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Asia - Pacific Perspectives on Bioethics Education
Darryl R. J. Macer (ed.)
UNESCO Bangkok (2008)
Abstract
This collection of papers is the fifth in a series of books from RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok offering Asia and Pacific perspectives on ethics - each focusing on specific themes. The contents come from submitted papers to the UNESCO Bangkok Bioethics conferences held in 2005 and they are assembled thematically. They also include discourse from the conference, as intercultural communication is part of the essence of deliberation on bioethics.Links
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