Dr Alberto Giubilini

Alberto Giubilini (PhD 2010, University of Milan) is a philosopher and Senior Research Fellow at the Uehiro Oxford Institute. Prior to joining the University of Oxford he worked in Australia at Monash University, University of Melbourne, and Charles Sturt University. He works mostly in public health ethics and medical and professional ethics (particularly conscientious objection in health care). He is currently project manager for the Oxford team of the European Union funded CAVAA project, investigating ethical implications of AI awareness/consciousness. He has a co-authored book on the ethics of conscientious objection in health care forthcoming with Oxford University Press, one on The Ethics of Vaccination (Palgrave MacMillan 2019), and one in Italian on Morality in the Time of Bioethics (Le Lettere 2011)

Forthcoming publications (in print):

• BOOK: Giubilini, A., Schuklenk, Minerva, Savulescu Rethinking Conscientious Objection in Healthcare, Oxford University Press, 2025
• CHAPTER: Giubilini A., Should religion be permitted a seat at the table of bioethics? The case of abortion. In Smith, K. (ed.). Bioethics and Religion. Exploring the Intersection. Springer 2025
• CHAPTER Giubilini A., Moral and political obligations in a pandemic. In Klosko, G. (ed). The Oxford Handbook of Political Obligations, Oxford University Press, 2025