildesheim 2007, 15-31. 3. Literatur & Ethik. Geheimbünde und Aufklärung, in: Joachim Valentin (Hrsg.): Sakrileg. Eine Blasphemie? Das Werk Dan Browns kritisch gelesen, Münster 2007, 33-48.Da Vinci Code (hg. 4. Theologische Ethik, in: Basiswissen Kultur und Religion. 101 Grundbegriffe für Unterricht, Studium und Beruf, Beate-Irene Hämel/Thomas Schreijäck (Hg.), Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 2007.

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5. Ethische Verantwortung in der Wirtschaft. In. Rer.pol., Zeitschrift der Frankfurter Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft 1-2007, 14-16. 6. Review: Thomas A. Shannon/James J. Walter, The New Genetic Medicine. Theological and Ethical Reflections, 2003, in: Zeitschrift für philosophische Forschung.

ARTICLES 2006

English: 1. Reproductive Autonomy, in: (Harvard Bulletin), (winter 2006), 44-53. 2. Narrative Bioethics, in: Christoph Rehmann-Sutter, Marcus Düwell and Dietmar Mieth (eds.): Bioethics in Cultural Contexts, Kluwer, Netherlands, 2006, 353-376. 3. Reproductive Rights in the 21st century, in: Heather Widows, Itziar Alkorta Idiakez and Aitziber Emaldi Cirio (eds.): Women’s Reproductive Rights, palgrave Macmillan, Hondmills, Basingstoke, 2006, 167-187. German: 1. Solidarität zwischen Anerkennung und Gerechtigkeit. In: Raúl Fornet-Betancourt (Hg.): Neue Formen der Solidarität zwischen Nord und Süd: Gerechtigkeit universalisieren / New Forms of Solidarity between the North and the South: Universalize Justice / Nuevas Formas de Solidaridad entre el Norte y el Sur: Universlalizar la Jusiticia. Dokumentation des XI. Internationalen Seminars des Dialogprogramms Nord-Süd (Denktraditionen im Dialog: Studien zur Befreiung und Interkulturalität Bd. 26) 2006, 33-53 (erweiterte Fassung: Dokumentation der Misereor Tagung in Beijing, China, Oktober 2005,; 2. Medizinethik auf dem Weg ins 21. Jahrhundert – Bilanz und Zukunftsperspektiven: in: Zeitschrift für Ethik in der Medizin 18, 2006 (325-330), 3. Ethische Probleme der Frühgeborenenmedizin. In: Sonderpädagogik 51/1 (2006) 23-38. 4. Geschlechterethik der Reproduktionsmedizin. In: U. Konnertz, H. Haker, D. Mieth (eds.): Ethik. Geschlecht. Wissenschaften, Paderborn 2006, 255-287. 5. Identität, in: Jean-Pierre Wils, Christoph Hübenthal (Hrsg.): Lexikon der Ethik, Paderborn 2006, 151- 157. 6. Elternschaft und Präimplantationsdiagnostik – Desiderate der öffentlichen Diskussion. In: Konrad Hilpert, Dietmar Mieth (eds.): Kriterien biomedizinischer Ethik. Theologische Beiträge zum gesellschaftlichen Diskurs, Freiburg i.Br. 2006, 255-274 (überarbeitete Fassung von 2003). 7. Regina Ammicht Quinn, Monika Bobbert, Hille Haker, Marianne Heimbach-Steins, Ulrike Kostka, Dagmar Mensink, Mechtild Schmedders, Susanna Schmidt, Marlies Schneider: Frauen in der Praxis der Reproduktionsmedizin und im bioethischen Diskurs – eine Intervention. In: Konrad Hilpert, Dietmar Mieth (eds.): Kriterien biomedizinischer Ethik. Theologische Beiträge zum gesellschaftlichen Diskurs, Freiburg i.Br. 2006, 444-471. Gekürzter Text in: Concilium 3-2006 (Andere Stimmen: Frauen in Weltreligionen).

ARTICLES 2005

English: 1. The Fragility of the Moral Self. In: Harvard Theological Review 97/4, 2004: 359-382. German: 1. Ethische Aspekte der embryonalen Stammzellforschung. In: Wolfgang Bender, C. Hauskeller, Alexandra Manzei (eds.), Crossing Borders. Grenzüberschreitungen, Münster, 2005, 127-154.

