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The
American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (ASBH) has
now
partnered with The Johns Hopkins University Press to
offer a
special subscription offer. By ordering now, ASBH
members will
receive a 15% discount on annual memberships.
Click here to receive your 15% Discount
The Joseph P. and Rose F. Kennedy Institute of Ethics is the world's
oldest and most comprehensive academic bioethics center. The
Institute serves as an important resource for those who research
and study ethics, as well as those who debate and make public
policy decisions. The Kennedy Institute of Ethics is also home
to scholars who engage in research, teaching, and public
service on issues that include protection of research subjects,
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care justice, intellectual disability, cloning, gene therapy,
eugenics, and other issues in bioethics.
Institute scholars and members figure prominently among the
pioneers of the discipline. They are extending the boundaries
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We invite you to join The Kennedy Institute of Ethics today.
The official publication of the world’s oldest and largest
ethics research center, the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal
contains articles from today’s foremost experts in bioethics.
Covering topics such as analysis and critique of international
and domestic policy on human embryonic stem cell research,
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feminist perspectives in bioethics, active euthanasia, genetics,
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The Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal features opinions and
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“It is meant to be controversial. The different
approaches will appeal to those who are able to reason rather than
shout, regardless of political bent. Highly recommended for larger
collections and for any size library where bioethics is a consideration.”
~ Bill Katz, Library Journal
“This is the journal to have if you
wish to pursue or promote the development of broad and deep
thinking about bioethics. Many articles, as well as the Scope
Notes are keepers, likely to be consulted repeatedly.”
~ Journal of the American Medicial Association
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