Titlebook: An Ethical Framework for Global Governance for Health Research; Kiarash Aramesh Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 global bioet

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Situation Analysis,overnance for Health Research and how it works is knowing and analyzing the various categories of its role-players, their compositions, functions, and dynamics. These role-players, together, shape a network that is in charge of Global Governance for Health Research. In other words, the second chapte

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The Main Challenges and Their Ethical Nature, The Problem of Double Standards, (3) Ethical Imperialism and Colonialism, (4) Bilateralism vs. Multilateralism, (5) Biopolitics vs. Bioethics, and (6) The problems associated with Data Sharing, Big Data, and International Collaborations. By discussing these challenges, this chapter shows that the p

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Case Studies of Global Governance for Health Research,in the real-world through historical cases. The fourth chapter begins with a broader scope. In the first case, Zika pandemic, it shows how Global Health Governance uses previous experiences to deal with newly-emerged pandemics. Research integrity in Iran discusses how local practices on research int

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A Normative Framework,sents the suggested ethical framework for Global Governance for Health Research. This ethical framework has three main elements: First, a background of personal and subjective virtues that are the merging points of the traditional masculine and modern feminist accounts of virtue ethics; second, a co

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Futurology and Conclusions,k examines the trends and possible developments in the future, along with the existing and potential threats and promises in the realm of Global Governance for Health Research. The sixth chapter also includes some suggestions for future research. This chapter includes a brief analysis of the recentl

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,F?rderung der deutschen Kultur,en the collaborations among developing countries. It goes without saying that all these challenges have essential and integrated ethical components; therefore, dealing with them needs an ethical framework. The third chapter also uses a model created by Thomas Weiss, titled the “frameworks of gaps,”

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Mitarbeit des deutschen Volkes,er sides. Research on Pre-Implantation Human Embryo portrays how different religious and seculars perspectives collectively take part in shaping the ethical grounds for Global Governance for Health Research. The final case study in this chapter, Traditional Medicines, Science-Pseudoscience Debate, a