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2. Wissenschaftsmoral ist noch keine Wissenschaftsethik! Diskussionseinheit in: Erwaegen Wissen Ethik 2005, Vol 16/1. 3. Krise der Identität? Leiblichkeit, Körper und erzählte Identität in der Informations- und Wissensgesellschaft, in: Gérald Berthoud, Albert Kündig, Beat Sitter-Liver (eds.): Informationsgesellschaft. Geschichten und Wirklichkeit. 22. Kolloquium der Schweizerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Fribourg, 2005, 323-340. 4. “Wie die Ränder einer Wunde, die offen bleiben soll“. Ästhetik und Ethik der Existenz. (ed.: C. Blasberg, Franz Josef Deiters: Denken/Schreiben (in) der Krise – Existentialismus und Literatur), St. Ingbert, 2005, 539-564. 5. Narrative Bioethik (überarbeiteter Artikel von 2002). In: S. Graumann, K. Grüber (eds.): Anerkennung, Ethik und Behinderung. Beiträge aus dem Institut Mensch Ethik und Wissenschaft Bd. 2, Münster, 2005, 113-132. 6. Das Selbst als eine Andere. Zur Konstruktion moralischer Identität in den Jahrestagen von Uwe Johnson, in: Michael Hofmann (Hrsg.): Johnson-Jahrbuch 12, Göttingen 2005, 157-172.

ARTICLES 2004

English: 1. Review of S. Zizek: The Puppet and the Dwarf. In: Harvard Divinity Bulletin, fall/winter 2004. 2. Harm as Price for ?, in: Ethical Perspectives 10, 3-4, 2004, 215-223. 3. Narrative and Moral Identity in the work of Paul Ricoeur and Contemporary Ethics. In: Maureen Junker-Kenny/Peter Kenny (ed.), Memory, narrativity, self and the challenge to think God. The Reception within theology of the recent work of Paul Ricoeur Paul Ricoeur, 2004, 134-152. German: 4. Genetische Diagnostik und die Entwicklung von Gentests: Reflexionen zur ethischen Urteilsbildung. In: L. Honnefelder, D. Mieth et al. (eds.): Das genetische Wissen und die Zukunft des Menschen, Berlin 2003, 186-202. 5. Die bioethische Diskussion aus der Geschlechterperspektive. In: R. Weth (ed.): Der machbare Mensch. Theologische Anthropologie angesichts der biotechnischen Herausforderung, Neukirchen- Vluyn 2004, 73-83.

ARTICLES 2003

German: 1. Patientenautonomie aus katholisch-theologischer Perspektive: M. Zimmermann, R. Anselm: Patientenautonomie. Theoretische Grundlagen – Praktische Anwendungen, Paderborn (mentis) 2013, 139-153. 2. Theologie und Gentechnologie. In: Bernd Goebel, Gerhard Kruip (Hg.): Gentechnologie und die Zukunft der Menschenwürde (Ethik in der Praxis Bd. 10), Münster: Lit 2003, 55-66. 3. Feministische Bioethik. In: Marcus Düwell, Klaus Steigleder (Hg.): Bioethik. Eine Einführung, Frankfurt: suhrkamp 2003, 168-183. 4. In-vitro-Fertilisation bei Anlage für die Huntington-Krankheit – Darf es Behandlungsverweigerung zu Gunsten eines noch nicht gezeugten Kindes geben? In: Zeitschrift für Ethik in der Medizin 1/2003, 55-57. 5. „Ban graven Images“. Literatur als Medium ethischer Reflexion. In: Christoph Mandry (Hrsg.): Literatur ohne Moral. Literaturwissenschaften und Ethik im Gespräch, Münster: Lit, 2003, 67-88. 6. Seminareinheit: Freiheit in der Fortpflanzung? Ethische Aspekte der modernen Reproduktionsmedizin. In: Irene Leicht, Claudia Rakel,Stefanie Rieger-Goertz (Hg.): Arbeitsbuch 27 Hille Haker, Ph.D., Richard McCormick, S.J., Chair for Moral Theology Curriculum Vitae- Page

Feministische Theologie. Inhalte, Methoden, und Materialen für Hochschule, Erwachsenenbildung und Gemeinde, Gütersloh 2003, 243-248. 7. Die moderne Fortpflanzungsmedizin und die „Würde des Menschen“. In: Rolf J. Lorenz, Dietmar Mieth, Ludolf Müller (Hg.): Die „Würde des Menschen“ – beim Wort genommen, Tübingen (francke), 2003, 79-108. 8. Biofakte -– Prolegomena zum Selbst-Verhältnis zwischen Cyberspace und genetischer Kontrolle. In: Nicole Karafyllis (Hg.): Biofakte. Versuch über den Menschen zwischen Artefakt und Lebewesen, Paderborn (mentis), 2003, 61-84. 9. Präimplantationsdiagnostik und die Veränderung der Elternschaft. In: Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik 49/3, 2003, 361-379. 10. Pränataldiagnostik und Präimplantationsdiagnostik – ein Wertungswiderspruch? In: Wolfang Lenzen (Hg.): Wie bestimmt man den „moralischen Status“ von Embryonen? Paderborn (mentis), 2003, 141-163.

