Scholarly and professional writing covers law, education, bioethics, public policy, and interdisciplinary research. His published and self-published work includes legal scholarship and research addressing practical public-interest questions.
Published Legal Scholarship
Member, articles editor and policy and procedure editor for the Journal of Law and Education from 2010 to 2012. Student note “Health Food Advocacy and the National School Lunch Program,” 40 J.L. & Educ. 383 (2011).
Failure to Remind
Failure to Remind: Solutions for Hyperthermia Deaths Resulting from Children Being Left in Cars is a white paper concerning the prevention of child hyperthermia deaths in vehicles (2016).
https://zenodo.org/records/21432589
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21432589
Other Scholarly Work
Reed’s other scholarly work has addressed bioethics, medical ethics, genetics and law, electronic medical records, mediation, and the relationship between economics and bioethics.
Selected unpublished and self-published work includes:
- Economics in Bioethics Literature (with Peter Bowbrick, 2012–2015).
- The Meaning of “Eugenics” from Galton to 21st Century Euphemism and Lexical Gap (2011).
- Ethics Consultation as Mediation: Legal and Ethical Issues (2012).
- Bioethics Considerations in Electronic Records (2013).
Current Research Interests
Reed’s current scholarly interests include comparative health and longevity advice, behavioral biology, psychology and human behavior, biblical hermeneutics, historical and comparative religious texts, human development, and interdisciplinary mathematical and scientific modeling.
Researcher Profiles
LinkedIn Articles
- Understanding Dunbar: Not the Gluteus Maximus. Rather, the Biggest Muscle in the Body by Energy Consumption is the Brain.
- Bible study on “redaction criticism.”
- Book Review — Robin Dunbar’s “Friends: Understanding the Power of our Most Important Relationships.”
- Who Won the Trump Harris Debate?
- Mendeleyev’s Dream 2001–2024, Good Book with a Couple Caveats
- House Budget Negotiations
- Outlawing Mr. Chips
- Coroner Misses, North Korea Habitually Tortures Political Prisoners
- Hamiltonian Patriotism vs. Jeffersonian, with First Amendment Rights on the Side
- California’s Declaration of Rights includes a “Second Amendment.”