Miah, A. (2008) Paralympics 2.0, Bioethics Forum, The Hastings Center.
Miah, A. (2008) Letter to Utopia: A Reply to Bostrom, Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology, 2(1), article 7.
Miah, A. (2008) Engineering Greater Resilience or Radical Transhuman Enhancement, Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology, 2(1) article 5.
Miah, A. (2007) Genetic Selection for Enhanced Health Characteristics, Journal of International Biotechnology Law, 4(6), in press
Miah, A. (2007) Genetics, Bioethics & Sport, Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, 1(2), 146-158
Kayser, B., A. Mauron, et al. (2007). "Current Anti-Doping: A Critical Appraisal." BMC Medical Ethics 8(2): doi:10.1186/1472-6939-8-2
Miah, A. (2006) Rethinking Enhancement in Sport, In Bainbridge, W.S. & Roco, M.C. 'Progress in Convergence: Technologies for Human Wellbeing.' Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Vol.1093, pp.301-320.
Miah, A. & Rich, E. (2006) Genetic Tests for Ability?: Talent Identification and the Value of an Open Future, Sport, Education and Society, 11(3), pp.259-273.
Miah, A. (2006) Cyberspace,
Genetics & Bioethics: Why Not a Public Engagement with
Ethics Public Understanding
of Science, 14(4), 409-421.
Miah, A. (2005, Dec) Viewpoint: Legalization of Drugs in Sport, The Lancet, vol.366, S21.
Miah, A. (2005,
Sept 10) Doping & the Child: Ethics for the Most Vulnerable The Lancet, vol.366, 874-876.
Miah, A. (2005) From Anti-Doping
to a Performance Policy: Sport Technology, Being Human & Doing Ethics, European Journal of Sport Science, 5(1):
51-57.
The Public
Autopsy: Somewhere between Art, Education, and Entertainment (2004)
Journal of Medical Ethics, 30:Dec, 576-579
Be
Very Afraid: Cyborg Athletes, Transhuman Ideals & Posthumanity (2003) Journal of Evolution & Technology, 13(2)
(e)text:
Error…404 Not Found!, or the Disappearance of History (2003)
Culture Machine: The E-Issue, 5,
Genetic
Modification (GM) in Sport: Legal Implications, Contemporary
Issues in Law, Vol.6(3), pp.207-226.
Dead
Bodies for the Masses: The British Public Autopsy & the Aftermath (2003) CTHEORY: International Journal of Theory, Technology & Culture,
Event-Scene, E119
Is bigger
better?: A response to the international tennis federation’s
‘bigger balls’ proposal (2002), International Sports Studies,
24(2), pp.19-32.
Governance,
Harmonisation & Genetics: The World Anti-Doping Agency and
its European Connections,
(2003) European Sports Management Quarterly, 2(4), 350-369.
The
Truth About Olympic Truce: Rights, Responsibilities & the
Impossibility of Being Global & Apolitical (2002, with
B. Garcia)
Human Rights Tribune, vol.9, No.1.
Bioethics,
Sport & the Genetically Enhanced Athlete (2002)
Journal of Medical Ethics & Bioethics, 9(3-4), 2-6.
Immersion
and Abstraction in Virtual Sport (2002) Research in Philosophy
and Technology, Vol.21, 225-233.
Genes,
Sports, and Ethics: A Response to Munthe (2000) (2002)
Research in Philosophy and Technology, Vol.21, 269-289.
Genetics,
Law and Athletes’ Rights (2001) Sports Law Bulletin, Vol 4(5), pp.10-12.
Genetic
Technologies and Sport: The New Ethical Issue (2001)
Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, XXVIII, 32-52. The Engineered
Athlete: Human Rights in the Genetic Revolution (2000), Culture,
Sport, Society, Vol.3, No.3, 25-40.
Virtually
Nothing: Re-evaluating the Significance of Cyberspace (2000)
Leisure Studies, 19:3, 211-225.
Miah, A. (2006) Doctor, Can You Fix My Broken Heart? Journal of Medical Humanities, 27(2), pp.127-129.
Miah,
A. (2005)Virtually Posthuman, review of Virtual Worlds by
Pramod Nayar, Delhi: SAGE, 2004.
Media, Culture & Society, 27(4), 626-630.
Drake,
P. and Miah, A. (2004) Level Up: Digital Games Research Association
Inaugural Conference Media, Culture, and Society, 26(6).
