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  JIB

  Vol. 29 No. 02 (2018)

  The challenges of pricing innovative drugs

  Clinical trials of advanced therapy medicinal products: which future
  for the European regulation?'

  The moral economy of the availability of therapeutic innovations for neglected
  diseases

  Risks and benefits of medical nanotechnologies: a balancing to be
  Reconsidered

  Biosimilars: a regulatory framework at the crossroads of health security
  and health economics.

  Legal issues and for the health system of the development of a new class
  of innovative therapy in oncoimmunology: the “Car-T Cells” .

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  JIB

  Vol. 29 No. 01 (2018)

  TEACHING OF SCIENCE
  AND ETHICAL QUESTIONING:
  Societal urgency and opportunity for teaching

• JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 4 (2017)

• JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 3 (2017)
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  JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 04 (2017)

  Abortion at a time of globalisation

  The embryo in abortion legislation

  Governing the Research on embryos

  The embryo, object of researches: a look at patents.

  Diagnosis on the embryo and the foetus: its consequences.

  Prenatal diagnostics, the risks of progress

  The frozen embryo in the light of a jurist: beyond qualification.

  The embryo and the foetus in criminal law

  The embryo in comparative law

  The embryo, a particular thing

  The impossible status of the embryo or the state withdrawal to the profit
  of vested interests

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  JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 03 (2017)

  From the study of risks to the translation of the ethical issues of big data
  in Health

  internet of Things help to collect big data

  How to improve the sharing of data collected during research conducted in countries
  with limited resources? Workshop report, veyrier-du-lac, 5 November, 2015.

  Governing Big Data for Health, national and international issues

  Health and big data: the emergence of an infrastructure law in the digital space.

  The law on the modernization of our health system: the provisions regarding
  health data 

  Big data or the illusion of a synthesis by aggregation. epistemological,
  ethical and political critics

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  JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 02 (2017)

  Complexity, law and science: Reflections on the UNESCO
  Recommendation on the status and responsibility of the scientific
  researcher

  Precautionary principle and civil law

  El principio de precaución. Estado de situación en el derecho Argentino /
  Precautionary principle. State of the situation in Argentina

  Between risk and complexity: European water protection law issues

  The applications of the nanotechnologies in the agricultural and food domains

  Cells’ safety in Europe: Towards an ethical safety

  Technicization of surgery, a real danger? Between regret and hopes

  The “specific” liability regime for blood products

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  JIB

  Vol. 28 No. 01 (2017)

  The sick child and medical secrecy in africa : from the influence of tradition to respect for legal norms

  Blood transfusions and ethical responsibilities : Ivorian and quebec expériences

  Low vision in Madagascar and education in ethics

  Researches’ institutional framework in three sub-saharan african countires

  Health ethics in Benin and HIV-AIDS : what are the stakes ?

  Research ethics in partnership with benin : a call for solidarity

  The ethical challenge of health policies in Benin

  Healthcare research within international normative frameworks and the literature : assessment stakes and recommendations

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  JIB

  Vol. 27 No. 04 (2016)

  On the genealogy of bioethics

  Bioethics as respect and love of life some reflections on Fritz Jahr’s

  Bioethics diversity and a possible “Global Bioethics”: Reflections from
  the perspective of the social system

  Fritz Jahr and global bioethics analyses and reflections from the
  perspective of islamic tradition

  Bioethics, virtues and human dignity: Western notion and the Indian
  perception

  From integrative bioethics to integrative bioethics: European and American
  perspectives

  Ignaz Bregenzer (1844-1906). A brief hommage to the most important
  source of Fritz Jahr’s ideas on animal ethics

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  JIB

  Vol. 27 No. 03 (2016)

  Beyond the reification of vulnerability, thinking vulnerability as the subject

  Care beyond autonomy: The recognition of our vulnerable capabilities

  Concretely enhancing the role of elderly through capacitating health care

  Care, capabilities and disability: what ethics for an inclusive society?

  End of life and handicap: what “theology” can bring to the capability

  Addressing Vector Borne Diseases in traditional Communities in Colombia.
  Proposing Capabilities to Achieve Sustainable Prevention through recognition
  and improvement of women health takers roles

  Vulnerable elderly people in biomedical research: what are the responses

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  JIB

  Vol. 27 No. 01-02 (2016)

  Pragmatic turn in healthcare ethics: challenges and opportunities for training

  A sociological approach to care as relationnal work

  The application of an integrated model of partnership-patient in the professionals
  of the health training: towards new one humanist paradigm and ethics
  of co-construction knowledges in health

  Support, co-operative education programmes, pragmatic code of ethics:
  a clinical approach of executive training

  Accompany the learning of interprofessional collaboration:
  a required reflexive governance of the training project

  Education of “good care”: lessons learned from the dignity in care project

  Codesign methodologies: a enabling resource?

