University Center for Human Values
| Publication Date | Article Title | Author(s) |
| 1-Jun-2019 | Brain death: A response to the commentaries | Singer, Peter |
| 2019 | An ethical pathway for gene editing. | Savulescu, Julian; Singer, Peter |
| Dec-2018 | The challenge of brain death for the sanctity of life ethic | Singer, P |
| May-2018 | Cascading biases against poorer countries | Kartha, S; Athanasiou, T; Caney, S; Cripps, E; Dooley, K; et al |
| Feb-2016 | Why Speciesism is Wrong: A Response to Kagan | Singer, P |
| 2016 | Doing our best for hedonistic utilitarianism: Reply to critics | Singer, P; De Lazari-Radek, K |
| 2016 | The most good you can do: a response to the commentaries | Singer, P |
| 1-Jan-2013 | How much more demanding is utilitarianism than common sense morality? | De Lazari-Radek, K; Singer, P |
| Oct-2012 | The objectivity of ethics and the unity of practical reason | de Lazari-Radek, K; Singer, P |
| Mar-2012 | The globalization of animal welfare: More food does not require more suffering | Park, M; Singer, P |
| 1980 | Utilitarianism and vegetarianism | Singer, P |