Miah,
A. (2004) Cybertypes: Race, Ethnicity, and Identity on the
Internet, London and New York: Routledge. Media, Culture & Society, 27(1), 145-147.
Miah,
A. (2002) Review: Trigger Happy: The inner life of video games
by Steven Poole, Fourth Estate (2001), Media, Culture & Society,
24(6), 855-856.
Miah,
A. (2000) Dying to win: Doping in sport and the development
of anti-doping policy by Barrie M.J. Houlihan, Strasbourg,
Council of Europe Publishing (1999), Sport Education and Society,
5(1), 92-94.
Miah, A, (1999-present) Editor, Culture at the Olympics:
Issues, trends and perspectivesMiah,
A. (2002, April) Catching up with Frankenrunner, Sp!ked
Garcia
B. and Miah, A. (2002, March) The Olympics is Not a Sporting
Event! Arts and Culture at the 2002 Winter Olympics, In Gauntlett,
David (Ed), Some Things about Art and Cities at www.theory.org.uk
and NewMediaStudies
Miah,
A. and Garcia, B. (2002, April) The Olympic Games Should Happen
Nowhere or Everywhere, Spark
Online, 31.0
Miah,
A. (2002, Jan) ArtFutura – 12 years later and out of
Real-Time,
Spark
Online 28.0
Miah,
A. (2001, Nov 29) Letter to Editor: Alcohol Consumption, Spiked-Online
Miah,
A. (2001, Nov) Safe Sex on the Internet: hotsex@university.ac.uk!,
Spark
Online 26.0
Miah,
A. (2001, Feb) Digitising Sporting Arenas: The end of an arena!, Spark
Online 17.0:
García,
B. & Miah, A. (2000, November) Olympic
ideals and Disney dreams: Opportunities and constraints for
cultural representation during Sydney's Opening Ceremony,
Human Kinetics: Social Science and Sport New,
Miah,
A. (2000, April) Can you remain faithful in cyberspace?,
Spark
Online 7.0
Miah, A. (2005) Sports, in Mitcham, C. (Ed) Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Ethics. Detroit: Macmillan [tableofcontents].Miah, A. (2001) Ice Boating, International Encyclopedia of Women and Sport. London: Macmillan, pp.142-143. |
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Miah, A. Garcia, B. & Zhihui, T. (2008) We Are the Media: Alternative Voices and Non-Accredited Media at the Olympic Games. In Dayan, D. & Price, M. Narrative and Counter Narrative in the Beijing Olympics: Hearts, Minds and the Projection of Modern China. University of Michigan Press.
Miah, A. (2008) Justifying Human Enhancement: The Accumulation of Biocultural Capital. In: Ethical Futures. Royal Society for the encouragement of the Arts, London.
Miah, A. (2008) Section Introduction: Ethical Considerations of Human Performance Optimisation. In Taylor, N.A.S., Groeller, H. & McLennan, P.L. ‘Physiological Bases of Human Performance During Work and Exercise, Elsevier.
Miah, A. & Garcia, B. (2007) Non-Accredited Media, Olympic Games and the Host City. in Sport & Media. [translated into Chinese-Mandarin].
Miah, A. (2008) The Ethics of Memory Modification in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. In Shapshay, S. (Ed) Bioethics and Film, Johns Hopkins University Press.
Miah, A. (expected, 2007) A Deep Blue Grasshopper: Playing Games with Artificial Intelligence. For Hale Benjamin. Philosophy and Chess, in press (2006)
Miah, A. (2005) Therapeutische ingrepen, niet-therapeutische ingrepen en prestatieverbetering,
in Hilvoorde, I. van & Pasveer, B. (eds.). Beter dan Goed.
Over genetica en de toekomst van topsport. Diemen: Veen Magazines, pp.138-149
[Dutch, link to English Version: 'Therapy, Non-Therapy & Enhancement'].
Miah, A. (2005) Gene Doping:
The Shape of Things to Come. In Tamburrini, C.M. and Tannsjo, T. (Eds.) Genetic Technology and Sport: Ethical Questions. London and
New York: Routledge, pp.42-53.
Gene-Doping:
Sport, Values & Bioethics (2003). In Glasa, J. (Ed.)
The Ethics of Human Genetics. Strasburg, Council of Europe,
pp.171-180.
