Justice and the human development approach to international research
Hastings Center Report 35 (1):24-37 (2005)
| Abstract | : The debate over when medical research may be performed in developing countries has steered clear of the broad issues of social justice in favor of what seem more tractable, practical issues. A better approach will reframe the question of justice in international research in a way that makes explicit the links between medical research, the social determinants of health, and global justice | |||||||||
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