Philosophy and Religious Studies

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Home Page Faculty News Publications Awards Resources Philosophy Philosophy Prospective Students Courses Major Minor Career Options Bioethics Program Socrates Scholarship Philosophy Club Bibliographic Sources (PDF) Outcomes Assessment Senior Survey (PDF) Alumni Survey (PDF) Religious Studies Religious Studies Prospective Students Courses Major Minor Rottler Scholarship Outcomes Assessment Got a question or comment? Contact us at 515-294-7276 or hope@iastate.edu. Tony Smith, Department Chair Nikki Bado-Fralick, Director of Religious Studies	Faculty Clark Wolf Professor Philosophy Director Bioethics Program 435 Catt Hall Dept. of Philosophy and Religious Studies Iowa State University Ames, IA 50011 Phone: (515) 294-3068 Email:jwcwolf@iastate.edu Home Page: www.public.iastate.edu/%7ejwcwolf/index.html Education PhD University of Arizona, 1993 Scaife Fellow in Economics and Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, 1991 MA University of Arizona, 1989 Mus. B. Oberlin Conservatory of Music, 1986 BA Oberlin College, 1986 Research and Teaching Interests Bioethics Political Philosophy Intergenerational Justice Intellectual Property Selected Publications "Intergenerational Justice and Saving" in Values, Justice, and Economics, Julian LaMont, Kristi Favor, and Gerry Gaus, eds. Rodopoi (Forthcoming 2010). “Do Future Persons Presently have Alternative Possible Identities?” in Melinda Roberts and David Wasserman, eds, Harming Future Persons: Ethics, Genetics, and the Non-Identity Problem. Springer. (2009) pp. 93-114. “Intergenerational Justice, Human Needs, and Climate Policy.” in Axel Gosseries and Lucas Meyer, eds. Justice Between Generations. Oxford University Press (2009) pp. 347-376. “Immigration, Exploitation, and the Market for Bodily Organs.” Sandra Shapshay and Michael Brannigan, Eds, Bioethics and Film, Johns Hopkins (2009) pp. 170-185. “Justice and Intergenerational Debt.” Intergenerational Justice Review. Vol 2. (2008) pp. 13-17. “Labeling GE Foods: Rights, Risks, and Institutional Options.” Forthcoming in Paul Weirich, Ed. Labeling Genetically Modified Food. Oxford Univerisity Press (2007) pp. 178-200. “Bioethics and Global Environmental Change.” The Journal of Public Affairs. IX(1) (2006) pp. 1-30. “Rights, Reason, and Value: Frederick Ferre’s Organic Theory of Natural Value.” George Allen and Merle Allshouse, Eds. Knowing, Living, and Being. (2005) pp. 159-176. “O Repugnance, Where is thy Sting? On the Neutral Level of Existence, and Parfit's Repugnant Conclusion.” in Jesper Ryberg and Torbjörn Tännsjö, Eds., The Repugnant Conclusion. Kluwer 2004. pp. 61-80. Courses Taught Moral Theory and Practice Ethics and Biotechnology Bioethics and Public Policy Hunger and Moral Responsibility

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