ARTICLES 2002

German: 1. Der perfekte Körper. Utopien der Biomedizin. In: Concilium 2/2002, 115-123. 2. Menschenwürde im Kontext der gegenwärtigen bioethischen Debatte. In: Die Philosophin 25 (2002), 70-82. 3. Körper spricht: Leiblichkeit als Modus von Identität. In: religionsunterricht an höheren Schulen 3/2002, 131-137. 4. Narrative Bioethik, in: Holderegger, Adrian; Müller, Denis; Sitter-Liver, Beat; Zimmermann-Acklin, Markus (Hrsg.): Theologie und biomedizinische Ethik. Grundlagen und Konkretionen, Universitätsverlag Fribourg/Herder: Freiburg i. Br./Freiburg i.Ue., 2002, 227-240. 5. Ethische Urteilsfindung bei Pränataldiagnostik und Präimplantationsdiagnostik. In: Julia Dietrich/ Hille Haker/ Sigrid Graumann (Hgg.): Humane Genetik? Jahrespublikation Ethik und Unterricht, friedrich Verlag 2002, 19-27. 6. Selbstkonzepte aus feministisch-ethischer Sicht. In: Freiburger Zeitschrift für Philosophie und Theologie (2002), 126-143. 7. Artikel Identität. In: M. Düwell/ C. Hübenthal/ M. Werner (Hgg): Handbuch Ethik, Stuttgart: Metzler 2002, 394-399. 8. Gibt es ein kulturübergreifendes Ethos? In: Günter Virt (Hg.): Der Globalisierungsprozess. Facetten einer Dynamik aus ethischer und theologischer Perspektive (Studien zur theologischen Ethik 95), Freiburg i. Üe., Freiburg i.Br., 2002, 187-191. 9. Menschenwürde und Menschenrechte in bioethischer Sicht. In: Gabriele von Arnim, Volkmar Deile, Franz-Josef Hutter et al. (Hrsg.): Menschenrechte 2003. Schwerpunkt Terrorismusbekämpfung und Menschenrechte, Frankfurt: suhrkamp 2002, 145-158. 10. Ethische Urteilsfindung bei Pränataldiagnostik und Präimplantationsdiagnostik [Ethical Evaluation and Decision-making in the Context of Prenatal Diagnosis and Preimplantation Diagnosis). In: Hille Haker/Julia Dietrich/Sigrid Graumann (eds.): Humane Genetik? [Human Genetics?] Jahrespublikatin Ethik und Unterricht, diesterweg 2002

ARTICLES 2001

English:

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1. Ethical aspects of prenatal genetic diagnostics. In: Etica & Politica / Ethics & Politics, vol. I, 1, 2001 (online): http://www.units.it/~dipfilo/episteme/>http://www.units.it/~dipfilo/episteme/ (deutsche Fassung in: Diakonie und Kommunkation 2/2001, 3- 27. German: 2. Wahlverwandtschaften – Liebe, Sexualität und Fortpflanzung im Zeitalter der Reproduktionsmedizin, in: Adrian Holderegger/Jean-Pierre Wils (Hgg): Interdisziplinäre Ethik, FS D. Mieth, Freiburg i.Ue. – Freiburg i. Br. 2001, 213-242. 3. Riskante Freiheit – Elternschaft unter den Bedingungen moderner Fortpflanzungsmedizin. In: Speyrer Texte Nr. 6, Januar 2001, 34-53. 4. Verantwortungsvolle Elternschaft unter den Bedingungen moderner Fortpflanzungsmedizin. In: Bundesministerium für Gesundheit: Fortpflanzungsmedizin in Deutschland, Wissenschaftliches Symposium des Bundesministeriums für Gesundheit in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Robert-Koch- Institut vom 24.-26.Mai 2000 in Berlin, Baden-Baden 2001, 104-107. 5. Ein in jeder Hinsicht gefährliches Verfahren, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung Nr. 121, 26. Mai 2001, 48 (ebf. In: Geyer, Christian (Hg.): Biopolitik, Frankfurt am Main 2001). 6. Verantwortungsvolle Elternschaft. In: epd-dokumentation 27/01. Wiederabdruck in: S. Graumann (Hg.): Die Genkontroverse. Grundpositionen. Mit der Rede von Johannes Rau, Freiburg et al. 2001, 179-184 (Vortrag auf dem Ev. Kirchentag 2001, ebf.: Dokumentation des 29. Ev. Kirchentags). 7. „Compassion als Weltprogramm des Christentums“ - Eine ethische Auseinandersetzung mit Johann Baptist Metz. In: Concilium, H. 4, 2001. S. 436-450. 8. Pränataldiagnostik und Präimplantationsdiagnostik – Ein Kommentar zur aktuellen Debatte in Deutschland, Erasmus. Revista para el diálogo intercultural; Género, Filosofía y Ciencias Sociales 3/2, 233-245.

