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Rehsmann, Julia (2022). Failing livers, anticipated futures and un/desired transplants. Anthropology & medicine, 29(1), pp. 92-106. Taylor & Francis 10.1080/13648470.2021.2017126
Rehsmann, Julia (2018). Confined Live(r)s: Self-infliction and Arbitrary Survival in the German Transplant System. Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, 27(2), pp. 45-64. Berghahn 10.3167/ajec.2018.270204
Rehsmann, Julia (2017). Fighting Hydra: The Uncertainties of Waiting for a Liver Transplant. Tsantsa, 22, pp. 47-56. Seismo
Rehsmann, Julia (2012). (Ad)optionale Spurensuche. Transnationale Adoption in Österreich. Paradigmata. Zeitschrift für Menschen und Diskurse, 8, pp. 18-21. Kulturverein Pangea
Rehsmann, Julia (25 April 2018). Exciting waiting: Exploring liver transplantation in Germany. Medicine Anthropology Theory
Rehsmann, Julia; Stetter, Bitten (2024). Nichtstun. In: Caduff, Corina; Stetter, Bitten; Afzali, Minou; Müller, Francis; Soom Ammann, Eva (eds.) Sterben gestalten. Möglichkeitsräume am Lebensende (pp. 13-36). Zürich: Scheidegger & Spiess 10.53788/STST0101
Rehsmann, Julia; Stetter, Bitten; Caduff, Corina (2024). Sterben gendern. Wie Geschlechterverhältnisse das Lebensende prägen. In: Caduff, Corina; Stetter, Bitten; Afzali, Minou; Müller, Francis; Soom Ammann, Eva (eds.) Sterben gestalten. Möglichkeitsräume am Lebensende (pp. 195-215). Zürich: Scheidegger & Spiess 10.53788/STST0108
Rehsmann, Julia (2019). Dancing Through the Perfect Storm: Encountering Illness and Death in the Field and Beyond. In: Stodulka, Thomas; Dinkelaker, Samia; Thajib, Ferdiansyah (eds.) Affective Dimensions of Fieldwork and Ethnography. Theory and History in the Human and Social Sciences (pp. 189-200). Cham: Springer 10.1007/978-3-030-20831-8_17
Rehsmann, Julia (August 2019). An Urgent Matter: Materiality and Temporality in Liver Transplants (Unpublished). In: Conference of the Finnish Anthropological Association "On Time". Helsinki. 28—30 August 2019.
Rehsmann, Julia (5 October 2017). Lists in Flux, Lives on Hold? Understanding the Accessibility to, and Exclusion from, Transplant Medicine (Unpublished). In: Bi-annual conference of the German Anthropological Association (GAA/DGV) “Zugehörigkeiten: Affektive, moralische und politische Praxen in einer vernetzten Welt". Berlin. 4-7 October, 2017.
Rehsmann, Julia (22 September 2017). Incisive Decisions: The Politics of Waiting Lists in Germany (Unpublished). In: Organs, tissues, contexts: Politics and practices in the era of transplant medicine. University of Liverpool. 22nd September 2017.
Rehsmann, Julia (24 August 2017). Confined Live(r)s: Alcohol and the Ethics of Lists and Limits (Unpublished). In: 4th Contemporary Drug Problems Conference “Making Alcohol and Other Drug Realities". Helsinki. 23-25 August, 2017.
Rehsmann, Julia (7 July 2017). Chronic Live(r)s: Temporal and Existential Uncertainties in Liver Transplant Medicine (Unpublished). In: EASA Medical Anthropology Network | 2017 Biennial Conference Network Meeting “Bodies in Transition — Power, Knowledge and Medical Anthropology". Lisbon. 5-7 July, 2017.
Rehsmann, Julia (21 July 2016). The Manifold Sites of Information: Managing Uncertainties and Responsibilities in Transplant Medicine. In: 14th EASA Biennal Conference “Anthropological legacies and human futures". Mailand, Italien. 20.-23. Juli 2016.
Rehsmann, Julia (21 November 2015). Warten auf das Spenderorgan: Existenzielle Unsicherheiten und emotionale Ambivalenzen (Unpublished). In: 3rd Annual Day of Liver Transplantation Leipzig “Lebertransplantation heute”. Leipzig, Deutschland. 21. November 2015.
Rehsmann, Julia (23 May 2014). Act of Violence - Act of Love (Unpublished). In: International Workshop "Family Narratives/National(istic) Narratives. Universität Zürich. 22.05.-23.05.2014.
Rehsmann, Julia (24 May 2012). Über Gewalt und Liebe: Transnationale Adoption in Österreich (Unpublished). In: 7. Tage der Kultur- und Sozialanthropologie. Vienna Anthropology Days. Institut für Kultur-und Sozialanthropologie, Universität Wien. 24. - 25.05.012.
Rehsmann, Julia (December 2018). Broken Skin. In: Anthroblog. Bern: Institut für Sozialanthropologie, Universität Bern