  ICT’s and Ethics: an e-learning experience at the faculty of medicine

  The 7 stage model for facilitating moral case deliberation
  in health-care institutions: a practical illustration of a meta-model

  Proposal of an observation grid to decrypt capabilities.
  An illustration in an organization for Alzheimer’s patients

  Relationship between junior and senior doctors: a buberian model

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  JIB

  Vol. 26 No. 04 (2015)

  Ethnomedical ethics with regard to patient plurivocality:
  between autonomy and heteronomy

  Between reason, science and culture: Biomedical decision-making

  Ethical principals and a posteriori justifications

  Ethical conduct for research involving indigenous people in France:
  a comment of the CNRS Ethics Committee opinion on the imperative of fairness
  in the relationship between researchers and indigenous peoples

  (Ethno-)medical ethics in globalizing China: Tracing local knowledge
  and adaptation of biomedicine

  The forms of deliberation involved in the field of bioethics:
  Technique deliberation and ethics deliberation

  Between usage and polemic, an argument in favour of clarifying
  the terminology for preimplantation genetic diagnosis

• JIB

  Vol. 26 No. 03 (2015)

  Bioéthique : de la capacité de comprendre l’homme au pouvoir de normer
  les faits

  The French bioethics laws have 20 years!

  Suming up

  The wished access to the origins: Which access?

  Circumcision and excision: towards a non-law of bioethics?

  Transsexualism

  Medically assisted procreation and homosexual couples

  Preserving fertility and future death

  Post mortem Paternity

  Comparative study on the secret of the donor’s identity of donated gametes

  Surrogacy: towards legalisation?

  The right to a chromosomically perfect child

  Researches on embryo: the risks of eugenic drifts and living matter under
  patent

  The legal status of elements and products of the human body: object
  or subject of law?

  The use and storage of stem cells and cord blood: French and English
  law comparative approach

  Selected ethical issues in oncogenetics

  Euthanasia and assisted suicide

  The use of the notion of humanity in French law

• JIB

  Vol. 26 No. 02 (2015)

  Bioethics faced with sociocultural diversity, the impact of the meaning

  given to an unfinished concept

  Transdisciplinarity: A new status of the subject in health? Epistemological
  and ethical questions

  Participant observation to avoid subjugating “other” ethics

  The Declaration of Helsinki in 2015 and the ethics of research
  in French-speaking Africa

  Power asymmetry in global health research, what are the ethical stakes?
  A pilot study with researchers in Benin

  Respect for autonomy and confidentiality, between “ethical norms” and “local
  morality”. An anthropological analysis of ethics of care in St Lucia

  Bioethics laws and reality on the ground during epidemiological studies
  in French Guiana and Cameroon

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  JIB

  Vol. 26 No. 01 (2015)

  Is patient information an illusion?

  Information, a fundamental patient right?

  The lack of patient information sanctioned by judgment
  the 9th of February 2012

  The remnants of the powers of the physician concerning medical information

  Information about drugs

  Information about drugs

  Health institutions: what about rankings, indicators and periodic evaluations
  available to the “big” audience?

  Information about hospitals and the organisation of the healthcare system:
  evaluation or classification? The users’ point of view

• JIB

  Vol. 25 No. 04 (2014)

  Hospital and hospitality: Fundamentals of and unbrackable bond

  How nonverbal communication shapes doctor–patient relationship:
  from paternalism to the ethics of care in oncology

  Antenatal diagnostics in English legislation: a relief or a source of conflict?

  On the licitness of inducing palliative sedation and removal
  of artificial nutrition and hydration at the End-of-Life

  Futile and/or useless medical care: from anguish to the serenity
  of a bioethical balance

  A prospective study evaluating the feasibility and ethical perspective
  of Maastricht III organ procurement in French ICU patients

  The withdrawal of treatment regarding transplantation: examination
  and analysis french professionals of care perceptions

  Ethical questions on new biotechnologies

• JIB

  Vol. 25 No. 03 (2014)

  For communication and information society looking to ethics

  e-health meets technoethical issues

  Towards an ethical use of information systems in health

  The use of information technology and protection of health data

  From management to health data optimization: Progress of the electronic
  medical records

  Issues regarding health data’s protection at the work place

  WeTelemed, the global network of women in telemedicine

  Telemedicine and gerontechnology: Necessity of an international steering
  by ethics

  Juridical protection of personal health information in telemedicine
  in the MeRCOSuR

  Telemedicine in Brazil: current law and the future. Investment possibilities?