ARTICLES 2000

German: 4. Ethische Fragen der pränatalen Diagnostik. In: Dietrich, Julia, Hellwig, Frank-Thomas: Schule Ethik Technologie, Abschlußbericht, ZEW-Publikation 2000. 5. Fortpflanzung im Zeitalter der Reproduktionsmedizin und Humangenetik - ein ethischer Kommentar. In: Renovatio 3/2000, 120-127. 6. Narrative und moralische Identität bei Paul Ricoeur. In: Concilium 36/2, 2000, 179-187. Erweiterter Text in: D. Mieth (Hg.): Erzählen und Moral. Narrativität im Spannungsfeld von Ethik und Ästhetik, Tübingen (attempto) 2000, 37-65. 7. Stellungnahme in der Expertenanhörung zur Präimplantationsdiagnostik der Enquete- Kommission des Deutschen Bundestages, Recht und Ethik der modernen Medizin, 13.11.2000 (http://www.bundestag.de/ftp/pdf_arch/med_hak.pdf).

ARTICLES 1999

English: 1. Ethical Reflections of Genetic Counselling in Prenatal Diagnosis. In: Junker-Kenny, Maureen (ed.): Designing Life? Genetics, Procreation and Ethics, Ashgate: Aldershot 1999, 112-129. 2. Selection through Prenatal Diagnosis and Preimplantation Diagnosis. In: E. Hildt/S. Graumann: Reproduction and Genetics, Ashgate/Aldershot 1999, 157-165. 3. Ethics in Human Genetics. In: International Journal of Bioethics 10/4 (1999), 35-44. 4. European Network of Biomedical Ethics: Final Report. ZEW-Publikation 1999 (with S. Graumann and D. Mieth). 29 Hille Haker, Ph.D., Richard McCormick, S.J., Chair for Moral Theology Curriculum Vitae- Page

German: 5. Präimplantationsdiagnostik als Vorbereitung von Screening-Programmen? In: M. Düwell/D. Mieth: Von der präventiven zur prädiktiven Medizin? Suppl. zur Zeitschrift für Ethik in den Medizin, 1999, 104-114. 6. Präimplantationsdiagnostik- Eckpunkte einer zukünftigen Diskussion. In: M. Düwell/D. Mieth: Von der präventiven zur prädiktiven Medizin? Suppl. zur Zeitschrift für Ethik in den Medizin, 1999, 136-141 (zusammen mit D. Mieth und S. Graumann). 7. La Convenzione europea di Bioethica: il dibattito in Germania. In: BIOETICA 4 (1999), 632-638. 8. Philosophische (Erwachsenen)-Bildung unter dem Deckmantel der Beratung. In: Ethik und Sozialwissenschaften 10/4 (1999), 513-516.

ARTICLES 1998

English: 1. The Process of Ethical Decision Making. In: E. Hildt/ D. Mieth (Hgg.): In Vitro Fertilisation in the 1990s - Towards a medical, social and ethical evaluation of IVF, Aldershot (Ashgate Publicing Company) 1998, 129-134. 2. Some Conceptual and Ethical Comments on Egg Cell Nuclear Transfer. In: Politics and the Life Sciences, Vol. 17, No. 1, March 1998, 17-19 (zus. m. S. Graumann). 3. 1st TRAC Workshop (Report of the Conference). In: Biomedical Ethics Vol 3/3, 1998. German: 4. Entscheidungsfindung im Kontext pränataler Diagnostik. In: M. Kettner (Hg.): Beratung als Zwang. Schwangerschaftsabbruch, genetische Diagnostik und Aufklärung und die Grenzen kommunikativer Vernunft. Leske & Budrich 1998, 223-251. 5. Genetische Beratung und moralische Entscheidungsfindung. In: M. Düwell/ D. Mieth: Ethik in der Humangenetik. Ethische Aspekte der genetischen Frühdiagnostik im Zusammenhang mit der menschlichen Fortpflanzung, Tübingen 1998, 238-268.

ARTICLES PRIOR TO 1998

English: 1. Human Genome Analysis and Eugenics. In: Haker/Hearn/Steigleder, a.a.O., 290-323. German: 2. Die Achtung vor Leben und Tod. Der "Erlanger Fall" war ein Konflikt über unser Selbstbild. In: Frankfurter RundschauRundschau v. 26.1.1993. 3. Human and the Problem of Ethical Evaluation. In: European Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 1995, Vol. 3.3. Special Issue. (zusammen mit Dietmar Mieth) 4. Ethical Responsibility in Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis. In: Biomedical Ethics, Vol. 2, No 3 (1997), 78-85. 5. Die Kommunitaristische Kritik an der Diskursethik. In: Ethik und Unterricht 2/1994. 6. Gentechnik am Menschen - Eine ethische Bewertung. In: Tagungsband des Landesbiologentag 1995, hg. v. Hans Dieter Frey. (zusammen mit Dietmar Mieth); wiederabgedruckt in: P. Brandt (Hg.): Zukunft der Gentechnik, Basel 1997, 255-266 (zusammen mit D. Mieth). 7. Idealvorstellungen des moralischen Ich. In: K. Golser/ R. Heeger (Hgg.): Moralerziehung im neuen Europa, Brixen 1996, 75-101. (zusammen mit Dietmar Mieth) 8. Die Betroffenheit eines Dritten wahrnehmen. In: Impulse (Zeitschrift für die Seelsorge 23/1997), 18- 20.

