Persuasive technologies and the right to mental liberty: the ‘smart’ rehabilitation of criminal offenders by Ligthart, S, Meynen, G, Douglas, T

Negative self-imagery in social anxiety contaminates social interactions. by Hirsch, C, Meynen, T, Clark, D

Closed-loop brain devices in offender rehabilitation: autonomy, human rights, and accountability by Ligthart, S, Kooijmans, T, Douglas, T, Meynen, G

The future of neuroethics and the relevance of the law by Ligthart, S, Douglas, T, Bublitz, C, Meynen, G

The various faces of vulnerability: offering neurointerventions to criminal offenders by Ligthart, S, Dore-Horgan, E, Meynen, G

Forensic brain-reading and mental privacy in European human rights law: Foundations and challenges by Ligthart, S, Douglas, T, Bublitz, C, Kooijmans, T, Meynen, G

Neurointerventions in criminal justice: on the scope of the moral right to bodily integrity by Tesink, V, Douglas, T, Forsberg, L, Ligthart, S, Meynen, G

Right to mental integrity and neurotechnologies: implications of the extended mind thesis by Tesink, V, Douglas, T, Forsberg, L, Ligthart, S, Meynen, G

Rethinking the right to freedom of thought: a multidisciplinary analysis by Ligthart, S, Bublitz, C, Douglas, T, Forsberg, L, Meynen, G

The normative evaluation of neurointerventions in criminal justice: from invasiveness to human rights by Ligthart, S, Tesink, V, Douglas, T, Forsberg, L, Meynen, G

Minding rights: mapping ethical and legal foundations of ‘neurorights’ by Ligthart, S, Ienca, M, Meynen, G, Molnar-Gabor, F, Andorno, R, Bublitz, C, Catley, P, Claydon, L, Douglas, T, Farahany, N, Fins, JJ, Goering, S, Haselager, P, Jotterand, F, Lavazza, A, McCay, A, Wajnerman Paz, A, Rainey, S, Ryberg, J, Kellmeyer, P