Ethics research compendium / Peter M. Roberts and Emily O. Perez, editors.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Roberts, Peter M.

Perez, Emily O.

Series:

Ethical issues in the 21st century series.

Ethical issues in the 21st century

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Ethics--Research.

Ethics.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (296 p.)

Place of Publication:

New York : Nova Publishers, c2013.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

This book present research in ethics with topics including a step-by-step guide to students; wellbeing and disadvantage; ethical disposition of accounting and business management students; collegiality of journals and self-citation on annual bibliometric scorings; trends of tainted publications and their authors' publication profiles; from bioethics to biopolitics and the limits of liberalism.

Contents:

Intro

ETHICS RESEARCH COMPENDIUM

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

CONTENTS

PREFACE

Chapter 1: IS JUSTICE A VIRTUE?: EXAMINING THE ROLE OF JUSTICE CONSIDERATIONS IN MICRO-LEVEL HEALTH CARE RATIONING

ABSTRACT

AN INTRODUCTION TO BEDSIDE RATIONING

THE "VALUE DEFICIT"

ETHICAL MICRO-LEVEL RATIONING FRAMEWORKS

PRINCIPLES

VIRTUES

CONCLUSION

REFERENCES

Chapter 2: A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO STUDENTS: HOW TO AVOID PLAGIARISM

1. BACKGROUND

1.1. Introduction

2. EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF PLAGIARISM

3. STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH OF AVOIDING PLAGIARISM:A GUIDE TO AVOID PLAGIARISM

3.1. Systematic Approach: How to Avoid Plagiarism

3.2. Algorithmic Approach of How to Avoid Plagiarism: A Student Guide

3.3. Present Ways to Avoid Plagiarism through Correct Handling and Documentation of Sources: Some Examples

4. RESOURCES TO STUDENTS

5. PROPOSAL FOR A RESOURCE CENTER ON STUDENTGUIDE TO AVOID PLAGIARISM

6. PURPOSE AND BENEFITS

Chapter 3: IS THE ADOPTION OF FARM TECHNOLOGY GENDER NEUTRAL? THE CASEOF FISH FARMING TECHNOLOGY IN MOROGORO REGION, TANZANIA

INTRODUCTION

Conceptual Consideration on Gender and Technology Adoption

MATERIALS AND METHODS

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Gender and Characteristics of the Sampled Respondents

Sex

Occupation

Education

Age

Cash Income

Fish Farming Education

Gender and Technology Adoption

Gender and Objectives for Undertaking Fish Farming Technology

Relative Importance of Objectives for Embarking on Fish Farming Technology

Realization of Farmers‟ Objectives for Undertaking Fish Farming

Gender and Access to Extension Education on Technology Adoption

Gender and Access to Formal Education on Technology Adoption.

Gender and Access to Awareness Education on Technology Adoption

Gender and Access to Resources Necessary to Technology Adoption

Gender and Access to Land on Technology Adoption

Gender and Access to Cash Income and Bank Credit on Technology Adoption

Gender and Access to Other Inputs on Technology Adoption

Water

Feeds and Fertilizers

Conclusion on Gender and Access to Resources Necessaryfor Adoption of Fish Farming Technology

Gender and Management Practices of Fish Farming

Pond Size

Pond Colour

Feeding Fish

Harvest and Marketing of Fish

Gender and Distribution of Benefits Accruing from Fish Farming

RECOMMENDATIONS

Chapter 4: WELL-BEING AND DISADVANTAGE:WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK?

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND

PHASE I

The Interview Schedule

Question 1

Question 2

Here Is the Card:

Question 3

Question 4

Question 5

Question 6

Question 7

Summary of Phase I:Results and Comparison with the Original Study

Question 1: The Open-ended Question

Question 2: The Categories

Question 2: The Omissions

Spirituality

Having the Ability to Meet Resistance

Question 3: Constraints and Prioritisation

Question 4: Most Important Categories

Question 5(a): Indicators of Disadvantage

Question 5(b): Most Successful Strategies

Desclustering Disadvantage: Fertile Functioningsand Corrosive Disadvantages

PHASE II

Interview Schedule for Phase II

Question 1: What Is It to Have a Decent Life?

I. Enabling People to Meet Basic Needs

II. Having Protection for Basic Liberties

III. Enjoying Fair Terms of Cooperation in Collective Endeavours

IV. Social and Political Arrangements That Support I. - III. Described above

Question 2: Decent Life - Priorities

Question 3: Equality.

