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about michele's research
Dr. Michele Bratcher Goodwin is an internationally acclaimed bioethicist and scholar of health policy and constitutional law discourse. Trained in anthropology, sociology, and law, she has conducted field research in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America. Dr. Goodwin is credited with helping to shape health law and biotechnology law as fields of discourse. Her scholarship has forged new ways of thinking in organ transplant policy, assisted reproductive technologies, reproductive health, rights, and justice, and civil liberties. |
her publications...
Dr. Goodwin's research is published in the Yale Law Journal, Harvard Law Review, Cornell Law Review, Michigan Law Review, Georgetown Law Journal, NYU Law Review, California Law Review, and the Northwestern Law Review among others. She has 2020-21 scholarship forthcoming in the Penn Law Review and the Cornell Law Review on COVID-19 as well as works on civil liberties and civil rights forthcoming in Michigan Law Review, Michigan Journal of Race and Law, and Chicago Law Review.
Dr. Goodwin's research is published in the Yale Law Journal, Harvard Law Review, Cornell Law Review, Michigan Law Review, Georgetown Law Journal, NYU Law Review, California Law Review, and the Northwestern Law Review among others. She has 2020-21 scholarship forthcoming in the Penn Law Review and the Cornell Law Review on COVID-19 as well as works on civil liberties and civil rights forthcoming in Michigan Law Review, Michigan Journal of Race and Law, and Chicago Law Review.
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viewpoint... Dr. Goodwin is a sought after commentator on national and global affairs. Her research and analysis appear across these national and international platforms in the forms of commentary, interviews, and opinion editorials. |
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