Monthly Archives: May 2013
La publication en libre accès, la bioéthique et le bilinguisme
Bryn Williams Jones explique comment il essaie de motiver une différence positive en bioéthique au Canada en promouvant l’érudition et le bilinguisme, et en contribuant à la formation de la prochaine génération de bio-éthiciens canadiens
Open Access Publishing, Bioethics, and Bilingualism
Bryn Williams Jones discusses how he is trying to make a positive difference in Canadian bioethics, by promoting Canadian scholarship, bilingualism, and teaching the next generation of Canadian bioethicists
Far Too Canadian? The Limits of Parochial Bioethics
Kirstin Borgerson discusses the current state of bioethics in Canada, and offers her view on whether a distinctly Canadian bioethics is needed.
Informing Canadian Medical Tourists
Jeremy Snyder, Valorie Crooks, Krystyna Adams and Rory Johnston discuss their work on informing Canadians that participate in medical tourism
Is Sex-selective Abortion Worse than Sex-selective Coitus?
Mark Mercer argues for the immorality of sex selection, even if doing so did not involve abortion
Impact Ethics 