• JIB

  Vol. 25 No. 02 (2014)

  CONFLICT OF INTEREST

  Chapter 1
  The notion of conflict of interest in the field of health and environment: philosophical and legal approaches - M.-A. Hermitte and P. Le Coz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
  Chapter 2
  Conflict of interest and bioethics - Aida de Kemelmajer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
  Chapter 3
  The whistleblowers - Marie Dupisson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  HEALTH AGENCIES
  Chapter 4
  Health agencies and the every day management of bioethics - Christian Byk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
  Chapter 5
  Health Agencies and Biomedicine: a New Technocratic Legitimity and a Strategy to share Power - Christian Byk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

  ETHICS AND HEAlTH CHOICES
  Chapter 6
  Kairos. Decision-making in medical ethics - David Jousset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  Chapter 7
  The solidarity of the human bodies - Xavier Bioy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  Chapter 8
  Actors and tools of predictive genetics: ethics at the heart of governance - Anne Cambon-Thomsen . . . 

• JIB

  Vol. 25 No. 01 (2014)

  SOMMAIRE

  Environmental protection: ethical and scientific sources of tension - Vincent Devictor

  Biodiversity and civil liability: the role of assessment - Mathilde Boutonnet

  The Intergovernmental science-policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) - Sandrine Maljean-Dubois

  The treatment of scientific knowledge in the framework of “CITES” - Marie-Pierre Lanfranchi

  The scientific expert in the example of regional fishery management councils: a multi-faceted player in the decision-making process - Sophie Gambardella

  The role of civil society in constructing scientific questions: focus on the work of the CESTM at the Aquarium La Rochelle - Adélie Pomade

  Expertise and biodiversity: the environmental impact assessment in the context of Natura 2000 network - Jessica Makowiak

• JIB

  Vol. 24 No. 04 (2013)

  Ethica ex Machina: Issues in roboethics

  Technology and notion of human life

  Brain, mind, body and society: Autonomous system in robotics

  Robot companions and ethics: A pragmatic approach of ethical design

  Robotics supporting autonomy.

  Hearing the implant debate: Therapy or cultural alienation?

  Do androïds need a legal status ?

  Robotics and medical technology: Which liability?

  Robots and intellectual property

  How nonverbal communication shapes doctor–patient relationship:
  From paternalism to the ethics of care in oncology

  Promoting public involvement to increase the legitimacy in health
  policy decisions

• JIB

  Vol. 23 No. 03-04 (2012)

  Ethical intervention in pragmatic regime

  Moral Case Deliberation in an Academic Hospital in the Netherlands.
  Tensions Between Theory and Practice

  Continuing Education in Ethics : from clinical ethics to institutional ethics

   

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  JIB

  Vol. 23 No. 02 (2012)

  Healthcare sector reform and its influence on public hospitals in
  Mainland China

  Medicine: business or profession?

  The difficulty of applying the fundamental right to care for all within the french
  healthcare system: a major ethical and political challenge

  Access to health care and social protection

  Impact of the new system of resource allocation on french public healthcare
  establishments

  Bioethics committee in the university teaching hospital in Bordeaux

  Undue game of baseline principles: the physician-patient relationship
  from a bioethical perspective

  An analysis of the changing doctor-patient relationship in China

  Ethics and Medical Genetics

  Transcultural discussion in bioethics drawn from research experience in China:
  building up a theoretical and methodological framework for further research
  cooperation

  The research ethics committees: the French example of the comités de protection
  des personnes

  The survey of clinical human experimentation research in ethical review
  of postgraduates students

  The impact of development of population-based study in biomedical field
  on laws and regulations: a cross-strait experience on biobank
  development

  Biobanks for research. Ethical and legal aspects in human biological
  samples collections in France

• JIB

  Vol. 23 No. 01 (2012)

  Bioethics and Law: From the Abundance of Sources to the Confusion
  of Genders

  Looking for Social Consensus when Elaborating Bioethical Rules

  Precautionary Principle and Normativity

  ¿Por qué la patente de la vida es una actividad económica discutida? El desarrollo
  legal europeo y aspectos penales relacionados

  The Venality of Human Body Parts and Products in French Law and
  Common Law

  What Can Law Do for the Development of Bio-Economy?

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  JIB

  Vol. 21 No. 04 (2010)

  Human dignity, biolaw, and the basis of moral community

  Are human rights universal?

  Human dignity, human rights and bioethics: what is the connection?

  Dignity and the moralism of the values expressed by
  the European Convention on Biomedicine

  The concept of dignity and life science law: a symbolic, dynamic value
  at the heart of the social construction of man

  The role of human dignity in the Swiss legal system. Arguing
  for a dualistic notion of human dignity

  Respect of patient’s dignity in hospitals

  Dignity and informed consent in the treatment of mature minors

  Reflections on the function of dignity in the context of caring for old people

  Euthanasia and death with dignity in Japanese law

  Is there a death with dignity in today’s medicine?

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  JIB

  Vol. 21 No. 03 (2010)

  Foreword

  Dignity and freedom: towards an insoluble contradiction?

  Human dignity: a philosophical and theological approach

  The social recognition of human dignity

  Human dignity: intrinsic or relative value?

  Human dignity: regulative principle and absolute value

  Dignity, founding principle of law