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LECTURES BEFORE 2018

LECTURES 2017

1. Society at the Annual Conference of the Society of Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, Memphis, TS, Oct. 19, 2017 Lecture and Panel Discussion “Signs and Wonders. Theology after Modernity” (Ellen Armour). 2. Conference on the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation, Loyola University Chicago, Oct. 18th, 2017. Panel Moderation: Luther’s Freedom of the Will; 3. Panel Discussion: „Schöne Neue Genwelt.“ Conference „Molecular Basis of Life 2017”, Bochum 25.9.2017. 4. “Giving an Account of Evil” – Annual Conference of Societas Ethica, Volos, Greece Organizer and Chair as President of Societas Ethica; August 24-27, 2017 Lecture: Evil and Vulnerable Agency 5. Critical Theory Conference, Rome: May 11-13, 2017 Keynote Lecture: “The ‘tickling in the heels’ – Kafka, Benjamin, and Postcolonialism”. 6. MIDWEST SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY: “Globalization: Promises, Possibilities, and Pitfalls”, Annual Meeting 2017, held jointly with the SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTION, COUCH STONE SYMPOSIUM “21ST Century Interactionism” March 30 – April 2, 2017. Lecture: “Recognizing (Mis-)Recognition”. Panel Discussion: Lauren Langman “God, Gold, Gun, and Glory” 7. Political Theology Lecture Series Spring 2017, Loyola University Chicago, March 21, 2017: Panel Presentation: Political Theology 8. American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meeting, Boston, February 18, 2017, Panel Moderator: "The role of values in delivering science advice for policy" 9. McCormick Lecture: Public Moral Discourse, Robin Lovin, Loyola University Chicago, Feb. 22nd, 2017 Response to Robin Lovin 10. International Conference: „Leiden in Medizin, Theologie und Medizinethik“ / „Suffering in Medicine,Theology and Medical Ethics“, Frankfurt 8.-10. March 2017 (Co-Chair) Lecture: Suffering – a Fundamental Category of Theology? A Dialogue Between Fundamental Theology and Ethics: Knut Wenzel, Frankfurt; Hille Haker, Chicago

LECTURES 2016 ACADEMIC LECTURES:

1. December 12-14, 2016: Workshop Medizinethik in der Klinikseelsorge, Universitaet Frankfurt, Ansätze in der Medizinethik: Narrative Ethik, Prinzipienethik, Care Ethik, 2. October 8, 2016: Thinking Boundaries, Annual Ricœur Conference, De Paul University, Chicago,

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Keynote Lecture: “No Space. Nowhere. Refugees and the Problem of Human Rights in Arendt and Ricoeur.” 3. October 6, 2016: Uppsala University, Sweden, Invited Lecture ‘Vulnerable Agency’ 4. September 21/22, 2016: Conference: Citizenship, Public Service & the Common , Loyola University Chicago, Panel Discussion on Security Ethics, 5. August 18-21, 2016: International Conference “Ethics and Law”, 53rd Annual Meeting, Societas Ethica (SE), Organizer, Chair and Convener as President of SE 6. July 3-7, 2016: Australian Association of Philosophy (AAP), Keynote lecture: “Vulnerable Agency: Concepts and Contexts” Monash University, 7. June 9-12, 2016: Catholic Theological Society of America, Justice and Mercy, „Compassion as a Political-Theological Concept: A Re-Interpretation of Mercy and Compassion, 8. April 18-19, 2016 4th International McCormick Ethics Colloquium, Healing the Wounds of Violence: How to Understand and Respond to Religious Violence, panel discussion “State Violence and Violence Against Vulnerable Groups: Unaccompanied Children’s Rights and Catholic Responses”, 9. April 14-17, 2016: The Challenge of God Conference, Response to Richard Kearney’s “What Comes After God? Some Anatheist Reflections”,. 10. March 28-31, 2016. 2nd Congress of Latin American and German Women Theologians (Teologanda & Aganda), Buenos Aires, Compassion und eine prophetische Ethik des Friedens"; Compasión, profecía de la no violencia y Ética de la Paz" 11. March 22, 2016, Lewis University, Signum Fidei Lecture 2016: A new covenant – Responsibility for the Earth, Lewis University, March 22, 2016. 12. March 17-19, 2016 Climate Change Conference, Loyola University Chicago, “Climate Justice – Path to a Just Future” 13. March 14, 2016: Conference on Climate Change Trinity College Dublin, Climate Change and Energy Ethics – the contribution of the European Group of Ethics in Science and New Technology (EGE) 14. March 8-11, 2016: Pontificia Urbana Conference, Rome, „Beyond Individualism: Relationships and Relationality to Rethink Identity, Transcending Liberalism – Avoiding Communitarianism: Human Rights and Dignity in Bioethics 15. January 2016 Society of Christian Ethics Annual Meeting 2016, Response to Hand Joas’ „The Danger of Self-Sacralization,“ Toronto.

