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PROF. DANIEL SPERLING Date: 31/10/2019

CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Personal Details Office Address: University of Haifa, Department of Nursing room #309

199 Aba Khoushy Ave. Mount Carmel, Haifa, Israel - 3498838

Office Telephone Number: 972-4-8288687

Email Address: [email protected]

2. Higher Education a. Undergraduate and Graduate Studies

Degree Name of Institution

and Department

Period of Study

LL.B.+B.A.

(Humanities)(Philosophy)

Hebrew University of Jerusalem,

Faculty of Law and

Department of Philosophy

2000-1996

LL.M. University of Tonronto,

Faculty of Law and

the Joint Center for Bioethics

2003

S.J.D. University of Toronto,

Faculty of Law and

the Joint Center for Bioethics

2006-2003

b. Academic Stays/ Sabbaticals

Name of Host Name of Institution and

Department/Lab

Period of

Study

Visiting Researcher at the

Cambridge Forum for Legal and Political

Philosophy

University of Cambridge,

Faculty of Law and the

Department of History and

Philosophy of Sciences

September

2004-

February

2005

Lady Davis Research Fellow Hebrew University of

Jerusalem, Faculty of Law

and Faculty of Medicine

2006

Sabbatical as Visiting Fellow, the Petrie-

Flom Center for Health Law

Policy, Biotechnology and Bioethics

Harvard University, Faculty

of Law

January

2013 –

June 2013

mailto:[email protected]

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3a. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutes of Higher Education

Name of Institution and Department Years

Lecturer Netanya Academic College

School of Law

2008-2006

Senior Lecturer Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Faculty of Medicine,

School of Public Health & Community

Medicine and

Faculty of Social Sciences,

School of Public Policy & Government

2014-2008

Senior Lecturer

(Procedure for the

rank of Associate

Professor ceased due

to the position at

University of Haifa)

Yezreel Valley college, Yezreel Valley

Academic College,

Department of Health Systems Management

2017-2019

Associate Professor University of Haifa,

Department of Nursing

1 October

2019-Current

3b. Teaching Positions in Institutes of Higher Education

Name of Institution and Department Years

Teaching Fellow Tel Aviv University

Faculty of Law

2005 - 2008

Teaching Fellow University of Haifa

Faculty of Law

2007 – 2008

2013 -

Current

Teaching Fellow Bar-Ilan University

Faculty of Law

2015

Teaching Fellow The Israel Academic College in Ramat Gan

Department of Nursing and

Department of Health Management

2016

Teaching Fellow

The Open University

Department of Sociology, Political Sciences

and Communication

2016 - 2018

4. Offices in Academic Administration

Role Name of Institution and Department Years

Member,

Steering Committee

for the development

of a

new M.A. program in

Development Studies


Faculty of Social Sciences

2010

3

Faculty Coordinator,

Public Policy Forum


School of Public Policy

2010

Chair,

Visibility Committee


School of Public Health

2013-2009

Member,

Admission

Committee


School of Public Health

2013-2009

Chair,

Grants and Awards

Committee


School of Public Policy

2014-2009

Initiating, planning,

organizing and

leading the Jerusalem

Forum for Bioethics


Faculty of Medicine

2009-2014

Member,

Ethics Committee



2010

Member,

Grants and Awards

Committee



2014-2010

Member, University

Ethics Committee for

Research

on Human Subjects

(IRB)

Hebrew University of Jerusalem 2014-2011

Chair,

Health Law and

Ethics Studies

Yezreel Valley Academic College,

Department of Health Systems

Management

October 2017-

September 2019

Chair,

Research Committee

Yezreel Valley Academic College,

Department of Health Systems

Management

October 2018-

September 2019

Member,

Placement Committee

Yezreel Valley Academic College October 2019 –

September 2019

5. Scholarly Positions and Activities outside the University

Memberships in Academic Professional Associations Years

International Association of Bioethics,

American Society for Bioethics and Humanities

Israeli Association of Medicine and Law

European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare

2008-Current

Editorial Assignments Years

Editor (with Michael Kirby, Richard Magnus, Jose Ramon Cossio

Diaz and Claude Veges) of Casebook on bioethics for Judges

(Israel National Commission for UNESCO)

2016

Editing a book on informational ethics for MOFET Publishing (with

Liat Josefsberg and Amalia Ran

2018-Current

4

Reviewing for Refereed Journal Years

American Journal of Bioethics (Impact Factor –4.85. The journal is

placed 1/52 journals in the field of Ethics and 1/16 journals in the field

of Medical Ethics and Q1 under JCR)

Journal of Medical Ethics (Impact Factor –1.89. The journal is placed

6/52 journals in the field of Ethics and 3/16 journals in the field of

Medical Ethics and Q1 under JCR)

Health Policy (Imapct Factor – 2.29. The Journal is placed 22/79

journals in the field of Health Policy & Services and Q2 under JCR)

Medical Law Review (Imapct Factor – 1.10. The Journal is placed 9/16

journals in the field of Medicine/Legal, 65/150 journals in the field of

Law and Q2 under JCR)

