The suppressed legacy of Nuremberg.

Whither Nuremberg?: medicine's continuing Nazi heritage.

The medical crimes of the Hitler regime are commonly perceived to have been committed by a few demonic physicians working in isolation from the mainstream of the German medicine. The success of this myth has imperiled the value system of medicine today. The World Medical Association (WMA), established to address the ethical challenges arising from the German tragedy, has itself been compromised...

Hedayat’s Neighbour: The Fictional Legacy of Gholam-Hosayn Sa’edi, Ghahreman Shiri, Tehran: Butimar, 2015. pp. 284 .

The Modern History of Ethics in Health Research, First Part: the Nuremberg Code

سخن سردبیر Editorial مجله دانشگاه علوم پزشکی رفسنجان دوره 21، تیر 1401، 376-375 تاریخچه نوین اخلاق در مطالعات علوم سلامت، بخش اول: کد نورمبرگ The Modern History of Ethics in Health Research, First Part: the Nuremberg Code محسن رضائیان[1] Mohsen Rezaeian اگر چه پرداختن به اصول اخلاقی در مطالعات سلامت از دیرباز مود توجه دانشمندان بوده است، با این وجود، جهان در پایان جنگ ...

Reform by reflection: Schön’s legacy to management practice in times of uncertainty

In this paper, we revisit Donald Schön’s scholarly work on “handling uncertainty”, suggesting that in order to cope reasonably well with uncertainty, practitioners should be encouraged to take a reflective existential stance, aimed to explore their own tacit personal style (i.e., theories-in-use). They should (i) recall and reflect on their theories-in-use to bear on the phenomenon, (ii) metaph...

Attempting to Go Beyond Forgetting: the Legacy of the Tokyo IMT and Crimes of Ciolence Against Women

This article begins by first focusing on the Tokyo IMT’s heritage of collective forgetting in relation to instances of systematized violence against women, especially the establishment of comfort stations in territories formerly occupied by the Japanese Imperial Army. In specific, after the Introduction, it describes the international political, legal and military factors that led to the format...