Research ethics guidelines and moral obligations to developing countries: Capacity‐building and benefits
| Autor: | Cheryl C. Macpherson |
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| Rok vydání: | 2019 |
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Moral Obligations
Biomedical Research Capacity Building Health (social science) International Cooperation media_common.quotation_subject Proportionality (law) Developing country Guidelines as Topic Global Health Trust 0603 philosophy ethics and religion Respect Nature versus nurture Ethics Research Thinking Residence Characteristics Social Justice Humans Dialog box Developing Countries media_common Organizations Social Responsibility Research ethics Negotiating business.industry Health Policy Community Participation Capacity building 06 humanities and the arts Public relations Research Personnel Philosophy Negotiation Socioeconomic Factors Critical thinking Government 060301 applied ethics business |
| Zdroj: | Bioethics. 33:399-405 |
| ISSN: | 1467-8519 0269-9702 |
| Popis: | This article outlines challenges to benefitting developing countries that are hosts of international research. In the context of existing guidance and frameworks for benefit-sharing, it aims to provoke dialog about socioeconomic factors and other background conditions that influence what constitute benefits in a given host setting, and about the proportionality between benefits to hosts and benefits to sponsors and researchers. It argues that capacity-building for critical thinking and negotiation in many developing country governments, institutions, and communities is a benefit because it can help to overcome background conditions that impinge on equitable international research negotiations, partnerships, and benefits. Enhancing the capacity for both critical thinking and negotiation can, like other targets of capacity-building, nurture respectful and trusting partnerships that benefit all stakeholders in international research. |
| Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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