Bidding farewell to 2020, we present our fourth and final December issue of this year’s volume 12, and question: What lessons have we learned and what can bioethics continue to teach us?
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Author: Karel Caals
Karel CAALS is a PhD Candidate at the Department of Geography, at the Faculty of Arts and Social Science at NUS. As a Health Geographer with an interest in the fields of Health Systems, Global Health and Medical Travel, he explores the different forms of association between health systems, studying Timor-Leste and its relations with the health systems of Cuba, Australia and Indonesia, as these countries collaborate with the East Timorese health system on medical care and training. He concurrently works as a research assistant at the NUS Centre for Biomedical Ethics, where he is involved in a project that explores the ‘nudging’ effect of health campaigns on people's health status. Last, but not least, Karel is the Assistant Editor of ABR.
隔离中的“互惠”原则：从数字媒体看新冠肺炎下的武汉
倪燕萍，亚太研究所，杜克大学（美国北卡州达勒姆市）
Morris Fabbri，科学与社会，杜克大学（美国北卡州达勒姆市）
张驰，杜克全球卫生研究所，杜克大学（美国北卡州达勒姆市）
Kearsley A. Stewart，全球卫生和文化人类学，杜克全球卫生研究所，杜克大学（美国北卡州达勒姆市）
Call for Papers! Research Ethics during the COVID-19 Pandemic – CLOSED
- Perspectives or Analyses (2000-4000 words), or Original papers (5000-8000 words)
- Submission deadline: Monday 31 May 2021
- Special Issue of January 2022
Vol 12, Iss 3 – Sep 2020
We are proud to present our September 2020 issue, the third issue of this year’s volume 12. As in our previous issue, we have curated a thematic section on the ethical responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vol 12, Iss 2 – June 2020
We are proud to present our June 2020 issue, the second issue of this year’s volume 12, with a thematic section on the ethical responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Call for Papers! COVID-19 – CLOSED
COVID-19: Assessing Ethical Responses to the Pandemic – CLOSED
This Call for Papers is now CLOSED after the Asian Bioethics Review has received more than 50 submissions on many ethical aspects of the pandemic, of which 23 were accepted for publication.
Moving forward, the journal remains disposed to receive original submissions that are related to COVID-19 and which do not overlap with content already published in the journal. A priority remains to publish accounts concerning the experience of countries in responding to the pandemic, particular in the Asia-Pacific region.
Submissions that cover content already published in the journal and/or provide accounts from countries already featured will not be sent for peer review. In such cases, the Editorial team guarantees a prompt decision to authors.
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Vol 12, Iss 1 – Mar 2020
The new Editor-in-Chief of the Asian Bioethics Review, Professor Graeme T. Laurie, is proud to present the March 2020 issue, the first issue of volume 12.
Welcome to our new Editor-in-Chief Graeme Laurie
We are delighted to welcome Professor Graeme T. Laurie as our new Editor-in-Chief of the Asian Bioethics Review. He is Professor of Medical Jurisprudence at the University of Edinburgh and Founding Director of the JK Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Sciences and the Law. As a long-time supporter of the journal, he remembers in his first editorial for our March 2020 issue:
A note of thanks to our outgoing Editor-in-Chief Calvin Ho
On behalf of the Centre for Biomedical Ethics at the National University of Singapore and the Editorial Board of Asian Bioethics Review, I would like to record our sincere thanks to Prof Calvin Ho for his tremendous service in the role of Editor-in-Chief of the journal.
Vol 11, Iss 4 – Dec 2019
As the year draws rapidly to a close, we proudly present volume 11, issue 4 of December 2019 as the final instalment of this year’s journal volume.
Asian Bioethics Review 