… (Section 4) and show, by using a map of justice as competing interpretations of equality, …
contenders for justice beyond capitalism in bioethics, namely social justice and global justice. …

… , this paper concludes by applying EJ dimensions from the global South to articulate
responsibilities of justice for the healthcare sector in relation to the environment. In doing so, the …

… a particularly egregious epistemic injustice in bioethics. Our shared responsibility to rectify
… justice for global health ethics. We first introduce several different conceptions of justice and …

… However, it still plays an important role in technology assessment. … risk showcases what
we can call a ‘justice turn’ in bioethics. By ‘justice turn in bioethics’ I mean the turn in focus from …

… In this context, bioethics could play an important role, seeking consensus on practical
norms that concern the life and health of the human species, building the coexistence of life in …

… We also argue that bioethicists can and should play a role in addressing the macro- problems
of global warming, which are plainly tied both to health disparities and to structural injustice…

… for scholars of color engaged in justice-centered bioethics work, we argue that solely …
As a field, bioethics must critically interrogate its longstanding role in perpetuating structural …

… While these inequalities, as well as attempts to improve health below the established level,
raise deep questions of social justice and the right to health, people working in the field of …

… Auxiliary: ‘In the interests of justice, beneficence or some other familiar bioethical value, we
… it is the putty of justice rather than of society, we should expect it to play a role not in causal …

… direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies and social media: how does the “clickification”
of social media and the broader consumerization of genetics shape our responsibilities to …