Patenting
Human DNA (2003)
In B. Almond and M. Parker (Eds)
Ethical Issues in the New Genetics: Are genes us?, Aldershot,
Ashgate, pp.111-117.
…/cybersex/
no_gender/
no_sexuality/no_body.html (2002) In S. LaFont (Ed.) Constructing Sexualities: Readings in Sexuality, Gender, and
Culture, New York, Prentice Hall, pp.362-370.Simulating
Sport In Virtual Arenas (2001) Proceedings of the 11th Association of Sports Information
World Congress, Sports Information In The 3rd Millennium. Lausanne, Olympic
Museum
The
Olympic Games and the Cyborg-Athlete: Any Room for Improvement? (2001)
Proceedings of the 8th International Post-Graduate Seminar
on Olympic Studies, International Olympic Academy, Athens,
pp.264-277.
“New
Balls Please”: Tennis, Technology, and the Changing
Game (2000)
In S. Haake and A.O. Coe (Eds) Tennis, Science, and Technology.
London: Blackwell Science, pp.285-292.
The Human Rights
of the Genetically Engineered Athlete (2000)
In Taylor, T. (Ed) How you play the Game: the contribution
of sport to the protection of human rights,
University of Technology Sydney, pp.69-77.
Climbing
Upwards or Climbing Backwards? The Technological Metamorphoses
of Climbing and Mountaineering (2000)
In N. Messenger, W. Patterson, and D. Brook (Eds)
The Science of Climbing and Mountaineering. Human Kinetics
Publishers, Chapter 27.
 Sport
Technology
History,
Philosophy
and Policy,Research in Philosophy and Technology, Elsevier
Science,
Oxford, 2002.
The Times
Miah, A. (with Matthew Syed) (2006, Oct 18) Digital era taking fans closer to action, p.82
The Guardian
Miah, A. (2006, Aug 2). Is Sport Winning the War on Drugs? No. London: p.7.
Science & Public Affairs
genetically
modified athletes, why not? (2005, Sept)
Project
Syndicate
Is
'gene doping' wrong? (2005), available in various languages.
Times
Higher Education Supplement
Miah,
A. (2004). Why I believe...that genetic modification can be
good for sport and society. London.
The
Observer
.Miah,
A. (2004, Aug 1). Genetically Modified Athletes in Athens?
Bring them on, p.9.
BBC
Sport Online
Miah, A. (2002, March 22) Engineering
Athletes: Q&A Interview
Times
Higher Education Supplement
Miah, A. (2001, June 1) Soapbox: Why I...believe that genetically
engineered athletes might not be cheating.
Campus
Review: Australasia's Higher Education Newspaper.
Miah, A. (2001, April 25) The International Olympic Committee
Guarantees Fair Play.
New
Scientist, 2224, 54.
Miah, A. (2000, Feb 5) Enter the Superkid.
Times
Higher Education Supplement.
Miah, A. (1999, April 2) Readers' Response to Bill Gates'
new book 'Business@the Speed of Thought'
Times
Higher Education Supplement.
Miah, A. (1999, May 21) Readers' Response to article about
genetically engineering disability.
Drake , P. & Miah, A. (2005) 'The Final Push' - Live8 and Celebrity in Scotland, for 3D, Newsletter of the Meda, Communications and Cultural Studies Association.
Miah, A. (2006) Response to the World Anti-Doping Agency consultancy on Hypoxic Training [submitted via UK Sport].
Miah, A. (2006) Initial Evidence submitted to UK Government Inquiry into Human Enhancement Technologies in Sport.
Miah,
A. (2002) Genetically Modified Athletes: Some Answers to the
Questions Everyone is Asking, News bulletin sport Science & Physical Education, Newsletter of the International Council
on Sport Science & Physical Education, pp.32-33.
Miah,
A. (2002) The Use of Genetic Information in Sport, Report
for the Australian Law Reforms Commission.
Miah,
A. (2002) Who says it is wrong? The Role of the International
Bioethics Committee, Philosophy Today, Society for Applied
Philosophy, p.10.
Miah,
A. (2001) Closing speech of the 9th Post-Graduate Seminar
on Olympic Studies, 2001, International Olympic Academy, Olympia,
Greece.
Miah, A. (2000) Genetically Enhancing the Olympic Games, Living Ethics, Newsletter of the St. James Centre for Ethics, Issue 41, Sydney, Australia, p.6-7 |
