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24 cm.In defense of the use of animals / Carl Cohen -- 1. The moral problem of animal use -- 2. The factual setting of animal experimentation -- 3. Rights and interests -- 4. If animals had rights -- 5. Why animals do not have rights -- 6. Why animals are mistakenly believed to have rights -- 7. The moral inequality of species : why "speciesism" is right -- 8. Spurious scientific arguments against the use of animals -- 9. What good does animal experimentation do -- 10. The proven accomplishments of animal research -- The case for animal rights / Tom Regan -- 11. From indifference to advocacy -- 12. Animal exploitation -- 13. The nature and importance of rights -- 14. Indirect duty views -- 15. Direct duty views -- 16. Human rights -- 17. Animal rights -- Reply to Tom Regan / Carl Cohen -- Reply to Carl Cohen / Tom Regan.Includes bibliographical references and index.Carl Cohen and Tom Regan. More Records: Show record informationBook

88187767by Ward Morehouse and M. Arun Subramaniam.23 cm."A preliminary report for the Citizens Commission on Bhopal."Bibliography: p. 183-186.

96040853Bernard Gert, Charles M. Culver, K. Donner Clouser.25 cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.

2005050871GBA624715013408344101272792Bernard Gert, Charles M. Culver, K. Danner Clouser.ill. ; 24 cm.Extensive revision of: Bioethics : a return to fundamentals.Includes bibliographical references (p. 347-353) and index.

American Public Health Association.23 cm.Case analysis and moral reasoning -- Privacy and confidentiality protection -- Informed consent in public health research -- Randomized controlled trials -- Committee review and the institutional review board system -- Scientific misconduct in public health research -- Conflicting interests and research sponsorship -- Intellectual property and data sharing -- Publication and interpretation of research -- Communication responsibilities of public health professionals -- Public health practice -- Studies of vulnerable populations -- Cross-cultural research -- International health research -- Genetic research and testing -- AIDS prevention and treatment -- Allocation of scarce resources and health care reform.Includes bibliographical references and index.Steven S. Coughlin. More Records: Show record informationBook

ill., map ; 24 cm.Introduction: the collaborative continuum / Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh and T.J. Ferguson -- Navigating the fluidity of social identity: collaborative research into cultural affiliation in the American southwest / Michael Adler and Susan Bruning -- Unusual or "extreme" beliefs about the past, community identity, and dealing with the fringe / Larry J. Zimmerman -- Things are not always what they seem: indigenous knowledge and pattern recognition in the archaeological interpretation of cultural landscapes / Norm Sheehan and Ian Lilley -- Not the end, not the middle, but the beginning: repatriation as a transformative mechanism for archaeologists and indigenous peoples / Dorothy Lippert -- Heritage ethics and descendant communities / Lynn Meskell and Lynette Sibongile Masuku Van Damme -- Collaboration means equality, respect, and reciprocity: a conversation about archaeology and the Hopi tribe / Leigh J. Kuwanwisiwma -- The ethics of collaboration: whose culture? whose intellectual property? who benefits? / Claire Smith and Gary Jackson -- New Africa: understanding the americanization of African descent groups through archaeology / Thomas W. Cuddy and Mark P. Leone -- "I wish for paradise": memory and class in Hampden, Baltimore / Paul A. Shackel and Favid A. Gadsby -- Entering the agora: archaeology, conservation, and indigenous peoples in the Amazon / Michael J. Heckenberger -- Collaborative encounters / George P. Nicholas, John R. Welch, and Eldon C. YellowhornIncludes bibliographical references and index.edited by Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh and T.J. Ferguson. More Records: Show record informationInternet resource (url)Book; Internet Resource Date of Entry: 20070521

(OCoLC)ocm15555850(UISdb)149956Paula Wells, Hardy Jones, and Michael Davis.23 cm.On cover: Center for the Study of Ethics in the Professions, Illinois Institute of Technology.Bibliography: p. 49-51.

ill. ; 24 cm.Part I. Engineering and society -- Part II. Engineering decisions in the 21st century -- Part III. Engineering: windows on society.Includes bibliographical references (p. 312-324).Caroline Baillie, George Catalano. More Records: Show record informationBook

ill. ; 24 cm.Introduction -- Engineering ethics -- Models of the Earth -- Engineering in a morally deep world -- Engineering design in a morally deep world -- Implications for engineering education -- Final thoughts.Includes bibliographical references (p. 63-67)./ Also issued online.George D. Catalano. More Records: Show record informationBook

Compilation and indexing terms, Copyright 2009 Elsevier Inc.20064710259856Engineering designEngineering ethicsHistorical perspective

ill., maps ; 24 cm.Includes bibliographical references (p. 69-72).George D. Catalano. More Records: Show record informationBook

ill., maps ; 23 cm.Includes bibliographical references.edited by Thomas Donaldson, Patricia H. Werhane, Margaret Cording. More Records: Show record informationBook

