... animalization objectification infantilization paternalism racism It's well known that perpetrators of inhumanity tend to liken their victims to nonhuman animals (hereafter: animals) and that dehumanizing rhetoric of this kind is frequently a precursor to unspeakable violations of human rights (Kim 2015...

... paternalism rhetoric Saul Krugman The Willowbrook Hepatitis Study is one of the best-known examples of unethical medical research. Susan Reverby describes it as part of the trinity of American research stories that led to human research regulation and the birth of contemporary bioethics...

... in an era of Women, Peace and Security, laying the foundation for a detrimental separation between local people and international personnel. Third, it restructures paternalism in ways that entrench power imbalances between local communities and the organizations mandated to ‘protect’ them, reproducing...

... institutions and opportunities. As has been shown, those efforts received some support from local religious leaders and from some supervisors and managers employed in the mining industry. However, there is no evidence of direct support from the mining companies themselves; the kind of paternalism practised...

..., minimal attention has been paid to the way system actors weigh parenthood during the assessment, enforcement and collection of LFOs. Guided by the framework of familial paternalism, the current study analyses interviews in which system actors discuss their perspectives and professional experiences related...

...’ workers. The historiography of industrial paternalism is substantial, but has tended to focus on the perspective of the more articulate employers. ¹ This study focuses on paternalism ‘from below’ and explores the complex response of employees to paternalism. According to Emma Griffin, too much...

...Jonathan Pugh; Dominic Wilkinson; Ian Kerridge; Julian Savulescu vaccination COVID-19 ethics precautionary principle paternalism public health ethics AHRC 10.13039/501100000267 AH/V013947/1 Wellcome Trust 10.13039/100010269 WT203132/Z/16/Z Corresponding author. E-mail...

.... §3 is then devoted to laying out the elements of the theory-without-theory approach and illustrating its usefulness with examples. choice decision-making paternalism physician obligations well-being welfare Espousal of welfare nihilism is also sometimes motivated by a general desire...

... that undermine critical aspects of medical care. As such, there is need for a richer account of the interplay between the free choice of patients and the informed recommendations of doctors. autonomy bioethics Mill paternalism Savulescu In this section, I outline relevant philosophies of autonomy prior...

... to block my feelings when I needed to. So—that girl has become my counselor during lockdown. Even now, the girl is saying: “I am getting over this. I am not thinking about this, I am shutting this out.” I reorganise things’. long-term care trauma COVID-19 paternalism autonomy loneliness older people...

..., please contact [email protected] adaptation disability respect paternalism It’s important to know—for practical purposes such as resource allocation in research and treatment—how bad it is, say, to live with a colostomy. And it’s hard to think of much better ways of finding out than asking...

... to protect employees against coerced waivers. But what if an employee genuinely wants to waive some labour right, for example in return for a higher salary? This article explains why non-waivability is generally justified even against the wishes of employees, for reasons of paternalism, harm to others...

... paternalism, it is a form of paternalism. As such, it is guided by considerations about people’s best interests—including a concern about helping them make rational decisions. This means that if one is concerned about rationality, then one should support nudging that promotes rationality rather than rejecting...

... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Libertarian paternalism claims to differ from traditional paternalism by making people better off, ‘as judged by themselves’. We argue that choice architects use...

... of libertarian paternalism in the form of ‘nudging’. Its proponents claim to provide a new instrument to facilitate the formulation of effective and evidence-based policy, taking people’s actual behaviour into account from the outset, while preserving their liberty to choose. This article reviews the origins...

... for the paternalist act. ³ © The Author 2017. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Analysis Trust. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2017 Abstract I argue that libertarian paternalism is in fact paternalism, or hard paternalism...

... to the Brontës’ works and a consideration of the ways in which this discourse was applied to landowners both in the periodical press and the Victorian novel. Brontës masculinity professionalism paternalism land ownership Castle Rackrent Despite this deep interest in the professions...

...Rui Providencia; Carina Teixeira; Oliver R Segal; Augustus Ullstein; Kim Mueser; Pier D Lambiase Shared decision-making Informed decision Paternalism Sudden cardiac death Cardiac disease Sport Arrhythmia The diagnosis of a cardiovascular disorder in a competitive athlete very frequently...

...’ autonomy rights and clinicians’ responsibilities. Autonomy capacity consent necessity paternalism vulnerability * Durham Law School, Palatine Centre, Stockton Road, Durham, DH1 3LE, UK, [email protected] © The Author 2017. Published by Oxford University Press; all rights reserved...

... patterns characterized by paternalism, consumerism, and collaboration are mutually recognized and selectively challenged or implemented. Promising interventions to facilitate health care communication in older adulthood might well be directed toward (a) educating both recipients...