Israel Law Review

Law and Ethics of Human Rights

Israel Journal of Health Policy Research (Imapct Factor – 1.65. The

Journal is placed 44/79 journals in the field of Health Policy &

Services and Q2 under JCR)

Mishpatim (in Hebrew)

Iyun (in Hebrew)

Hearat Din (in Hebrew)

Harefuah (in Hebrew)

Medicine & Law (in Hebrew)

The Journal of Health Law and Bioethics (in Hebrew)

Social Security (in Hebrew)

2008-Current

Reviewing for Fund Agencies Years

Israel Science Foundation (ISF)

Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research

2013-Current

Other Academic Activities Years

Adjunct faculty, Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv University 2005-2008

Member of a steering committee for the construction of

a mandatory course in medical ethics, Israeli Medical

Association

2006

Member of the Advisory Committee to Chairman, Israel

Transplant Center

2008

Adjunct faculty, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa 2007-2008

Faculty Editor, Public Policy Journal (Special issue on

health), School of Public Policy, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

2008-2009

Member of the Public Forum for the Medical Basket, Israeli Medical

Association

2008-2009

Member of a research group on health inequality, The Van

Leer Jerusalem Institute

2010

Member of the Ethics Committee, Hadassah Medical Center 2010-2014

Member of the Ethics Committee according to the Dying 2011

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Patient Act, Hadassah Medical Center

Adjunct faculty, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa 2013-Current

Member of a research group at the Minerva Center for

Interdisciplinary Studies of End-of-Life, Tel Aviv University

2014

Adjunct faculty, Faculty of Law, Bar-Ilan University 2015

Supervisor of seminar papers written in the courses of Social

Security, Current theories of Social Justice and human rights in

international relations, Department of Management and Economics,

Open University

2015-Current

Writing research reports and reviews, Editor of Collection of Research

Tools and Member of the Ethics Committee, MOFET Institute

2015-2019

Reviewing Theses and Examining Graduate Students

Year of

Completion/

In Progress

Degree Title of Thesis Name of Student

2009 M.A.

Continuation of projects in

public policy

Noa Aker

2010 M.P.H. Function of Helsinki

Committees

Orit Gotel

2010 Ph.D. The Legal and Ethic Aspects

of Human and Human

Embryos Cloning

Vladislav

Tarnopolskey

2011 M.A. Medical experimentation with

human subjects

Hedva Eyal

2012 Ph.D. Informed consent Doron Komanshter

2014 Ph.D. Reproductive ethics Sivan Tamir

6. Active Participation in Scholarly Conferences

a1. International Conferences - Held Abroad

Role Subject of

Lecture/Discussion

Place of Conference Name of

Conference

Date

Lecture Ethics of Brain death Havana, Cuba

(Instituto de

Neurología y

Neurocirugía)

4th International

Symposium on

Coma and Death

March 2004

Lecture

and chair

Posthumous harm Barcelona, Spain

(The European

Society For

Philosophy

of Medicine and

Healthcare)

XIXth European

Conference on

Philosophy of

Medicine

and Health Care

August 2005

6

Lecture Motivation to donate

organs for

transplantation and

symbolic existence

Rotterdam,

The

Netherlands

(European Society

for Organ

Transplantation)

International

Conference on

Ethical, Legal

and

Psychological

Aspects of

Organs

Transplantation:

Towards a

Common

European Policy

April 2007

Lecture Definition of Death

and organ donation

Varadero, Cuba

(Instituto de

Neurologíay

Neurocirugía)

International

Conference on

Brain-Death

May 2008

Lecture Symbolic self and

organ donation

Rijeka, Croatia

(International

Association of

Bioethics)

9th World

Congress of

Bioethics

September 2008

Lecture Access to fertility

care: Ethical issues

Rotterdam, the

Netherlands

(Erasmus University

Rotterdam)

International

Conference on

Health Rationing

December 2010

Lecture

and

Chair

Physician Financial

and Organizational

Interests: the

Revised Legal

Doctrine of

Informed Consent

and Bioethics

Naples, Italy

(UNESCO Chair in

Bioethics)

9th World

Conference in

bioethics

November 2013

Lecture In defence of suicide

tourism

Debrecen, Hungary

(European Society

For Philosophy

of Medicine and

Healthcare)

28th Annual

Conference on

Philosophy of

Medicine

and Health Care

August 2014

Lecture Is suicide tourism a

moral phenomenon?

Oslo, Norway

(European Society

for Philosophy of

Medicine and

Healthcare)

33rd Annual

Conference on

Philosophy of

Medicine and

Healthcare

August 2019

Invited

Keynote

Speaker

What should we

learn from suicide

tourism?

