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Is there a social justice to dentistry’s social contract?
Bioethics, 2021AbstractHow should the dental profession of the 21st century frame its interactions with the society it is tasked to care for? What has this relationship looked like in the past, and what does it look like today? In this article, we examine these and other issues through the framework of the social contract, with a focus on exploring how social justice
Alexander C L Holden, Carlos R Quiñonez
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Social Impacts and Their Contracts
2021Abstract Public services and activities delegated to non-profit actors are increasingly subject to evaluation. This practice is not new. Seminal papers document the emergence of such practices in Anglo-Saxon countries in the 1920s. Methods are now converging on measuring the (social) impact, which often involve broadening the spectrum
Jany-Catrice, Florence, Studer, Marion
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Explaining the Social Contract
The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 2001zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Old Social Contract, New Social Contract
2023The concluding chapter explains the relative failure to bring a new social contract to Egypt, through a comparison between the historical conditions that facilitated the making of the effendi social contract, and those that forestalled the contract’s replacement.
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Philosophy, 1940
It is easy to dispose of the historical aspect of this question. When Aristotle affirmed that the family is more natural than the State, in the sense of original rather than final or necessary, and taught his contemporaries to regard the State as the result of a gradual development through the family and the tribe, he adopted a viewpoint which would ...
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It is easy to dispose of the historical aspect of this question. When Aristotle affirmed that the family is more natural than the State, in the sense of original rather than final or necessary, and taught his contemporaries to regard the State as the result of a gradual development through the family and the tribe, he adopted a viewpoint which would ...
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2024 IEEE 15th International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom)
The interactional (non)behaviour of ignoring openings is analyzed. This is a response that is typically thought of as anomalous – impolite, at best, and hostile, at worst. Trends in assessment of such responses are highlighted to show that they are inconsistent with responses in related situations, in some cases, but also leave a mark on societal ...
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The interactional (non)behaviour of ignoring openings is analyzed. This is a response that is typically thought of as anomalous – impolite, at best, and hostile, at worst. Trends in assessment of such responses are highlighted to show that they are inconsistent with responses in related situations, in some cases, but also leave a mark on societal ...
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Pharmacists and the Social Contract
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2007Card (2007) offers important reminders that a key duty of pharmacists is to get their facts right. Bioethics is all about applying values to real-world facts.
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The Ecological Social Contract
1991The natural environment of human beings often connotes publicness. Ecologists argue that an elimination of the current ecological catastrophe is a public good at local, regional, fluvial, continental or global levels; consider for instance, the dumping of poisonous waste, eutrophication, deforestation, acidification or ozone layer depletion.
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A social contract for cyberspace
2021 31st International Telecommunication Networks and Applications Conference (ITNAC), 2021Dawood Sheniar +5 more
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Social contraction and belief negotiation
Information Fusion, 2006An intelligent agent may receive information about its environment from several different sources. How should the agent merge these items of information into a single, consistent piece? Taking our lead from the contraction+expansion approach to belief revision, we envisage a two-stage approach to this problem.
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