Re’em Segev is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Re’em studied (LL.B, Summa cum Laude; LL.M, Magna cum Laude; Ph.D) at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and was a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of California-Berkeley and at Harvard University.

Re’em is interested in moral philosophy, philosophy of law, criminal law and constitutional law.  

Selected Publications: “Second-Order Equality and Levelling Down,” Australasian Journal of Philosophy87 (forthcoming 2009); “Well-Being and Fairness,” Philosophical Studies 131:2 (2006): 369-391; “Justification, Rationality and Mistake: Mistake of Law is No Excuse? It Might be a Justification!” Law & Philosophy25:1 (2006): 31-79; “Well-Being and Fairness in the Distribution of Scarce Health Resources,” Journal of Medicine & Philosophy30:3 (2005): 231-260.

E-Mail:  rmsegev@huji.ac.il