PUBLIC LECTURES 2016:

1. December 12-14, 2016: Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy, University of Frankfurt, Germany: Workshop with Hospital Chaplains: Methods in Medical Ethics 2. November 15, 2016: St. Joseph Hospital Bremen, Germany Public Lecture: Verletzlichkeit und Anerkennung. 3. November 11, 2016: City Library Bochum, Public Lecture : “Kein Ort. Nirgends”? – Kirche und Gesellschaft in Verantwortung für flüchtende Menschen. 4. October 2016: St. Nicholas Parish, Evanston. Public Lecture: Laudato Si Revisited 5. September 27, 2016 Skokie Public Library: Religion and Science – Public Panel Discussion

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LECTURES 2015 ACADEMIC LECTURES:

1. National Academies of Sciences (NAS), International Summit on Human Gene Editing: A Global Discussion, „Societal Implications of “ – Lecture, December 2015 2. Loyola University Chicago, Still Guests in Our Own House? Women and the Church since Vatican II. Panel Moderator, Bodies, Patriarchy, Ecclesial Sin and Gender Justice, November 7, 2015. 3. “Interkulturelle/interreligiöse Herausforderungen für die Klinikseelsorge”. Workshop at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Ethics in Medicine, Frankfurt, 9/24/2015 (with Gwendolin Wanderer). 4. “Welche Rolle spielen Religion und Kulturen im bioethischen Diskurs?” Panel at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Ethics in Medicine, Frankfurt, 9/24/2015. 5. Laudato Si’ @ LUC, Loyola University Chicago, “The Political Dimension of Laudato Si’.” September 2015. 6. “The Role of Illness Narratives in Ethical Counseling.” Invited Plenary Speaker at the International Conference: Illness Narratives in Practice, University of Freiburg, June 26-27, 2015. 7. “Moral Enhancement, Biopolitics, and the Question of Moral Life” Invited Speaker at the international conference on: Bare Life and Moral Life, Madrid (SLU), June 28 – July 2, 2015. 8. “Misrecognition and Recognition – A Necessary Conversation Between Critical Theory and Phenomenology.” Keynote at the 8th International Critical Theory Conference, Rome, May 2015. 9. “Catholic Social Thought.” Response paper given at the International Concilium Symposium- “Journeys of Liberation: Joys and Hopes for the Future.” Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 2015. 10. “The New Culture of Security and Surveillance: Ethical Challenges.” Paper given at the Society of Christian Ethics Annual Meeting. Chicago, January 2015. 11. “Security and Surveillance: Ethical Challenges.” Trinity Dublin College, Ethics of Security and Surveillance Technologies, January 22nd, 2015

PUBLIC LECTURES 2015:

1. “Kinder ohne Geschichte.” University Clinic, Netzwerk „Abschiedskultur“, Mainz, June 2015. 2. “Theology, Ethics, and the Holocaust.” Invited Panel Member for Panel Looking at the connection of History and Memory. Loyola University Chicago, April 2015.

LECTURES 2014

Academic Lectures: 6. Recognition and Misrecognition – Lecture at the International Conference: Paul Ricœur, Thinker of the Margins, Antwerp, Belgium, September 2014 7. McCormick Panel: „Gender, ‚Gender Ideology’, and the Family: Feminist Perspectives on the Prospects for Change in the Catholic Church, Loyola University, Chicago. November 2014. 8. Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy; One Day Workshop Introduction to Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy, May 2014. 9. Christianity and the City; Ethics and Theology, Summary Statement, Erfurt, May 2014

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10. 7th International Critical Theory Conference: Keynote Plenary Lecture: Walter Benjamin: Power and Justice - The Weakness of Morality, May 8, Rome 2014 11. Online Lecture to Students in Malta: Bioethics at the limits of life, February 2014 12. Feminist Bioethics and the Concept of Parenthood in the Age of Reproduction: Lecture at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. 6 February 2014. Public Lectures: 1. Responsibility for the Planet - Catholic Ethics and Ecological Crisis. St. Nicholas Parish, Evanston, October 12, 2014

