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Reasonableness in Biolaw: The Criminal Law Perspective

2009
Il lavoro analizza i profili applicativi più rilevanti del criterio di ragionevolezza in materia penale, con specifico riferimento alle principali problematiche di natura bioetica.
CANESTRARI, STEFANO, F. Faenza
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Biolaw

2021
Henk ten Have, Maria do Céu Patrão Neves   +1 more
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Principles of european biolaw

Revista Principia Iuris, 2020
Una de las tareas más importantes del Consejo Europeo fue generar respuestas para regular diferentes prácticas biomédicas a medida que iban surgiendo y desarrollándose. Así, el Consejo Europeo reguló, por ejemplo, la situación jurídica de los hemoderivados, así como de los órganos y tejidos para trasplante e injerto, respectivamente.
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Human Dignity in Bioethics and Biolaw

1993
The concept of human dignity is increasingly invoked in bioethical debate and, indeed, in international instruments concerned with biotechnology and biomedicine. While some commentators consider appeals to human dignity to be little more than rhetoric and not worthy of serious consideration, the authors of this groundbreaking new study give such ...
Beyleveld, Deryck, Brownsword, Roger
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FRONTIERS OF BIOLAW AND BIOETHICS

Revista Principia Iuris, 2021
Este artículo aborda las convergencias y divergencias entre bioética y bioderecho. La bioética y el bioderecho son discursos normativos que dan motivos de acción, cuya particularidad consiste en interactuar necesariamente con otras disciplinas y prácticas sociales en el momento de su elaboración y aplicación, y especialmente con las ciencias de la vida
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Harms to Dignity, Bioethics, and the Scope of Biolaw

Journal of Palliative Care, 2004
Dignity is an expansive ideal, figuring in international covenants, codes of research involving human participants, and debates about decision making at the end of life. One result of this expansiveness is that human dignity can be appropriated by proponents on both sides of many issues, thereby appearing more as a rhetorical flourish than as a serious
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Biolaw and society

2021
Erick Valdés, Jacob Dahl Rendtorff
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The Subject Matter of Biojurisprudence and Biolaw

Dialogue and Universalism, 2000
Biojurisprudence and biolaw are not empty terms. They embrace a vast and expanding subject matter. Both have similar objectives: to collate the scattered views and legal norms pertaining to artificial interference in natural living processes. Present knowledge and practice requires a reinterpretation of jurisprudence and a new approach to lawmaking and
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Person And Human Being In Bioethics And Biolaw

2008
The concept of person is the most frequently used philosophical concept in the bioethical and biojuridical debate. The appeal to the dignity of the person and to the rights of the person, which anyone would feel to subscribe to immediately, hides many philosophical ambiguities. The concept of “person” is going through a speculative crisis.
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Biolaw, science and technology

Revista Principia Iuris, 2020
Este capítulo no trata sobre el bioderecho y lo que será en el siglo XXI. Es más bien la historia de la implicación personal del autor en el bioderecho, de su actividad en dicho campo y de su reciente retorno al derecho, en términos generales, teniendo en cuenta su fascinante y enriquecedora trayectoria en la intersección entre ciencia, tecnología y ...
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