PhD Theses in Bioethics
Angela Ballantyne (2006), Exploitation in HIV/ AIDS International Clinical Research. (Donaghue Visiting Scholar, Yale's Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics.) Supervisors: Oakley, Sparrow, Neil.
Jacinta Kerin (2004), The matter of metaphysics: Bergon, Bioethics and Feminism.
Ani B. Satz (2002), Testing Access: Toward a theory of entitlement to genetic testing. Supervisors: Singer, Oakley.
Merle Spriggs (2002), Autonomy and patients' decisions. Supervisors: Oakley, Singer.
Giles Yates (2001), An Outcome-Dependent Approach to Competence Assessment. Supervisor: Singer.
Deborah Zion (2001), Attachment and liberty: gay communities in Australia and the ethics of HIV/ AIDS. Supervisor: Oakley.
Susan Bailey (2000), The ethics of making decisions about the provision of intensive care. Supervisors: Oakley, Kuhse.
David Macintosh (2000),Trust and Betrayal in the Physician-Patient Relationship. Supervisors: Oakley, Kuhse, Holton.
Lynn Gillam (1999), Using Fetal Tissue and Nazi Data - The Moral Problem of Benefiting from Past Wrongs. Supervisor: Kuhse.
Ian Olver (1996), A Highest Value on Life Ethic for Life or Death Decision Making. Supervisor: Singer.
Udo Schuklenk (1995), Access to Experimental Drugs in Terminal Illness. Supervisors: Singer, Kuhse.
Julian Savulescu (1994), Good Reasons to Die. Supervisor: Singer.
With any queries regarding these theses, please contact Justin Oakley.