LECTURES 2013

Academic Lectures: 1. Workshop: The economization of healthcare. One day seminar, (certified by German Medical Board as qualification course); University Frankfurt, event by the project Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy, December 12, 2013 2. Ethik und Empirie. Invited Opening Lecture of the Bi-Annual Conference of the International Association of German Speaking Moral Theologians and Social Ethicists, September 7-11, Graz, Austria 3. “Energy Ethics” – A European Perspective. Invited Panel Speaker at the Societas Ethica Annual Conference on Climate Change, August 21-25, Utrecht University, Netherland 4. Guest Master Seminar: Global Justice, University of Tübingen, June 13-14, 2013 5. Solidarity and Justice reconsidered: Invited Lecture at the Concilium Conference: Living with Diversity, Montreal, May 29th 2013 6. Book Presentation: Susan Ross, Anthropology: Seeking Light and Beauty, Loyola University Chicago, May 3, 2013 7. Religion in the Public Sphere: Lecture at the 2nd McCormick International Colloquium Chicago, March 18-21, 2013 8. Robotik als Projektion und Pflegeersatz – Ethische Fragen zum Einsatz von Robotern in der alternden Gesellschaft, Invited Lecture: University of Frankfurt, 14.1.2013 (Robotics as Projection and Replacement of Care – Ethical Questions on the use of robots in an ‚ageing society‘) 9. Panel Presentation on J. Bishop’s “The Anticipatory Corpse” ; Society of Christian Ethics, Jan 3-6, 2013 Public Lectures: 10. „Verantwortete Elternschaft“ unter den neuen Bedingungen der Reproduktionsmedizin und pränatalen Diagnostik, Wuerzburg, July 26, 2013 11. Bildung der Identität als ethische Identität: Katholische Erwachsenenbildung Rottenburg Stuttgart, Invited Lecture, 20.4.2013 12. Ethik im Spannungsfeld von moralischen Intuitionen, Appellen und Überforderung Vorarlberg, 8.3.2013.

LECTURES 2012

Academic Lectures: 1. Lecture on Nanomedicine and Ethics at Notre Dame University (Interdisciplinary, February 13, 2013 2. Lecture and course Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy; annual course; Frankfurt March 8- 10th, 2012

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3. Lecture: Sex-trafficking; conference: Poverty, Coercion and Human Rights, Loyola University Chicago, April 13-15, 2012 4. Workshop: Religious Pluralism: Medical Ethics in Health Care Chaplaincy, May 10th 5. Lecture: Caring for cancer patients in light of human vulnerability. At: New issues in Ethics and Oncology International and multidisciplinary expert meeting, May 11/12, University of Heidelberg 6. Panel Discussion / Chair: Novel Food; International Association of Bioethics, Rotterdam, June 26- 28th 7. University of Frankfurt: Lecture: Narrative Ethics, June 28th, 2012 8. Protestant Academy of Munich/Catholic Academy of Munich: Conference “Oekumene fuer das Leben” --- Lecture on: Human Life at the Beginning 9. Lecture: Vulnerability and Healthcare Ethics: The Tenth Annual Conference on Contemporary Catholic Healthcare Ethics: End of life care and institutional identity in the catholic tradition; Oct. 11- 12, 2012, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine; 10. Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy (breakout session, with G. Wanderer): The Tenth Annual Conference on Contemporary Catholic Healthcare Ethics: End of life care and institutional identity in the catholic tradition; Oct. 11-12, 2012, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. Public Lectures:

11. Soziale Verantwortung; Lecture at the Catholic Academy & “Cloppenburger Tafel”; Cloppenburg, March 7, 2012 12. Katholikentag 16.-20.5.2012: Panel: Synthetic Biology 13. Katholikentag 16.-20.5.2012: Panel Economization of Medicine? 14. Katholikentag 16.-20.5.2012: Scientific Symposium: Catholic Church: where to go, and with whom? 15. TV discussion (60 min): Reproductive Medicine in Austria, June 26, 2012 16. PND – lecture at the highschool, Senior Year, Cloppenburg, July 9th 17. Kinderwunsch unter Vorbehalt – eine neue Ethik der Elternschaft. Public Lecture: Cara – Beratungstelle zur Schwangerschaft in Kooperation m. d. Bremischen ev. Kirche, Nov. 22, 2012. Media Appearances:

1. German TV: HR: Horizonte: TV discussion on egg donation "Kein Kind um jeden Preis!" - Hessischer Rundfunk, June 4, 2012, http://www.hr- online.de/website/fernsehen/sendungen/index.jsp?key=standard_document_34082780&jmpage=1&ty pe=v&rubrik=34844&jm=0&mediakey=fs/horizonte/20120602_horizonte 2. Austrian TV: ORF Kreuz und quer: TV discussion (60 min): Projekt Baby - Was darf die Reproduktionsmedizin? Reproductive Medicine in Austria, June 26, 2012 (dvd) TV discussion (60 min): Reproductive Medicine in Austria, June 26, 2012: ORF 3. German TV: ARD (TV documentary: Monitor): Interview: Food from cloned animal, in: Frankensteins Grillteller? Was wir nicht über unser Fleisch wissen, August 9, 2012, http://www.wdr.de/tv/monitor/sendungen/2012/0908/grill.php5 4. German Public Radio: WDR (25minutes radio interview): Anonymous sperm donation and reproductive medicine, July 2012.