Routledge22 cm.Ethics and politics of the media : the quest for quality / Andrew Belsey and Ruth Chadwick -- Journalism in the market place / John O'Neill -- Owners, editors and journalists / Bruce Hanlin -- Freedom of speech, the media and the law / David Burnet -- Codes of conduct for journalists / Nigel G.E. Harris -- Privacy, publicity and politics / Andrew Belsey -- Honesty in investigative journalism / Jennifer Jackson -- Objectivity, bias and truth / Andrew Edgar -- Women and the press / Teresa Stratford -- The oxygen of publicity : terrorism and reporting restrictions / Paul Gilbert -- Something more important than truth : ethical issues in war reporting / Kevin Williams.Includes bibliographical references (p. [171]-174) and index.edited by Andrew Belsey and Ruth Chadwick. More Records: Show record informationBook

87013275(OCoLC)ocm15793500GB89-716edited by Joan C. Callahan.25 cm.Bibliography: p. 468-470.

90002681Editorial Policy Committee, Council of Biology Editors ; John C Bailar III, chair... [et. al.].ill. ; 23 cm.Part two of this book constitutes the proceedings of a conference held at the National Academy of Sciences in Oct. 1988.Includes bibliographical references.

2010287201editors, Rafael Capurro and Michael Nagenborg.24 cm.Includes bibliographical references.

2010287201editors, Rafael Capurro and Michael Nagenborg.24 cm.Includes bibliographical references.

Ashgate Pub. Co.ill. ; 24 cm.List of figure and tables --; Notes on contributors --; Foreword /; Major General (Retd) Patrick Cordingley --; 1.; Introduction : Ethics education in the military /; Paul Robinson --; pt. 1.; Case studies --; 2.; Education in an ethos at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst /; Stephen Deakin --; 3.; An ethics curriculum for an evolving army /; Jeffrey Wilson --; 4.; Teaching military ethics in the British Armed Forces /; Patrick Mileham --; 5.; Ethics education, ethics training, and character development : Who 'owns' ethics in the US Air Force Academy? /; Martin L. Cook --; 6.; Canada's defence ethics programme and ethics training /; Colonel Yvon Desjardins --; 7.; What ought one to do? Perspectives on military ethics education in the Australian Defence Force /; Jamie Cullens --; 8.; Ethics training in the Norwegian Defence Forces /; Tor Arne Berntsen; and; Raag Rolfsen --; 9.; Ethical education and character development in the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Germany /; Stefan Werdelis --; 10.; Reshaping the ethical training of future French commissioned officers /; Henri Hude.; 11.; The ethics curriculum at the Netherlands Defence Academy, and some problems with its theoretical underpinnings /; Peter Olsthoorn --; 12.; Teaching and training military ethics : an Israeli experience /; Asa Kasher --; 13.; Ethics training for the Samurai warrior /; Fumio Ota --; pt. 2.; Responses --; 14.; What is the point of teaching ethics in the military? /; Jessica Wolfendale --; 15.; The ethical warrior : a classical liberal approach /; Alexander Moseley --; 16.; The future of ethics education in the military : a comparative analysis /; Don Carrick --; 17.; Conclusion /; Paul Robinson,; Nigel de Lee; and; Don Carrick --; Index.Includes bibliographical references and index.National bibliography no: GBA7A1938 Other format available: Online version:; Ethics education in the military.; Aldershot, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate Pub. Co., c2008edited by Paul Robinson, Nigel de Lee, Don Carrick. More Records: Show record informationInternet resource (url)Book; Internet Resource

80024002 (OCoLC)ocm06602806 (BENdb)16253 GB81-2410 edited by Daniel Callahan and Sissela Bok. 24 cm. Bibliography: p. 303-311. Includes index. Introduction / Daniel Callahan and Sissela Bok – The teaching of ethics in the American undergraduate curriculum, 1876-1976 / Douglas Sloan – Part I. General issues in the teaching of ethics – Goals in the teaching of ethics / Daniel Callahan – Problems in the teaching of ethics : pluralism and indoctrination / Ruth Macklin – What does moral psychology have to say to the teacher of ethics? / Thomas Kickona – Evaluation and the teaching of ethics / Arthur L. Caplan – Part II. The teaching of ethics in the undergraduate and professional school curriculum – The teaching of ethics in American higher education : an empirical synopsis / Hastings Center Staff – The teaching of undergraduate ethics / Bernard Rosen – The teaching of ethics in undergraduate nonethics courses / Susan Resneck Parr – Professional ethics : setting, terrain, and teacher / William F. May – Part III. Topics in the teaching of ethics – Paternalism in medicine, law, and public policy / Dennis F. Thompson – Whistleblowing and professional responsibilities / Sissela Bok – Part IV. Summary recommedations on the teaching of ethics – Hastings Centre Project on the teaching of ethics : summary recommendations. Hastings Center series in ethics.