Rigorous methods and effective dissemination strategies anchored in pre-engagement ethics agreements should be central requirements of potential proposals.
What does work, Mr. Burlingame said, is a focus on the activities unique to the nonprofit sector: fund-raising, community engagement, nonprofit ethics and law and volunteer management.
Lefèvre's engagement with ethics was not limited to the recovery of Aristotle.
A leader in integrating the arts into education, Dr. Wolpe nurtured the Center for Ethics' singular "Ethics & the Arts" Program which partners with artistic institutions to explore the use of art in ethical engagement and the ethics of artistic production and display.
5 The recent history of bioethics is marked by its commitment, by a move from ethics as etiquette to ethics as engagement.
An ethic of engagement in PPC research defended in this paper activates the rights to free expression and participation of the UNCRC.
These principles are at the heart of traditional accounts of biomedical ethics and an assumption that there is a natural affinity between engagement and autonomy-based ethics.
Also, the Consortium has initiated a process of engagement with members of ethics committees from across the continent to understand the key ethical challenges relating to the sharing of data and samples for genomics research in Africa.
Over the years, now that I have become an author and lecturer, that ratio has been shifting: I now find that far more — but by no means all — of what I do approaches that magic mix of excellence, ethics and engagement.
Drawing on these narratives, this paper argues how the contingent configuration of care/control might be seen as both constraining and empowering for residents, underlining the importance for geographers of religion to ground conceptualisations of the staging and performance of spiritual landscapes in the divergent sensibilities and ethics of engagement individuals bring to these sites.
