David rodríguez-arias
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Departamento de Filosofía I
FiloLab-UGR
About me
I am a Ramón y Cajal Researcher and Vice-Director of FiloLab-UGR, at the Department of Philosophy I of the University of Granada, where I teach Ethics and Bioethics. My main research interests are global bioethics and clinical ethics, with a focus on death determination, end-of-life, and organ transplantation.
Recent Conferences
- Defining Death Conference: Organ transplantation and the 50-year legacy of the Harvard Report on brain death. Harvard Medical School HMS Center for Bioethics Annual Bioethics Conference April 11-13, 2018, Invited Speaker
- Dying, Death, Donating. International Conference on the Ethics of Organ Donation September 7-8, 2016, Granada, Spain. Organizer
- III Seminario de Ética Práctica Éticas aplicadas en España Granada, 5 y 6 de septiembre de 2016. Organizer
- Models of consent for deceased organ procurement International Workshop May 5th – 7th, 2016. Organizer
Recent publications
- academia.edu
- researchgate.net
- Google Scholar
- Philpapers
- Dialnet
- PubMed
- RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS D. and MOLINA A. (2017) (Guests Editors) Contemporary debates in organ donation and transplantation ethics. Dilemata. 23
- RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS D, WILKINSON D, YOUNGNER S (2017) How Can You Be Transparent About Labeling the Living as Dead?, The American Journal of Bioethics,
- RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS D, MORGAN M. (2016)“Nudging” Deceased Donation Through an Opt-Out System: A Libertarian Approach or Manipulation? The American Journal Of Bioethics Vol. 16 , Iss. 11,
- GREENBERG R, GOLDBERG A. RODRIGUEZ-ARIAS D. (eds.) (2016) Ethical Issues in Pediatric Organ Transplantation. Dordrecht, Springer,
- RODRIGUEZ-ARIAS D., MAISO J, HEENEY C. (eds.)(2016) Justicia ¿Para todos? Perspectivas filosóficas sobre la Justicia, Madrid, Plaza y Valdés,
- TRIVIÑO R. y RODRIGUEZ-ARIAS, D. (eds.) (2016) Cuestiones de vida y muerte. Perspectivas éticas y jurídicas en torno al nacer y el morir. Plaza y Valdés.
- ORTEGA-DEBALLON I, RODRÍGUEZ-ARIAS D, SMITH MJ. (2016) Protocols for Uncontrolled Donation After Circulatory Death. The Thin Red Line Between Life (Resuscitation Attempts) and Death (Organ Retrieval After Circulatory Death), in Jox R. et al. Organ Transplantation in Times of Donor Shortage, Springer International, Library of Ethics, Law, and the New Medicine Volume 59, pp 337-347
