Neuro-developmental sequelae of severe neonatal infections in rural Kenya by George, S, Aboobakar, A, Ibinda, F, Seale, A, Berkley, J, Neville, B, Newton, C

Leaving Microsoft to change the world : dari meja si kaya raya , ke meja anak papa kedana / by Wood, John, 1964 Jan. 29- 534080, Iskandar Syah Ismail 530612

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Rights versus morality : online debate about decriminalization of gay sex in Singapore by Detenber, Benjamin H., Cenite, Mark, Zhou, Shuhua, Neo, Rachel L., Malik, Shelly

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Forster’s moral vision : an examination of the religious imagery in Edward Morgan Forster’s fiction. by Leong, Keith Yan-Hao.

“…Consequently, this essay aims to examine Forster's use of religion to determine what his view of religion is, and how it accords with his general moral concerns. It will argue that Forster has a conflicted view of religion because he sees on the one hand its moral restrictiveness and logical absurdity, and on the other its potential for moral emancipation, grounding, and linguistic transcendence.…”
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Three-part series : a German view where lies the moral authority? by Creutzfeldt, Benjamin

“…Abe’s statement of apology disappointed audiences in neighbouring countries, but as China celebrates its ‘victory’ 70 years ago, the Communist Party cannot claim the moral authority of the German example.…”
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Beyond fare evasion: the everyday moralities of non-payment and underpayment on public transport by Muñoz, D, Lee, K, Plyushteva, A

“…However, such categorisations of ‘malicious’ or ‘virtuous’ behaviours rely on underlying moral claims which often go unexamined. In this paper, we study how different actors construct such moral claims as part of everyday interactions. …”

For the good of the globe: moral reasons for states to mitigate global catastrophic biological risks by Johnson, TF

“…Whilst there are strong objections to moral nationalism as a reason for states to act, moral cosmopolitanism may provide a broad reason which is further supplemented for individual states through the elaboration of interstate moral obligations. …”

A pure world: moral cognition and spiritual experiences in Chinese World of Warcraft by Hornbeck, R

“…<p>This dissertation is about moral cognition and the production of spiritual experiences in the Chinese version of the massively multiplayer online game, <em>World of Warcraft</em> (C<em>WoW</em>). …”

A multi-criteria framework for appraisal of rural roads in developing countries. by Chew, Keat Soon.

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Prototypical career paths in urban, suburban, and rural locations in the United States by Setor, Tenace, Joseph, Damien

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Detection of florfenicol resistance in opportunistic Acinetobacter spp. infections in rural Thailand by Tan, Bernice Siu Yan, Mohan, Lalit, Watthanaworawit, Wanitda, Ngamprasertchai, Thundon, Nosten, Francois H., Ling, Clare, Bifani, Pablo

“…In this study, we analyzed bacterial isolates recovered in rural Thailand from patients and environmental samples collected for disease monitoring. …”
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Satellite communication and rural development in a changing Asia - policy issues by Serajul I. Bhuiyan

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Sustainable rural tourism in Iran : a perspective from Hawraman village by Henderson, Joan C., Ghaderi, Zahed

“…Participation has been very limited in government rural tourism initiatives which are felt to yield few benefits for village inhabitants. …”
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A landscape of conflict? Rural fortifications in the Argolid (400 – 146 BC) by Blomley, AM

“…<p>This thesis presents the first systematic study of rural fortified structures in the Argolid between 400 and 146 BC. …”

Ethical theories and their application by Forcehimes, Andrew T.

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When is it acceptable to break the rules? Knowledge representation of moral judgements based on empirical data by Awad, Edmond, Levine, Sydney, Loreggia, Andrea, Mattei, Nicholas, Rahwan, Iyad, Rossi, Francesca, Talamadupula, Kartik, Tenenbaum, Joshua, Kleiman-Weiner, Max

“…Constraining the actions of AI systems is one promising way to ensure that these systems behave in a way that is morally acceptable to humans. But constraints alone come with drawbacks as in many AI systems, they are not flexible. …”
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Moral pornography : towards a critique of human relations in the culture industries of art and pornography. by Yong, Faith Hui Cher.

“…In using Theodor Adorno's theory of Culture Industry and Angela Carter's notion of moral pornography, this paper will thus examine the notion of violence in both human and sexual relations in Elfriede Jelinek's Lust and The Piano Teacher. …”
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Between moral responsibility and postmodern disbelief : 'postmodern ethics' in the dramatic works of harold pinter by Fernandez, Stephen Frederick

“…Zygmunt Bauman, in his examination of ethical relations in contemporary society, defines ‘postmodern ethics’ as “morality without ethical code”. However, given the complexities associated with the idea of moral responsibility, simply applying Bauman’s definition to an analysis of Pinter’s drama does not fully clarify our doubts about the representation of ‘postmodern ethics’ in his works. …”
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Putting distance through cleansing : the mediating role of temporal distancing on the embodiment of moral purity by Nurul Mira Fatin Abdulkahar

“…Ever since the embodiment of moral cleanliness was first empirically tested and documented by Zhong and Liljenquist (2006), many studies have further demonstrated the metaphorical association between physical and psychological cleansing, though in a descriptive rather than exploratory manner. …”
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Yes means yes : the sufficiency of consent as a justification for the moral acceptability of voluntary prostitution by Ang, Sherin Yue Quin

“…Despite the rising importance of sexual consent as perceived by society in recent years, this has yet to be acknowledged and fully extended to the field of prostitution, partly due to its stigmatization as a morally impermissible industry. The moral acceptability of prostitution remains a polarizing debate in feminist philosophy and sexual ethics, with many philosophers perceiving it to be morally unacceptable even when voluntary. …”
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