Krakow, Poland

(Institute of Health

Sciences,

Jagiellonian

University)

Death and Dying

Issues in the

Medical, Cultural

and

Environmental

Perspectives

May 2020

7

a2. International Conferences - Held in Israel

Role Subject of

Lecture/Discussion


Conference

Date

Lecture Use of Perenkof's Atlas in

medical education

Haifa, Israel (International

Center for Health, Law

and Ethics, University of

Haifa)

International

Conference on

Science, Law and

Ethics – Sixty

Years Post World

War II

June 2005


treatment and the

application of

the principle of equality to

ART

Jerusalem, Israel (The

Israel National Institute for

Health Policy Research)

4th International

Conference on

Health Policy

December

2009

Lecture The therapeutic triumph:

Making poor claims and

offering a revised

conceptualization

to justify embryo

selection

Yezreel Valley Academic

College (The European

Society For Philosophy

of Medicine and

Healthcare)

26th European

Conference on

Philosophy of

Medicine

August 2012

Lecture and

Chair

Revising the Requirement

of Informed Consent in an

Era of Privatization and

Managed Care:

Implications for Bioethics

and the Relationship

between Law and Ethics

Tiberias, Israel (UNESCO

Chair in bioethics)

8th International

UNESCO

Conference on

Bioethics

September

2012

Lecture Moral justifications of

suicide tourism

Tel-Aviv, Israel (The

Edmond Safra Center for

Ethics, Tel-Aviv

University)

International

Conference on

"The Ends of Life"

June 2014

Lecture and

Chair

In defence of suicide

tourism

Jerusalem, Israel

(UNESCO Chair in

bioethics)

10th World

Conference in

bioethics

January 2015

Lecture What is wrong with

formalization of social

science research ethics?

Haifa, Israel (University of

Haifa)

International

Workshop on

ERBs in the Social

Sciences

December

2017

Lecture A two-tier situation: What

is wrong with assisted

suicide tourism and why it

does not help in changing

existing prohibition of

assisted suicide in

countries of origin?

Jerusalem, Israel

(UNESCO Chair in

bioethics)

13th World

Conference in

bioethics

November

2018

8

a3. Local Conferences

Role Subject of

Lecture/Discussion


Conference

Date

Lecture Reproductive liberty Haifa, Israel

(The International Centre

for Medicine, Ethics and

Law, University of Haifa)

Conference on

Natural Selection or

Free Choice

July 2008

Lecture

and Chair

Should everyone be

entitled to fulfill her

right to reproduction?

Tel-Aviv, Israel

(The Academic College

of Tel-Aviv Yaffo)

Conference on New

Reproductive

Technologies:

Between

Medicine and

Society

February

2010


care

Tel-Aviv, Israel

(The Israel National

Institute for Health Policy

Research)

8th Annual

Conference on

Health Policy

December

2010

Chair N/A Tel-Aviv, Israel

(Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv

University)

15 Years for the

Israeli Surrogacy

Act

December

2010

Conference

organizer,

chair and

lecturer

Regulation of

alternative and

complementary

medicine in Israel

Jerusalem, Israel

(Jerusalem Forum for

Bioethics, Hebrew

University of Jerusalem)

Conference on

Legal, Social,

Ethical and

Economical Aspects

of Alternative

Medicine

April, 2011

Poster

presenter

Public perception on

committees for

exceptional cases

Tel-Aviv, Israel



Research)

9h Annual

Conference on

Health Policy

March 2012

Lecture

and Panel

discussant

How are decisions on

medications outside

the national basket

being made?

Committees for

exceptional cases and

their roles and

justifications

Haifa, Israel

(Israel Ophtalmological

Society)

Annual Conference

October 2014

Lecture Regulation of medical

tourism in Israel

Tel-Aviv, Israel



Research)

11th Annual

Conference on

Health Policy

May 2015

Lecture

and Panel

discussant

Big data ethics:

Challenges in privacy

Rehovot, Israel

(Weizmann Institute of

Science)

Annual Conference

of Science and

Technology

Teachers on Big

Data

December

2017

9

b. Organization of Conferences or Sessions

Role Subject of

Conference

Place of

Conference

Name of

Conference

Year

Planning, Organizing

and leading the

conference

(With Prof. Amir

Shmueli)

Social, ethical, legal

and financial aspects

of alternative and

complementary

medicine

Hebrew

University of

Jerusalem and

Haddassah

Medical Center

Social, ethical,

legal and financial

aspects of

alternative and

complementary

medicine

2011

7. Invited Lectures (Others than in Scholarly Conferences)

Abroad

Role Subject of Lecture Place of Lecture Name of

Forum

Year


treatment and the

application of

the principle of equality

to ART

New York, New York

(Center for Bioethics,

Columbia University)

Faculty

seminar

October

2009

Lecutre Access to fertility

treatment and the

application of

the principle of equality

to ART

Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania

(Center for Bioethics,

University of

Pennsylvania)

Faculty

seminar

October

2009

Lecture Symbolic existence,

organ donation, policy,

ethics and law

Lausanne, Switzerland

(Ethos – Plateforme

Interdisciplinaire

d'éthique, Université de

Lausanne)