Questions Following up from Phase I

Question 4: The Value of Life

Question 5: "Fertile Functionings"

Question 6: Open-ended

Question 7: (At the End so as not to Steer other Responses)

Link to Phase I Omissions Question

CENTRAL CONCLUSIONS FROM PHASE II

SOME CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS

Chapter 5: ETHICAL DISPOSITION OF ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT STUDENTS: A COMPARISON OF THE U. S. AND TURKEY

PRIOR RESEARCH

Ethical Dilemma

Ethics in Curriculum and the Importance of Ethics Education

Research on Accounting Ethics

Gender

RESEARCH QUESTIONS

Research Questions for Business Management and Accounting Students

Research Questions for Accounting Students

METHOD

Sample

Questionnaire

RESULTS

Analysis of Business Management and Accounting Students

Gender-based Differences

Department-based Differences

Analysis of Accounting Students

Context and Gender-based Differences of 6 Parallel Situations

The Structure of Ethical Iissue

Analysis of (Our Own) the 4th Research Question

Business Management and Accounting Students

Accounting Students

The Comparison of Our Paper and „Coate and Frey (2000)‟

Limitations and Suggestions

Chapter 6: EFFECTS OF JOURNALS COLLEGATING AND SELFCITATIONS ON ANNUAL BIBLIOMETRIC SCORINGS: AN ANALYSIS ON ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING JOURNALS

METHODS AND MATERIALS

RESULTS AND ANALYSIS

DISCUSSION

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

DECLARATION

Chapter 7: DO MERGER RESTRICTIONS PROMOTE ECONOMIC JUSTICE?

RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE

ANTITRUST LAW AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE

THE RESTRICTION OF MERGERS

REFERENCES.

Chapter 8: TAINTED PUBLICATIONS AND THEIR AUTHORS' PUBLICATION TREND PROFILES: A STUDY ON SINGAPORE FROM THE YEAR 2004 TO 2010

Chapter 9: FROM BIOETHICS TO BIOPOLITICS: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND NEW CHALLENGES IN WOMEN HEALTH

1. BIOS BETWEEN BIOPOLITICS AND BIOETHICS

2. THE BIRTH OF BIOPOLITICS

3. MEDICINE AS A BIOPOLITICAL ISSUE

4. APPLICATION OF THE BIOPOLITICAL PARADIGMTO CURRENT HEALTH POLICIES

4.1. HPV, Immunization and Sexuality

4.2. Notes on HPV and the Vaccine

4.3. HPV and the Paradox of Sexual Embarrassment

4.4. Bioeconomic Advantages of Screening

4.5. The Global Dimension

5. BIRTH-GIVING ACROSS THE WORLD

5.1. The Issue of Caesarean Sections on Demandwith no Medical Indications

5.2. The Medico-legal Issue. Lawfulness of the Procedureand Defensive Medicine

5.3. Discussing Costs

5.4. Epidemiology in the World

Chapter 10: THE LIMITS OF LIBERALISM: A REPUBLICAN THEORY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

1. INTRODUCTION

2. LIMITS OF THE LIBERAL THEORY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

3. REPUBLICANISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

4. PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRATIC WEALTH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

Chapter 11: SACRED VALUES DO NOT ALWAYS ELICIT MORAL OUTRAGE

Participants

Design

Materials

Measures

Acculturation

Moral Outrage Scores

APPENDIX (REPRODUCED FROM TETLOCK ET AL. (2000))

Chapter 12: THE „REAL WORLD‟ OF ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING: INSIGHTS FROM RESEARCH

A HOSPICE START

FROM HOSPICE TO HIGH-TECH CARE

TURNING THE FOCUS TO MENTAL HEALTH.

PATIENT-CENTRED CARE:ACUTE MEDICINE PROVIDES INSIGHTS FOR A NEW DIRECTION

DEALING WITH PROFESSIONAL CONFLICT AND TENSION:AN ETHICAL ISSUE

END-OF-LIFE ISSUES:THE MOST CHALLENGING ETHICAL ISSUES FOR ACUTE MEDICINE

SIMILAR ISSUES IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

MAINTAINING THE MOMENTUM

Indigenous Informed Consent

Ethics in Obstetrics: Informed Consent to Birth Choice

Chapter 13: THE RIGHTS OF FUTURE GENERATIONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

HISTORICAL NOTES

Origins and Development

Hans Jonas

THE TWO PRINCIPAL PROBLEMS

The Problem of Identity

The Problem of Temporal Distance

"COMMON HERITAGE" AND "CAPITAL"

General Aspects

Subject and Object

"Capital" and "Human Capital"

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND THE RIGHTSOF FUTURE GENERATIONS

SOCIAL ASPECTS

Individual Contribution

"Globalisation"

THE LEGAL DEFINITION PROBLEM

SOME ANSWERS

Bryan G. Norton

Edith Brown Weiss

Aldo Leopold

Henri Skolimowski

John Rawls

The Importance and Topicality of the Problem

Operational Criteria

On the Relationship between Intergenerational Equityand the Rights of Contemporaries

On Freedom and on Duty

Chapter 14: SURGICAL VACCINE: SHOULD MALE CIRCUMCISION BE MANDATORY IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

MEDICAL ANALYSIS

NON-MEDICAL ISSUES SURROUNDING MANDATORYMALE CIRCUMCISION

ETHICAL ANALYSIS

GUIDELINES

Chapter 15: TWO DIFFERENT APPROACHESTO PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL ETHICS: A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF THE THEORIES OF THE AMERICAN ETHICISTS TOM L. BEAUCHAMP AND JAMES F. CHILDRESS AND THE DANISH PHILOSOPHERS JAKOB RENDTORFF AND PETER KEMP

2. THE FOUR PRINCIPLES OF BIOMEDICAL ETHICSOF TOM L. BEAUCHAMP AND JAMES F. CHILDRESS.

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ISBN:

1-62257-748-5

OCLC:

923666693