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O. Carter Snead

Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science

University of Notre Dame

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the Law School

O. Carter Snead is currently serving as a The Law School Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science at University of Notre Dame.

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University of Notre Dame

Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science

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Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: The Catholic Church’s Position on Abortion. Springer eBooks (2021)

Laura WolkO. Carter Snead

political sciencecatholic churchchoice theorypublic policyreligious studiesabortion

Embryonic Stem Cell Research. (2020)

Huda Abu-SuwaLisa K LashleyCharles J Golden

developmental biologyembryologystem cell research

Building Capacity for a Global Genome Editing Observatory: Conceptual Challenges. Trends in biotechnology (2018)

J. Benjamin HurlbutSheila JasanoffKrishanu SahaAziza AhmedAnthony AppiahElizabeth BartholetFrançoise BaylisGaymon BennettGeorge ChurchI. Glenn CohenGeorge DaleyKevin FinneranWilliam HurlbutRudolf JaenischLaurence LwoffJohn Paul KimesPeter MillsJacob MosesBuhm Soon ParkErik ParensRachel SalzmanAbha SaxenaHilton SimmetTania SimoncelliO. Carter SneadKaushik Sunder RajanRobert D. TruogPatricia WilliamsChristiane Woopen

conceptual challengesbuilding capacityomics technologiesbiotechnologygenome editingbiomedical engineering

Building Capacity for a Global Genome Editing Observatory: Institutional Design. Trends in biotechnology (2018)

Krishanu SahaJ. Benjamin HurlbutSheila JasanoffAziza AhmedAnthony AppiahElizabeth BartholetFrançoise BaylisGaymon BennettGeorge ChurchI. Glenn CohenGeorge DaleyKevin FinneranWilliam HurlbutRudolf JaenischLaurence LwoffJohn Paul KimesPeter MillsJacob MosesBuhm Soon ParkErik ParensRachel SalzmanAbha SaxenaHilton SimmetTania SimoncelliO. Carter SneadKaushik Sunder RajanRobert D. TruogPatricia WilliamsChristiane Woopen

institutional designbuilding capacityomics technologiesbiotechnologygenome editingbiomedical engineeringbioresource technologybiological engineering

Irreconcilable Differences? Whole Woman’s Health, Gonzales, and Justice Kennedy’s Vision of American Abortion Jurisprudence. Harvard journal of law & public policy/Harvard journal of law and public policy (2018)

O. Carter SneadLaura Wolk

public lawphilosophy of lawjustice kennedyirreconcilable differenceslegal theorylawpublic healthjurisprudencepublic policyamerican abortion jurisprudencesocial justiceabortion

Bioethics and Catholic Politicians: Who is a Person?. Philosophy and medicine (2017)

Michael A. FragosoO. Carter Snead

political philosophypolitical sciencereligionethicsbioethicspersonhoodcatholic politiciansphilosophyphilosophy of religion

Technology and the American Constitution. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Stephanie A. MaloneyO. Carter Snead

philosophy of technologyconstitutional lawtechnologypolitical scienceamerican constitutionjurisprudencepublic policy

Planned Parenthood Will Forgo Payment for Fetal Tissue: So Now It's Ok Because It's Free?. (2015)

O. Carter Snead

reproductive healthfetal tissuematernal healthprenatal carematernal-fetal medicinepublic health

Carter Snead Lecture"Physician Assisted Suicide: Objections in Principle and in Prudence". (2014)

O. Carter Snead

medical ethicssuicidemental healthpublic health

Human Dignity in Us Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2014)

Carter Snead

philosophy of lawlegal theorylawhuman dignityjurisprudencelegal consideration

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O. Carter Snead

Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science

University of Notre Dame

Affiliations

the Law School

O. Carter Snead is currently serving as a The Law School Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science at University of Notre Dame.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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O. Carter Snead

University of Notre Dame

Charles E Rice Professor of Law Concurrent Professor of Political Science

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: The Catholic Church’s Position on Abortion. Springer eBooks (2021)

Laura WolkO. Carter Snead

political sciencecatholic churchchoice theorypublic policyreligious studiesabortion

Embryonic Stem Cell Research. (2020)

Huda Abu-SuwaLisa K LashleyCharles J Golden

developmental biologyembryologystem cell research

Building Capacity for a Global Genome Editing Observatory: Conceptual Challenges. Trends in biotechnology (2018)

conceptual challengesbuilding capacityomics technologiesbiotechnologygenome editingbiomedical engineering

Building Capacity for a Global Genome Editing Observatory: Institutional Design. Trends in biotechnology (2018)

institutional designbuilding capacityomics technologiesbiotechnologygenome editingbiomedical engineeringbioresource technologybiological engineering

O. Carter SneadLaura Wolk

public lawphilosophy of lawjustice kennedyirreconcilable differenceslegal theorylawpublic healthjurisprudencepublic policyamerican abortion jurisprudencesocial justiceabortion

Bioethics and Catholic Politicians: Who is a Person?. Philosophy and medicine (2017)

Michael A. FragosoO. Carter Snead

political philosophypolitical sciencereligionethicsbioethicspersonhoodcatholic politiciansphilosophyphilosophy of religion

Technology and the American Constitution. Oxford University Press eBooks (2017)

Stephanie A. MaloneyO. Carter Snead

philosophy of technologyconstitutional lawtechnologypolitical scienceamerican constitutionjurisprudencepublic policy

Planned Parenthood Will Forgo Payment for Fetal Tissue: So Now It's Ok Because It's Free?. (2015)

O. Carter Snead

reproductive healthfetal tissuematernal healthprenatal carematernal-fetal medicinepublic health

Carter Snead Lecture"Physician Assisted Suicide: Objections in Principle and in Prudence". (2014)

O. Carter Snead

medical ethicssuicidemental healthpublic health

Human Dignity in Us Law. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2014)

Carter Snead

philosophy of lawlegal theorylawhuman dignityjurisprudencelegal consideration

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