Special

Seminar

February

2013

Lecture Revising the

Requirement of Informed

Consent in an Era of

Privatization, Managed

Care and ACOs:

Implications for

Bioethics and the

Connection between Law

and Ethics

Boston, Massachusetts

(The Petrie-Flom Center

for Health Law Policy,

Biotechnology and

Bioethics, Harvard Law

School)

Special

Seminar

April

2013

Lecture Symbolic existence,

organ donation, policy,

ethics and law

Chicago, Illinois

(the MacLean Center for

Clinical Medical Ethics,

University of Chicago)

Faculty

Seminar Series

April

2013

Lecture A two-tier situation:

What is wrong with

assisted suicide tourism

and why it does not help

Oxford, UK

(Law School, University

of Oxford)

Faculty

Seminar series

(health law)

October

2017

10

in changing existing

prohibition of assisted

suicide in countries of

origin?


What is wrong with






origin?

Manchester, UK

(Center for Social ethics

and Policy, University

of Manchester)

Guest lecture October

2017


What is wrong with






origin?

Bristol, UK

(Centre for Ethics in

Medicine, Bristol

Medical School)

Guest lecture October

2017

Lecture Suicide Tourism:

Understanding the legal,

philosophical and socio-

political dimensions

Gottingen, Germany

(Center for Medical

Law, University of

Gottingen)

Guest lecture

in my book

launch event

November

2019

Lecture Suicide Tourism:

Understanding the legal,

philosophical and socio-

political dimensions

Zurich, Switzerland

(Competence Center,

Law, Medicine and

Ethics, University of

Zurich)

Guest lecture

in my book

launch event

November

2019

In Israel

Role Subject of Lecture Place of Lecture Name of Forum Year

Lecture Death by Doctor's

Prescription

Jerusalem, Israel The Ethics Centre at

Mishkenot Shaananim

November

2009

8. Colloquium Talks

Presentation

Place of Lecture Name of Forum Year

S.J.D. thesis Toronto, Canada Graduate Seminar, Centre

for Law and Innovation,

University of Toronto

May 2004

Posthumous harm in

the medical context

Halifax, Canada Canadian Institutes for

Health Research

Colloquium

May 2004

11

Posthumous Harm Cambridge, UK Cambridge Forum for

Bioethics

November

2004

Posthumous Harm Cambridge, UK Cambridge Forum for

Legal and Political

Philosophy

December

2004

S.J.D. thesis Edmonton, Canada Canadian Institutes for

Health Research

Colloquium

May 2005

9. Research Grants

a. Grants Awarded

Publications Years Amount Funded by

(C= Competitive Fund) Title Other

Researchers

(Name &

Role)

Role in

Research

D15 2009 $3,500 The Levi Eshkol

Institute for Social,

Economic and Political

Research in Israel

(C)

Review of Attitudes

and Policies

Regarding Fertility

Care and Assisted

Reproductive

Technologies in

Israel

PI

D22 2010 $5,400 Soroka University

Medical Center

Research Fund

Examination of

Factors Inhibiting

and Encouraging

Organ

Donation in Israel

Gabriel

Gurman

Co-PI

PI

D21, D23,

D26

2010 12,000$ִ Department of Internal

Grants, Hebrew

University of

Jerusalem (Grant

awarded for receiving

"very good" evaluation

by the Israel Science

Foundation in a

research proposal for

the years 2008-2009)

(C)

Justice and Equality

in Provision of

Reproductive

Technologies

PI

D16, D24 2011-

2013

31,515$ The Israel National

Institute for Health

Policy and Health

Services Research

(C)

Review of decision-

making, status and

contribution of

HMOs committees

for exceptional

cases to access and

quality of medical

care

PI

12

D6 2014 8,150$ Eliot Philip Memorial

Lecture Fund (medical

ethics)

(C)

Palliative sedation:

Ethical perspectives

PI

In progress 2018 9,190$ MOFET Institute

Research Grant

(C)

IRBs: Justifications

and Challenges

PI

In progress -2018

2019

15,000 The Interdisciplinary

Center for the Study of

Dignified End-of-Life

Research Grant

(C)

Preferences of

Israeli suicide

tourists

PI

In progress -2018

2019

3,500$ Yezreel Valley

Academic College,

Research Authority

(C)

(Internal source)

Preferences of

Israeli suicide

tourists

PI

b. Submission of Research Proposals – Pending

Years Funded by

(C= Competitive

Fund)

Title Other

Researchers

(Name & Role)

Role in

Research

2023-2020 ISF

(C)

(Submitted,

November 2019)

Burdens on Israeli informal

caregivers for an aging

population:

A re-examination of policy,

law and social services during

an unprecedented

demographic shift

Hedva Vinarski-

Peretz, PI.

PI

Not Funded –Submission of Research Proposals c.

