Dr Jonathan Ives

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Biography

Jon joined the University of Bristol's Centre for Ethics in Medicine in 2016, and works to develop research and teaching in Bioethics.

Jon initially trained in Philosophy, obtaining a BA and M.Phil from Birmingham between 2000-2004.  In 2004 he began a Wellcome Trust funded PhD in Biomedical Ethics and Law at the University of Birmingham's Medical School, graduating in 2007 and going on to spend a year as a research fellow on an NIHR funded project exploring the ethics of healthcare workers' responses to working during an influenza pandemic.  In 2008 he obtained his first lectureship, and ...

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Selected publications

• Ives, JCS, 2015, ‘Theorising the 'deliberative father': Compromise, progress and striving to do fatherhood well’. Families, Relationships and Societies, vol 4., pp. 281-294
• Ives, JCS, 2014, ‘Men, maternity and moral residue: negotiating the moral demands of the transition to first time fatherhood’. Sociology of Health and Illness, vol 36., pp. 1003-1019

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Recent publications

• Jenkins, S, Ives, J, Avery, S & Draper, H, 2018, ‘Who gets the gametes? An argument for a points system for fertility patients’. Bioethics, vol 32., pp. 16-26

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