Vol. 16 No. 1-2 (2005): JIB

Articles

• Chapitre 1. Globalization of bioethics as an intercultural social tuning technology

  Hyakudai Sakamoto 

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• Chapitre 2. Japanese discussions on the concept of “person” and its function in bioethics

  Christian Steineck

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• Chapitre 3. The present state and problems of “the Code of medical ethics” in Japan

  Takahiro Nishimura

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• Chapitre 4. Bioethics of teaching about reproductive technology and prenatal diagnosis choices in Japan

  Fumi Maekawa, Darryl Macer 

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• Chapitre 5. Common ethical issues in regenerative medicine

  Tsuyoshi Awaya

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• Chapitre 6. The model and moral justification for organ procurement in Japan

  Alireza Bagheri, Shin’ichi Shoji

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• Chapitre 7. The Organ Transplant Law of Japan – the past, the present, and the future

  Kazuya Kondo

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• Chapitre 8. Applications for human rights relief and the recommendations of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations

  Takeshi Kuramochi

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• Chapitre 9. Reconsidering the dead donor rule

  Takeshi Kuramochi

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• Chapitre 10. “Death with Dignity” in the Japanese context

  Motomu Shimoda

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• Chapitre 11 END-OF-LIFE CARE AND ADVANCE DIRECTIVES IN JAPAN

  Toshiko Hattori

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• Informed consent in Malaysia: an overview

  Anisah Che Ngah

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