Years Funded by

(C= Competitive Fund) Title Other

Researchers

(Name & Role)

Role in

Research

2016 ISF

(C)

Suicide tourism and

regulation of assisted

suicide in Israel

PI

2018 Israel National Institute

for Health Policy

Research

(C)

Non-formal carers of

the aged

Hedva Vinarsky

Peretz

PI

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10. Scholarships, Awards and Prizes

Name of Scholarship, Awards and Prizes and their Description Years

Canadian Bioethics Society Student Competition Award 2003

Bell University Laboratories Graduate Fellowship 2004

Canada Institutes for Health Research Fellowship,

"Posthumous Interests: Legal and Medical Perspectives", 53,550$

2006-2003

Kenneth Lindsay Scholarship Grant

The Nathan Straus Q.C. Fellowship in Law & Biotechnology

The Lucille Norris Graduate Fellowship Trust

2005

Golda Meir Fellowship Lectureship Award 2009

Minerva Center for End-of-life research grant, 4,150$ 2015

11. Teaching

a. Courses Taught in Recent Years

Number

of

Students

Level

Type of Course

Lecture/Seminar/

Workshop/ Online Course/

Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Name of

Course

Years

Netanya Academic College

180 B.A. Lecture Philosophy of

law

-2006

2008

30 B.A. Seminar Reproductive

ethics and law

-2006

2008

30 B.A. Lecture The dead in

the law

2006-

2008

University of Haifa

30 B.A. Seminar Reproductive

ethics and law

2007-

2008

30 M.A. Lecture The right to

health in law

and public

policy

2013-

Current

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

25 M.A. Lecture Public ethics -2008

2014

30 M.A. Lecture The right to

health in law

and public

policy

-2008

2014

25 M.A. Lecture Public health

ethics

-2008

2014

25 M.A. Lecture Public health

law

-2008

2014

14

Bar-Ilan University

150 M.A. Lecture Health Law

and Ethics

2015

The Israel Academic College in Ramat Gan

60 Complementary

academic

program for

Nurses

Lecture Health systems

in Israel and

around the

world

2016

60 Complementary

academic

program for

Nurses

Lecture Academic

writing

2016

Yezreel Valley Academic College

60 B.A. Lecture Medical law 2017-

2019

60 B.A. Lecture Medical ethics 2017-

2019

25 B.A. Seminar Ethics at end-

of-life

2017-

2019

30 M.A. Lecture Health

management in

era of aging

population

-2017

2019

30 M.A. Lecture Public-private

mix in the

health sector

2019

b. Supervision of Graduate Students (at The Hebrew University)

Students'

Achievements

Year of

Completion/

In Progress

Degree Title of Thesis Name of

Other

Mentors

Name of

Student /

M.A. Students

2012 M.A. Labour market

and social

policies

Orit Shahar

2012 M.A. Mercy killing

by family

members

Yuval Maozn

2014 M.A. Migration of

Israeli doctors

Lizi Martin

Selected for

funding by the

NIHPR

2014 M.A. Regulation on

medical tourism

Rotem

Gabay

15

Ph.D. Students

2017 Ph.D. Ethical theroeis

pertaining to

organ donation

and

commercializati

on

Zvika Orr

Have not

completed

yet

Relational

autonomy in

bioethics

None Estelle

Rubinstein

Have not

completed

yet

Suicide tourism None Tirtsa Harif

Post Doctorate Students

2014 Medical

enhancement

None Mirko D.

Garasic

c. Supervision of Medical Students (Final Papers)

Students'

Achievements

Year of

Completion/

In Progress

Degree Title of Thesis Name of

Other

Mentors

Name of

Student /

2013 M.D.

Autonomy and

medical

decision-making

Brit Lotan

12. Miscellaneous

Media Appearances with regard to scholarly and academic experience

4 June 2010 Haaretz

6 October 2010 Ynet

3 January 2011 AFP

13 January 2011 Me Alef ad Taf, Reshet Alef

19 April 2012 BeSheva

6 May 2012 Haaretz

26 August 2012 Haaretz

14 November 2012 Haaretz

10 March 2013 Ynet

13 March 2013 Radio Kol HaShalom

12 April 2013 Seder Yom, Reshet Beit

3 August 2015 TheMarker

5 April 2016 Maariv

3 May 2019 Ulpan Shishi, Mako

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PUBLICATIONS

A. Ph.D. Dissertation Title: Posthumous Interests: Legal and Philosophical Examination in the Medical

Context

Date of submission: July 2006

Number of pages: 408

Language: English

Name of supervisor: Bernard Dickens (Other committee members: Trudo Lemmens

and Wayne Sumner)

University: University of Toronto

Publications: B2

INDEX Publications' ranking was made in the following order:

For books, the SENSE Ranking of Academic Publishers has been referred to;

For journal articles and book reviews published in academic journals ranking was based

on JCR first and if ranking was unavailable at JCR, ranking was based on SJR. In special

cases where ranking in the field of philosophy at SJR was more relevant than ranking in

JCR, reference to SJR has also been made. For articles appearing in medico-legal

journals, ranking was based on the list in the field Health, Medicine, Psychology and

Psychiatry according to Washington & Lee Law Journals Ranking. Citation numbers are

derived from google scholar.

