The ethics of open access publishing. by Parker, M

“…The importance of public deliberation in practical and applied ethics suggests that ethicists have a particular interest in the promotion of diverse and experimental forms of publication and debate and in supporting new, more creative and more participatory approaches to publication.…”

Response to 'position statement on ethics, equipoise and research on charged particle therapy' by Jones, B, Howick, J, Hopewell, J, Liew, S

“…In August 2011, a group of medical doctors, ethicists, academic and medical physicists were asked to debate and reach consensus on the potential need for randomised control trials to test charged particle radiation therapy (CPRT) for treating tumours. …”

Response to 'Position statement on ethics, equipoise and research on charged particle therapy'. by Jones, B, Howick, J, Hopewell, J, Liew, S

“…In August 2011, a group of medical doctors, ethicists, academic and medical physicists were asked to debate and reach consensus on the potential need for randomised control trials to test charged particle radiation therapy (CPRT) for treating tumours. …”

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

“…To provide adequate legal protection from such non-consensual brain-reading in the European legal context, ethicists have called for the recognition of a novel fundamental legal right to mental privacy. …”

The epistemic costs of compromise in bioethics by Devolder, K, Douglas, T

“…We argue that defending a compromise will typically have two epistemic costs: it will corrupt attempts to use the claims of ethicists as testimonial evidence, and it will undermine standards that are important to making epistemic progress in ethics. …”

Lethal autonomous weapons systems, revulsion, and respect by Richard Dean, Richard Dean

“…The potential for the use of artificial intelligence in developing lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS) has received a good deal of attention from ethicists. Lines of argument in favor of and against developing and deploying LAWS have already become hardened. …”
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Risk of Increased Acceptance for Organizational Nepotism and Cronyism during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Grzegorz Ignatowski, Łukasz Sułkowski, Bartłomiej Stopczyński

“…For this reason, they constitute a problem for organization managers, ethicists and psychologists. Identifying the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the increase of nepotism and cronyism may provide a basis for organizations to assess their extent and to take possible measures to prevent their negative effects. …”
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How to approach and take care of minor adolescents whose situations raise ethical dilemmas? a position paper of the European academy of pediatrics by Pierre-André Michaud, Yusuke-Leo Takeuchi, Artur Mazur, Adamos A. Hadjipanayis, Anne-Emmanuelle Ambresin

“…In addition, especially when the decisions have potentially important consequences on the health and life, the professionals include, with the adolescent's permission, parents, caregivers or other significant adults, as well as they may request the opinion of other members of the health care team or expert colleagues such as ethicists.…”
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Working in Time: From Barbarism to Repetition by Amber Bowen

“…The task of ethicists, philosophers, and theologians to restore the dignity of human labor and vocation in a (post)industrial, techno-driven society is motivated by an often unacknowledged concern to restore the underlying <i>spirituality</i> of the human experience of work. …”
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The English Legal Process in Context by Annette Marfording

“…As part of the work of the Fellowship, I investigated the teaching approaches adopted, materials used, and assessment strategies employed: by teachers of LE/PR in selected law schools in the United States; by teachers of LE/PR in Australia; and by moral philosophers and applied ethicists in Australia. Initially, on the basis of the research that I had conducted for the Fellowship application, I planned to visit four law schools in the United States because of their innovative approaches to the teaching of LE/PR. …”
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A conceptual framework for the ethics of synthetic biology by Mette Ebbesen, Svend Andersen, Finn Skou Pedersen

“…Firstly, we show that the ethical principles of beneficence, nonmaleficence, respect for autonomy, and justice are important for nanoscience, and we reveal that these principles are part of the bioethical theory of the American ethicists, Tom L. Beauchamp and James F. Childress. …”
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Beyond Emptiness: A Critical Review by Halla Kim

“…After considering Heidegger’s failure to get to the bottom of transcendence through his “Dasein,” Lee looks to the French postmodern ethicists, in particular, Levinas, in this regard. …”
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When performance is not enough-A multidisciplinary view on clinical decision support. by Roland Roller, Aljoscha Burchardt, David Samhammer, Simon Ronicke, Wiebke Duettmann, Sven Schmeier, Sebastian Möller, Peter Dabrock, Klemens Budde, Manuel Mayrdorfer, Bilgin Osmanodja

“…Instead, we want to let other researchers participate in the lessons we have learned and the insights we have gained when implementing and evaluating our system in a clinical setting within a highly interdisciplinary pilot project in the cooperation of computer scientists, medical doctors, ethicists, and legal experts.…”
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Proposition 187 and the Travel Ban: Addressing Economy, Security, and White Christian Nationalism in U.S. Christian Communities by Laura E. Alexander

“…Christian leaders who opposed these policies attempted to apply the moral teachings of their religious tradition, but ethicists and religious leaders who wish to fully engage in conversation about immigration in the U.S. should incorporate discussion of economic and security concerns into their consideration of hospitality, in order both to address anxieties and to pull the veil back on racial and religious discrimination that hides behind these anxieties.…”
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ETHICS IN HEALTH CARE: INDUCEMENT AND HUMAN SUBJECTS by MUNIR HOSSAIN TALUKDER

“…Supporting this position, a group of ethicists has argued that inducement undermines voluntariness especially when subjects are poor and vulnerable, and thus, unethical. …”
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A model to facilitate discussions about cyber attacks by Happa, J, Fairclough, G

“…The evolution of the Internet and digital systems is making it increasingly difficult to understand cyber attacks. Politicians, ethicists, lawyers, business owners and other stakeholders are all affected by them, yet many lack necessary technical background to make correct decisions in dealing with them. …”

Developing the ethical framework of end-stage kidney disease care: from practice to policy by Luyckx, V, Martin, D, Moosa, M, Jha, V, Et al.

“…Ethical issues relating to end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) care are increasingly being discussed by clinicians and ethicists but are still infrequently considered at a policy level or in the education and training of health care professionals. …”

Some contemporary atheist and Christian responses to moral nihilism and amoralism by Collins, P

“…Part three builds on the work of the Chjristian ethicists Keith Ward and.Charles Taylor to show how a Christian ethics grounded in the theological virtues, in the virtiue of humility, and the concept of vocations offers more attractive and inspiring answers to the challenges of moral nihilism and amoralism than is available to atheists, who also need forms of faith if they are to rebut these challenges.…”

Making time to care, and caring for time: ‘Tricking time’ to cope with conflicting temporalities in a child protection agency by Antoni, A, Reinecke, J, Fotaki, M

“…Care – concern for and attending to the needs of the particular other we take responsibility – requires enacting time in a way that clashes with the industrial ‘clock time’ dominating our lives. Ethicists of care have highlighted the tensions between the temporalities involved in caring as a situated, relational and processual practice and the organization of care work according to standardized clock time. …”

Brain organoids and organoid intelligence from ethical, legal, and social points of view by Thomas Hartung, Thomas Hartung, Itzy E. Morales Pantoja, Lena Smirnova

“…Interdisciplinary perspectives and proactive engagement among scientists, ethicists, policymakers, and the public can enable responsible translational pathways for organoid technology. …”
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