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In an era marked by a ruinous war between a democratic state and a totalitarian regime, political volatility, rightward looking isolationism and nationalism, and heightened competition and disputes ... do otherwise is to tacitly accept moral-ethical failure from inaction and an indeterminate risk to global public health by giving SARS-CoV2 another opportunity to exploit our social and political
the U.S. government’s political response and the Gunn article presents an ethical perspective of the emerging promised vaccine to halt the virus.
molecular and developmental biology. This paper is an attempt to expose that philosophy is a major tool in proffering possible solutions to issues related to biology through one of the new dimension in ... Johnson Mendie University of Calabar , Calabar 1 Patrick Johnson Mendle, University of Calabar, Calabar & Emmanuel Bassey Eyo , PhD Part of the Biology Commons, Ethics and Political Philosophy Commons, and
COVID-19 is exploiting U.S. political and cultural polarization in the first presidential election to be driven by epidemiology and public health. Medical science is on the ballot as Americans’ views ... dead, or if one’s employers and customers are ill or dead. Political leaders at multiple levels, and in particular the President, have politicized the wearing of face masks and so intentionally obscured
differences between them. Classification of political parties according to the author, can be based on different criteria ranging from philosophy and political, to the political programs of up to parliamentary ... treatment of political parties as a global phenomenon. In 2004 published the book "Political parties and democracy", while two years "Sociology of political parties" - in modified version. This book differs
. Using the human right fad and political might, they subtly engineer the globalization of this phenomenon. This move has been strongly opposed mostly by ‘developing’ nations and some churches across ... Political Philosophy Commons, and the Other Philosophy Commons Recommended Citation Article 2 Follow this and additional works at: https://aquila.usm.edu/ojhe Part of the Epistemology Commons, Ethics and
of Medicine and Philosophy , 2 , 1 - 9 . https://doi.org/10.1093/jmp/jhaa028 Kaur , S. P. , & Gupta , V. ( 2020 ). Since January 2020 Elsevier has created a COVID-19 resource centre with free
political and cultural opposition, it is unlikely that many countries can implement such a system. The RPA system may be a relatively non-controversial approach to encourage registering for organ donation ... Care model. However, further analyses incorporating specific cultural and political issues are needed to see if such a system is appropriate for each country. Furthermore, we must go beyond theoretical
The book ends with concluding remarks of the writer about the whole Leo Strauss’s thought. Although Leo Strauss’s philosophy is very complex especially in terms of so many different titles and ... twentieth century political philosophy but also enable to us with critical outlook about modern political philosophy and its problems. Apart from Introduction, the book consists of four main titles about Leo
The purpose of this analysis is to examine specific segments of healthcare policy and practice, applying various ethical perspectives. We examine the economic and political influences that surround ... economic and political influences that surround ethical behavior in health services, as well as how practitioners, patients, and families respond and act as a result of such influences. We then delve into
heterogeneous, not homogeneous. One need only consider the social, political, and moral divide between two opposing camps within contemporary America to see the truth of this claim. To protect itself against the ... ., how has this recognition altered the everyday situation of real people living real lives. By starting with a decision to leave behind the moral arguments on LGBTQ+, South Africa decided upon a political
/journal.pone.0013998 Chen , H. , Yu , L. , & Huang , L.T. ( 2021 ). To mask or not to mask . Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology , 25 ( 3 ), 503 - 512 . https://philarchive.org/rec/CHETMO-22 Coleman
, which is frequently neglected when democracy and political freedoms are taken for granted, such as coercive public policies. Improvements in infant mortality rate can occur in the presence of coercive ... a popular deliberation process, which includes all the parties at stake. “The political community is possible only under certain circumstances: being able to organise itself, allowing political
about 2.25 times more capital per worker. Finally, Chicago’s political situation was far more stable and it was not a political capital. Human capital seems to explain the lion’s share of the divergent ... path of the two cities and their countries, both because of its direct effect and because of the connection between education and political instability. Argentine exceptionalism; Comparative development
, strategic, political, and security factors. Studies that estimate demand functions for such budgetary outlays focus either on individual country case studies or on groups of countries that share some similar ... spending has been driven by both domestic and external factors. The former include the economy as well as the political characteristics of the government as these are quantified by the Polity index of
Much of the political rhetoric about healthcare in the United States is couched in terms of healthcare as a right or entitlement. Healthcare as a right, like all welfare rights, carries with it the ... Morals, attempts to define the ethical duties of rational beings. In Kant’s philosophy, morality is derived, not from religion or tradition, but from pure rationality; and therefore, for Kant, moral agents
dependence. We contend that the endogenous industrialization of the inter-war period generated political changes that paved the way for import-substitution industrialization during the post-war period. Even if ... economic growth, protectionist policies became entrenched. In the absence of mature political institutions, the liberalization process was delayed and, when it finally did occur, it was extremely costly
Christopher A. Udofia University of Calabar , Nigeria Follow this and additional works at: https://aquila.usm.edu/ojhe Part of the Ethics and Political Philosophy Commons Recommended Citation - Leadership in ... , among other advocates expounded and explored the philosophy of utilitarianism as a response to the teething problems of their socio-cultural milieu. They philosophized in England at a time when she was
services (support by donors), and the piloting of health insurance which has been piloted in three subdistricts. Political commitment for these areas is strong. However, there are barriers pertaining to the ... financing structure dating from the colonial era. While others pertain to the health sector’s implementation shortfalls including issues of human resources, political interference, monitoring, and supervision
services (support by donors), and the piloting of health insurance which has been piloted in three subdistricts. Political commitment for these areas is strong. However, there are barriers pertaining to the ... financing structure dating from the colonial era. While others pertain to the health sector’s implementation shortfalls including issues of human resources, political interference, monitoring, and supervision