B. Scientific Books (Refereed)

Authored Books - Published

1) Sperling, D. (2006). Management of post-mortem pregnancy: Legal and philosophical aspects,178 pp., Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing, [The book

is ranked "B" under the SENSE ranking of academic publishers]. The

book is cited 11 times (excluding reviews)

Reviews:

Rebecca Bennett, 15(2) Medical Law Review, 268-271 (2007)

Y. Michael Barilan, 12(1) Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy

112 (2009)

2) Sperling, D. (2008). Posthumous interests: Legal and ethical perspectives, 273 pages. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

[The book is ranked "A" under the SENSE ranking of academic

publishers]. The book is cited 69 times (excluding reviews)

Reviews:

T.M. Wilkinson, Journal of Value Inquiry, 43(4): 531-535 (2009)

James Taylor, Metaphilosophy, 41(5): 727-731 (2010)

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3) Sperling, D. (2019). Suicide tourism: Understanding the legal, philosophical and socio-political dimensions, 224 pages. Oxford and New York: Oxford

University Press [The book is ranked "A" under the SENSE ranking of academic

publishers].

Edited Books and Special Journal Issues - Published

1) Kirby, M., Magnus, R., Ramon Cossio Diaz,, J., Sperling, D., & Verges, C. (2016). Casebook on bioethics for judges. Haifa, Israel: Israel National

Commission for UNESCO. 131 pages.

C. Monographs

None

D. Articles in Refereed Journals

Published

1) Sperling, D. (2004) From the dead to the unborn: Is there an ethical duty to save life? Medicine and Law, 23(3), 567-586. [Impact Factor - 0.04.

The journal is placed 36/69 journals in the field Health, Medicine,

Psychology and Psychiatry according to Washington & Lee Law Journals

Ranking; Q4 under SJR]. Article cited 3 times.

2) Sperling, D. (2004) Breaking through the silence: The illegality of performing resuscitation procedures on the newly-dead. Annals of Health

Law, 13(2), 393-426. [Impact Factor – 0.47. The journal is placed 11/69

journals in the field Health, Medicine, Psychology and Psychiatry

according to Washington & Lee Law Journals Ranking; Not yet assigned

quartile under SJR]. Article cited 11 times.

3) Sperling, D. (2004). Maternal brain-death. American Journal of Law and Medicine, 30(4), 453-500. [Impact Factor – 0.77. The journal is placed

96/150 journals in the field Law and Q3 under JCR and 3/69 journals in

the field Health, Medicine, Psychology and Psychiatry according to

Washington & Lee Law Journals Ranking; Q3 under SJR]. Article is cited

27 times.

4) Sperling, D. (2005) Do pregnant women have (living) will? Journal of Health Care Law & Policy, 8(2), 331-342. [Impact Factor – 0.61. The

journal is placed 6/69 journals in the field Health, Medicine, Psychology

and Psychiatry according to Washington & Lee Law Journals Ranking;

Not yet assigned quartile under SJR]. Article cited 8 times.

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5) Sperling, D. (2007) Like lilies in clear water: On the law and philosophy of law of Justice Mishael Hechin. Netanya Academic College Law Review,

6, 445-460 [in Hebrew].

6) Sperling, D. (2008) Conscience, principled refusal and ethics of refusal to provide treatment to a patient’s request. Harefuah, 147(5), 398-402 [in

Hebrew] [Q4 under SJR]. Article cited 1 time.

7) Sperling, D. (2008) The Brain-Respiratory Death Act, 2008: Some comments to the new law. The Journal of Medicine and Law, 38, 207-209

[in Hebrew].

8) Sperling, D. (2008) Law and bioethics: A rights-based relationship and its troubling implications. Current Legal Issues, 11, 52-78. [Impact Factor –

0.09. The journal is placed 83/143 journals in the field Public Policy,

Politics and the Law according to Washington & Lee Law Journals

Ranking]. Article cited 9 times.

9) Sperling, D. (2009) On wrongful birth and the reasoning behind the reasons to terminate pregnancy: Some reflections following X v. The state

of Israel Hamishpat, 27, 34-50 [in Hebrew]

10) Sperling, D. (2009) Israel’s new Brain-Respiratory Death Act: One step forward or two steps backward? Reviews in the Neurosciences, 20(3-4),

299-306. [Impact Factor – 2.60. The journal is placed 124/231 journals in

the field Neurosciences and Q3 under JCR; Q2 under SJR]. Article cited

5 times.

11) Sperling, D. (2009) From Iran to Latin America: Must prenatal diagnosis be provided with abortion for congenital abnormalities? American Journal

of Bioethics, 9(8), 61-63. [Impact Factor –4.85. The journal is placed 1/52

journals in the field Ethics 2/40 journals in the field of Social Issues, 1/42

in the field Social Sciences, Biomedical and 1/16 journals in the field of

Medical Ethics and Q1 under JCR]. Article cited 7 times.

