Measured fairness, situated justice: Feminist reflections on health care rationing

Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 6 (1):53-68 (1996)
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Abstract

: Bioethical discussion of justice in health care has been much enlivened in recent years by new developments in the theory of rationing and by the emergence of a strong communitarian voice. Unfortunately, these developments have not enjoyed much in the way of close engagement with feminist-inspired reflections on power, privilege, and justice. I hope here to promote interchange between "mainstream" treatments of justice in health care and feminist thought

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Jamie Nelson
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