Autonomy and Human Rights in Health Care : An International Perspective / edited by David N. Weisstub, Guillermo Díaz Pintos.
2008
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Title
Autonomy and Human Rights in Health Care : An International Perspective / edited by David N. Weisstub, Guillermo Díaz Pintos.
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Edition
1st ed. 2008.
Imprint
Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2008.
Description
XIV, 404 p. online resource.
Series
International library of ethics, law, and the new medicine. 1567-8008 ; 36.
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Health Care, Human Rights and Social Policy
Evolving Bioethics and International Human Rights
Dignity, Rights, Health Care, and Human Flourishing
Human Rights: The Ethics Of Globalization
Human Rights And The Right To Health Care
Religion, International Human Rights And Women's Health: Synthesizing Principles And Politics
The Centrality And Limits Of Autonomy
The Limitations And Accomplishments Of Autonomy As A Basic Principle In Bioethics And Biolaw
Person And Human Being In Bioethics And Biolaw
Welfare Rights And Health Care
Autonomy And The Rights Of Minors
Domestic Violence
Balancing Autonomy And Traditional Values In Treating Terminally Ill Patients: Towards Locating The Right Questions For Japan
Pluralism, Race And Health
Culture, Community Or Rights
Bioethics Between Nature And Culture
Medical Practice As The Primary Context For Medical Ethics
Euthanasia And Multiculturalism
Future Legal Ordering And Social Planning
International Law And Genetic Counselling
International Perspective On Organ Donation
Justice In The Distribution Of Transplant Organs
Human Cloning And Human Dignity
Accessing Health Care Resources: Economic, Medical, Ethical And Socio-Legal Challenges
Mental Health Rights: The Relation Between Constitution And Bioethics
Individual Integrity, Research Ethics And Human Rights
The "Vulnerability" Quagmire In International Research
Human Rights, Health Care And Biomedical Innovation: Confronting The Research Imperative
The Rights To Die And The Duty To Save: A Reflection On Ethical Presuppositions In Suicide Research
The Right To Bodily Security Vis-À-Vis The Needs Of Others.
Evolving Bioethics and International Human Rights
Dignity, Rights, Health Care, and Human Flourishing
Human Rights: The Ethics Of Globalization
Human Rights And The Right To Health Care
Religion, International Human Rights And Women's Health: Synthesizing Principles And Politics
The Centrality And Limits Of Autonomy
The Limitations And Accomplishments Of Autonomy As A Basic Principle In Bioethics And Biolaw
Person And Human Being In Bioethics And Biolaw
Welfare Rights And Health Care
Autonomy And The Rights Of Minors
Domestic Violence
Balancing Autonomy And Traditional Values In Treating Terminally Ill Patients: Towards Locating The Right Questions For Japan
Pluralism, Race And Health
Culture, Community Or Rights
Bioethics Between Nature And Culture
Medical Practice As The Primary Context For Medical Ethics
Euthanasia And Multiculturalism
Future Legal Ordering And Social Planning
International Law And Genetic Counselling
International Perspective On Organ Donation
Justice In The Distribution Of Transplant Organs
Human Cloning And Human Dignity
Accessing Health Care Resources: Economic, Medical, Ethical And Socio-Legal Challenges
Mental Health Rights: The Relation Between Constitution And Bioethics
Individual Integrity, Research Ethics And Human Rights
The "Vulnerability" Quagmire In International Research
Human Rights, Health Care And Biomedical Innovation: Confronting The Research Imperative
The Rights To Die And The Duty To Save: A Reflection On Ethical Presuppositions In Suicide Research
The Right To Bodily Security Vis-À-Vis The Needs Of Others.
Summary
Autonomy and Human Rights in Healthcare: An International Perspective is a group of essays published in memory of David Thomasma, one of the leading humanists in the field of bioethics during the twentieth century. A pioneer in the field of multidisciplinary research, having integrated major theological and philosophical traditions in the west with modern science, Thomasma was a role model to the authors who have devoted essays to his major avenues of inquiry. The authors represent many different countries and disciplines throughout the globe. The volume deals with the pressing issue of how to ground a universal bioethics in the context of the conflicted world of combative cultures and perspectives.
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9781402058417
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