12) Sperling, D. (2010) Food law, ethics and food safety regulation: Roles, justifications and expected limits Journal of Agricultural and

Environmental Ethics, 23, 267-278 [Impact Factor – 1.24. The journal is

placed 9/62 journals in the field History & Philosophy of Science and Q1

under JCR]. Article cited 17 times.

13) Sperling, D. (2010) Commanding the ‘Be Fruitful and Multiply’ directive: Reproductive law and policy in Israel. Cambridge Quarterly of

Healthcare Ethics, 19(3), 363-371 [Impact Factor – 1.20. The journal is

placed 31/42 journals in the field Social Sciences/Biomedical and Q3

under JCR]. Article cited 28 times.

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14) Sperling, D., & Simon Y. (2010) Attitudes and policies regarding access to fertility care and assisted reproductive technologies in Israel.

Reproductive Biomedicine Online, 21(7), 854-861 [Impact Factor – 2.97.

The journal is placed 14/82 journals in the field Obstetrics & Gynecology

and Q1 under JCR]. Article cited 10 times.

15) Sperling, D. (2011) Review of recent trends regarding the status and contribution of HMOs committees for exceptional cases to access and

quality of medical care. The Journal of Medicine and Law, 44, 26-36 [in

Hebrew]

16) Sperling, D. (2011) "Male and Female He Created Them": Procreative liberty, its conceptual deficiencies and the legal right to access fertility

care of males. International Journal of Law in Context, 7(3), 375-400

[Impact Factor – 0.08. The journal is placed 22/42 journals in the field

Jurisprudence and Legal Theory according to Washington & Lee Law

Journals Ranking; Q2 under SJR]. Article cited 6 times.

17) Sperling, D. (2011) The therapeutic triumph: Making poor claims and offering a revised conceptualization to justify embryo selection. Ethical

Perspectives, 18(3), 407-440 [Impact Factor – 0.04. The journal is placed

52/52 journals in the field Ethics and Q4 under JCR]. Article cited 1 time.

18) Sperling, D. (2011) Bringing life from death: Is there a good justification for posthumous cloning? Journal of Clinical Research & Bioethics

doi:10.4172/2155-9627.S1- 001 s1 – s3 (3 pages) [invited article]. Article

cited 1 time.

19) Sperling, D. (2012) and Cohen N. The influence of the Israeli State Economy Arrangement Law and Supreme Court decisions on health

policy and status of the right to health in Israel – A Neo-Institutional

analysis. Hukim, 4, 153-236. [in Hebrew]

20) Sperling, D. (2012) Socializing the public: Invoking Hannah Arendt's critique of modernity to evaluate reproductive technologies. Medicine,

Healthcare and Philosophy, 15(1), 53-60 [Impact Factor – 1.41. The

journal is placed 12/52 journals in the field Ethics, 8/45 journals in the

field of History & Philosophy of Science and Q1 under JCR]. Article cited

2 times.

21) Sperling, D, Gurman, G. (2012) Factors encouraging and inhibiting organ donation in Israel: The public view and the contribution of legislation and

public policy. Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 9(4), 479-497 [Impact Factor

– 0.81. The journal is placed 32/52 journals in the field Ethics, 27/40

journals in the field of social issues and Q3 under JCR]. Article cited 12

times.

22) Sperling, D. (2013). The right to know one's genetic origin: Are gamete donations and misattributed paternity cases alike? American Journal of

Bioethics, 13(5), 60-63 [Impact Factor –4.85. The journal is placed 1/52

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journals in the field Ethics, 2/40 journals in the field of Social Issues, 1/42

in the field Social Sciences, Biomedical and 1/16 journals in the field of

Medical Ethics and Q1 under JCR]. Article cited 3 times.

23) Sperling, D. (2014) Needs, expectations and public knowledge concerning services outside the medical basket: A lesson from Israel.

Health Policy, 117, 247-256 [Imapct Factor – 2.29. The Journal is placed

22/79 journals in the field Health Policy & Services and Q2 under JCR;

Q1 under SJR]. Article cited 5 times.

24) Sperling, D. (2014). Whose life is it anyway? Odyssey, 25, 44-51 [in Hebrew]

25) Garasic M., & Sperling D. (2015). Mitochondrial replacement theory and parenthood. Global Bioethics, 26(3-4), 198-205. Article cited 6 times.

26) Sperling, D. (2017). (Re)Disclosing physician financial interests: Rebuilding trust or making unreasonable burdens on physicians?

Medicine, Healthcare & Philosophy, 20(2), 179-186. [Impact Factor –

1.41. The journal is placed 12/52 journals in the field Ethics, 8/45 journals

in the field of History & Philosophy of Science and Q1 under JCR]. Article

cited 1 time.

27) Sperling, D., & Cohen, N. (2018). A neo-institutional analysis of the hidden interaction between the supreme court and the government: The

right to healthcare in Israel as a test-case. Israel Journal of Health Policy

Research, 7(1), 71-86 [Imapct Factor – 1.65. The Journal is placed 74/157

journals in the field Public, Environmental & Occupational Health, 44/79

journals in the field Health Policy & Services and Q2 under JCR].