LECTURES 2011

Academic Lectures:

1. “Holy Sex Workers”: Mary Magdalene and Other Women, or the Mythology of Prostitution: A Panel Discussion, organized by the Cody Chair and McCormick Chair, Loyola University Chicago,

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March 3rd, 2011; lecture: “Indecent Work, Indecent Workers or Victims-Can Christian Ethics Get It Right?” 2. Woodrow Wilson Center Washington: Panel on Synthetic Biology, President’s Commission on Bioethics and European Group on Ethics, March 25th, 2011. 3. Hohenheimer Theologinnen Treffen 2011; Introduction as former president, May 2011. 4. Kulturwissenschaftlicher Kongress: „Geburt, Kindheit, Geschwister – die Wurzeln unserer Zukunft“, 21.05.2011 + 22.05.2011 Kaiserslautern; lecture: ethics of parenthood. 5. Expert Hearing Präimplantationsdiagnostik, German Federal Parliament, 25. Mai, 2011, Berlin. 6. Workshop zur Ethik im Strafvollzug, May 23-24, Mainz. 7. Keynote Speaker at the annual meeting of Societas Ethica in Locarno: Autonomy and Care in Medicine, 25.-28. August 2011. 8. Conference lecture: Experientielle Ethik und Scham, Beschämung und Moralische Identität: Conference on Experietial Ethics, Erfurt, October 2011. 9. Organisation and Chairing of the first Richard McCormick Lecture and first International Colloquium. Media Appearances:

1. Radio Interview on the German Theologians‘ Memorandum: BBC Belfast, Februrary 2011. 2. CNR (interview with John Allen), February 2011, http://catholicdiscussion.yuku.com/topic/5380/German-bishops-express--desire--dialogue--- theologians#.TeUtWlvAxod 3. German Television documentary program: „Monitor“: Lebensmittel von geklonten Tieren 4. Panel Discussion: “Du sollst nicht töten!”. Kölner Stadtanzeigers and Frankfurter Rundschau: Zur Tötung Usama Bin Ladens, Köln 10.5.2011. 5. Radio-Talk Südwestrundfunkt, with philosopher and chair of the Swiss National Ethics Committee Otfried Höffe, Juni 2011; podcast: http://www.podcast.de/episode/2376697/Der%20Kulturkampf%20um%20die%20PID 6. Television Talk zur Präimplantationsdiagnostik, Bibel TV, Juli 2011 7. Television News appearing PID, Bibel TV, Juli 2011; 30min video available online: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpNYewNK_2M

LECTURES 2010

Academic Lectures:

1. Lecture: Ethik in der Klinikseelsorge, Vallendar, January 2010 2. Lecture on Synthetic Biology, conference: What makes us Human. Loyola University Chicago, March 2010 3. Conference (Organisation with Olaf Schumann): Marktwirtschaft und Menschenrechte, Frankfurt University März 2010 4. Panel Discussion Ökumenischen Kirchentag München: “Damit ihr Hoffnung habt”, May 2010 5. Panel Discussion with Prof. Ulrich Koertner: Ökumenischer Kirchentag München: “Wem gehört der Tod”, May 2010. 6. Panel Discussion: Sexueller Missbrauch in der Kirche, Kath. Akademie Hamburg, May 2010 7. Workshop „Ethik im Strafvollzug“, Mainz, June 2010 8. International Conference (with G. Wanderer): Religiöser Pluralismus und Klinikseelsorge, Lecture: Religiöser Pluralismus in der Bioethik, June 2010.

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9. Keynote Speaker: Moral Conflicts Reconsidered: Respect for the Patient as Individual and the Duty to Care for All, Tagung: Is medical ethics really in the best interest of the patient? Uppsala, 14- 16 June, 2010. 10. Concilium Meeting, Dublin, Panel on Ecumenical Theology, 17.6.2010 11. Cody/McCormick Panel: Sex, Power, and Church Authority, Loyola University Chicago, Vortrag: "Catholic Sexual Ethics - A Necessary Revision: Theological Responses to the Sexual Abuse Scandal" September 2010 12. Conference Medical Ethics in Healthcare Chaplaincy, Harvard Divinity School and Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Cambridge MA., Lecture: Narrative Ethics, October 2010. 13. Inauguration Lecture, Loyola University Chicago: Dangerous Responsibility: A new category for Christian ethics?, Loyola University Chicago, October 2010. 14. Panel Discussion and Lecture: End of Life Decisions, Comment on Abdulaziz Sachedina, Victoria University Toronto, October 2010

Interviews and Media 2010:

1. Hamburger Abendblatt: Security Detention, May 2010 2. NDR: Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church, May 2010 3. Hessischer Rundfunk, TV: Horizonte: The Ten Commandments: “Thou shalt not Lie”, June 2010 4. RBB: Radio-Interview Neonatology, June 2010

Lectures before 2010 About 100 academic and public lectures; regular Media (Radio, TV) Appearances.

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