Shlomi Segall

Articles

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• 'To be Disadvantaged Or Not to Be: An Egalitarian Guide for Creating New People', Politics, Philosophy, & Economics, forthcoming

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• ‘Equality or Priority About Competing Claims?’ Economics & Philosophy, 38, (2022), 242-265.

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• ​'Quarantined Prioritarianism' Forthcoming in Jeff McMahan, Tim Campbell, James Goodrich, and Ketan Ramakrishnan (eds.), Ethics and Existence: The Legacy of Derek Parfit (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2021)

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• 'Kleptoparasitism by Egyptian Vultures (Neophron percnopterus) of an unusual prey item of Sooty Falcons (Falco concolor)​', Sandgrouse 42(1) (2020), 125-127 (with Meidad Goren)

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• ‘Why we Should be Negative about Positive Egalitarianism’, Utilitas, 31(4) (2019), 414-430

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• 'Sufficientarianism and the Separateness of Persons', The Philosophical Quarterly, 69 (274) (2019), 142–155

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• 'Incas and Aliens: The Truth in Telic Egalitarianism', Economics & Philosophy 32 (1) (2016), 1-19

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• 'In Defence of Priority (and Equality)', Politics, Philosophy, & Economics 14 (4) (2015), 343-364

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• 'What is the Point of Sufficiency?' The Journal of Applied Philosophy (2015),1-17, online first

 

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• 'What's So Egalitarian About Luck Egalitarianism?' Ratio 28 (3) (2015), 349-68

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• 'Health, Luck, and Justice Revisited', Ethical Perspectives, 19 (2) (2012), 326-334

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• ‘Why Egalitarians Should Not Care About Equality’, Ethical Theory & Moral Practice 15 (4) (2012), 507-519

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• ‘What’s so Bad About Discrimination?’ Utilitas 24 (1) (March 2012), 82-100 

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• ‘Should the Best Qualified be appointed?’ The Journal of Moral Philosophy 9 (1) (2012), 31-54

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• ‘If you’re a Luck-Egalitarian, How Come you Read Bedtime Stories to Your Children?’ Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy (CRISPP) 14 (1) (2011), pp. 23-40

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• ‘Luck Prioritarian Justice in Health’, in Carl Knight and Zofia Stemplowska (eds.),Responsibility and Distributive Justice (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2011), pp. 246-265

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• ‘Is Health (Really) Special? Between Rawlsian and Luck Egalitarian Justice in Health’,Journal of Applied Philosophy, 27 (4) (2010), 344-358

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• ‘In Solidarity with the Imprudent: A Defence of Luck-Egalitarianism’, Social Theory & Practice 33 (2) (2007), 177-198

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• ‘How Devolution Upsets Distributive Justice’, Journal of Moral Philosophy 4 (2) (2007), 259-274

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• ‘Is Health Care (Still) Special?’, The Journal of Political Philosophy 15 (3) (2007), 342-363

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• ‘Political Participation as an Engine of Social Solidarity: A Sceptical View’,Political Studies 53 (2) (2005), 362-378

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• ‘Unconditional Welfare Benefits and the Principle of Reciprocity’, Politics, Philosophy, & Economics 4 (3) (2005), 331-354

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• ‘Bringing the Middle Classes Back In: An Egalitarian Case for (Truly) Universal Public Services’,  2 (1) Ethics & Economics (2004)

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Book Reviews

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• Peter Stone, The Luck of the Draw: The Role of Lotteries in Decision-Making, Notre Dame Philosophical Papers

 

• ‘Will in the World: Kymlicka’s Global Odyssey’, The Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies 2 (2010), pp. 55-63

 

• Martha Nussbaum, Frontiers of Justice, Utilitas 21 (4) (2009), 526-529

 

• Yossi Dahan, Teoriot shel Tzedek Chevrati; Daniel Attas and David Heyd, Moreh Tzedek, Iyyun, 57 (2008), 427-438 (in Hebrew)

 

• Amos Oz, A Tale of Love and Darkness, Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 4 (2) (2005), 245-248

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