Equality, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) are fundamental to bioethics, influencing both representation and the way ethical principles are conceptualised, debated, and applied. Questions of justice, recognition, and inclusion demand both philosophical innovation and practical transformation in biomedical practice.
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in Episode 1 of the Knowledge Weavers podcast conversation, a collaboration of the Early Career Bioethics Network and the South Asia Bioethics Community, our Editor-in-Chief Graeme Laurie and podcast host Supriya Subramani discuss what makes a good artile.
We are proud to present our July 2024 issue, which is a special issue on the Governance of Medical AI.
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We are proud to present our October 2023 issue, the last issue of this year’s volume 15, with a focus on Northeast Asia.
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We are proud to present our July 2023 issue on “Inclusion and Exclusion in Bioethics”. It is the third issue of this year’s volume 15.
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Submission by Saturday 30 September 2023, via https://www.editorialmanager.com/tabr/. The Editorial Policy of ABR applies to all papers submitted as part of this Call: https://abrjournal.wordpress.com/ep/.
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We are proud to present our April 2023 issue, the second issue of this year’s volume 15.
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We are proud to present our January 2023 issue, the first issue of this year’s volume 15. The articles that open and close this issue of the Asian Bioethics Review each advocate for greater dialogue in bioethics, both in the realm of academia and more broadly in practice. As such, they frame the other contributions in this issue that amply demonstrate how diverse understandings of the role of bioethics across and within human cultures can inform and drive any such commitment to dialogue. The objective of promoting dialogue through diversity is central to the mission of ABR. We are very pleased to publish such a representative range of contributions that support this objective.
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We are proud to present our October 2022 issue, the fourth and last issue of this year’s volume 14. A central theme of this issue is the idea of the meaning of key concepts that are ubiquitous in the field of bioethics. For example, what do we mean by ‘autonomy’ in any given cultural context? Who is a ‘mother’ outside the bounds of the conventional nuclear family? What does it mean to be a ‘sibling’ and what duties are owed to someone brought into the world in that role? Each of these questions and many more are addressed in this issue.
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We are proud to present our July 2022 issue, the third issue of this year’s volume 14, with papers on bioethics and Islam, transplantation ethics, reproductive ethics, and COVID-19 vaccination.
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