I’m Professor of Practical Philosophy at Stockholm University and Senior Researcher at the Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics (CHE). My research is in political philosophy, normative and applied ethics, especially population-level bioethics and what is known as politics, philosophy, and economics (PPE). I’m particularly interested in priority setting in health care, demographic change and population aging, public health ethics, human genetic engineering, and moral relativism.

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Recent and forthcoming publications:

• Trading Off Lives and Livelihoods defends cost-benefit analysis from recent challenges by contractualism. It is forthcoming in Social Philosophy & Policy in an issue on health policy
• A paper on Intergenerational Cooperation and Justice Between Age Groups is forthcoming in Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics
• I have a new paper out in Bioethics that develops A Theory of Triage