28) Sperling, D. (2019). Revising the requirement of informed consent in an era of privatization, managed care and ACOs: Implications for bioethics

and the connection between law and ethics. Journal of Comparative and

International Aging Law & Policy, 10, 45-114. [The journal is placed 4/4

journals in the field Elder Law according to Washington & Lee Law

Journals Ranking].

Accepted for Publication

Commentary in Refereed Journal

29) Sperling, D. (2010) Symbolic organs and extended self: Expanding our understanding of motivation to donate organs. British Medical Journal,

340, c2182 (1 page). published online first 23 April 2010) [Impact Factor

– 17.22. The journal is placed 4/155 journals in the field Medicine,

General & Internal and Q1 under JCR].

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E. Articles or Chapters in Scientific Books (Refereed)

Published

1) Sperling, D. (2008) Me or mine? On property from personhood, symbolic existence and motivation to donate organs in W. Weimar, M.A.

Bos, J.J. van Busschbach (Eds), Organ transplantation: Ethical, legal

and psychological aspects – towards a common European policy (pp.

463-470). Lengerich: PABST Science Publishers. Article cited 4 times.

Reviews:

James Taylor, 9(1) American Journal of Transplantation (2009)

2) Sperling, D. (2009) Talk to whom? Redefining autonomy in Talk to Her in S. Shapshay, (ed)., Bioethics at the movies (pp. 312-327). Baltimore:

Johns Hopkins University Press [The book is ranked "A" under the

SENSE ranking of academic publishers]. Article cited 5 times.

Reviews:

Tony Miksanek, 301(11) JAMA 1180-1181 (2009)

Jeremy Sugarman, 324(5930) Science 1018 (2009)

3) Sperling, D. (2012) Reproducing justice: Is there a good justification for equal qccess to fertility care? In A. den Exter and M. Buijsen (Eds.), Rationing

healthcare: Hard choices and unavoidable trade-offs (pp. 111-129). Antwerpen:

Maklu Press. Article cited 1 time.

4) Sperling, D. (2013) Death during pregnancy: Legal, ethical and professional aspects in D. Rubinstein & N. Tabak (Eds.), Ethics in Current Nursing (pp. 197-

215). Tel Aviv: Probook & Dyonon [in Hebrew].

5) Sperling, D. (2014) Human trafficking and organ trade: Does the law really care for the health of people? In M. Feeman, S. Hawkes & B. Bennett (Eds.), Law

and global health (pp. 193-208). Oxford and New York: Oxford University

Press. [The book is ranked "A" under the SENSE ranking of academic

publishers].

6) Sperling, D. (2015) Regulation of end-of-life care in Israel in G. Siegal (ed.), Blue white bioethics: On Israeli bioethics (pp.316-348). Jerusalem: Bialik [in

Hebrew]. Article cited 1 time.

F. Articles in Conference Proceedings

None

G. Entries in Encyclopedias

None

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H. Book Reviews

Published

1) Sperling D. (2009) Book Review: Yael Hashiloni-Dolev, A Life (Un)Worthy of Living: Reproductive Genetics in Israel and Germany

(Dordrecht, the Netherlands: Springer: 2007) Medicine, Healthcare &

Philosophy, 12(4), 485-486. [Impact Factor – 1.41. The journal is placed

12/52 journals in the field Ethics, 8/45 journals in the field of History &

Philosophy of Science and Q1 under JCR].

2) Sperling D. (2013). Book Review. J.S.Taylor. Death, Posthumous Harm and Bioethics (NY: Routledge: 2012). Journal of Applied Philosophy,

30(3), 285-287. [Impact Factor – 1.02. The Journal is placed 24/52

journals in the field Ethics and Q2 under JCR; Q1 under SJR in the field

Philosophy].

3) Sperling, D. (2018). Book Review. Mike W. Martin, Memoir Ethics: Good Lives and the Virtues. London, England: Lexington Press, 2016.

Journal of Value Inquiry https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790-018-9672-7

[Imapct Factor – 0.22. The Journal is placed 48/52 journals in the field

Ethics and Q4 under JCR; Q2 under SJR in the field Philosophy].

I. Other Works and Publications

1) Sperling D. (2003) Due Process and the Dignity of the Dead Ultra Vires 4(4):9

2) Sperling D. (2006) Do the Dead Have Rights? Innovate 2:8

3) Sperling D. (2009) Commentary to Ella Koren, Coping With Errors and Moral

Luck Paradox Journal of Medicine and Law 40:50 [in Hebrew]

4) Sperling D. (2010) Your Rights are the State's Duties: Your Duty to Demand

Them Israel Association for Ethiopian Jews Magazine 31: 5-7

5) Sperling D. (2010) To Be Born or Not to Be Born? That is The Question!

Bidlataim Ptuchot 33:24-25 [in Hebrew]

6) Sperling D. (2013) Disclosing Physician Financial Interests. Medical Ethics

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