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Introduction: Governing Science and Technology

Annabelle Littoz‐Monnet

Year: 2020 Cambridge University Press eBooks Pages: 1-20   Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Abstract

This introductory chapter introduces, first, the concept of bioethical expertise. It discusses the context of its emergence, its specificities as well as its special authority in policymaking.

Keywords:
Engineering ethics Bioethics Context (archaeology) Political science Epistemology Management science Sociology Engineering Law Philosophy History

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Topics

Biomedical Ethics and Regulation
Health Sciences →  Medicine →  Physiology
Ethics in medical practice
Health Sciences →  Health Professions →  General Health Professions
Ethics in Clinical Research
Health Sciences →  Medicine →  Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health

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