BACKGROUND Biomedical research is increasingly globalized with ever more research conducted in low and middle-income countries. This trend raises a host of ethical concerns and critiques. While community engagement (CE) has been proposed as an ethically important practice for global biomedical research, there is no agreement about what these practices contribute to the ethics of research, or wh...

The scientific field is characterized by the disputes about the delimitation of the field problems, methods and theories that can be considered scientific. The recognition that it is not neutral, that a researcher is a moral subject, and its practices are moral ones, entail that moral reflections, that is, ethics, should be a core process of every researcher. Therefore ethics is not a heteronom...

Abstract The concept of internationalisation, when referring to the work social scientists within academic institutions, takes on different meanings and involves activities. This contribution aims shed light international activities political across Europe investigate various practices internationalisation. analysis relies PROSEPS survey, involving some 1,800 37 European countries. We identify ...

“The problem of social cost” is a major piece of Coase’s legacy. It constitutes the foundation of the neo-institutionalism movement. This article tries to provide a solution to situations characterized by disputes on the use of resources. We propose a libertarian and Rothbardian re-examination. In the first section, the Coase theorem is the object of a personal appraisal. The second section str...

this study sought to examine the political participation of women (modern - traditional) in the presidential election (tenth and eleventh) is. in this context, the aim of this research is applied and the method of collecting information is descriptive and correlational. the data in both library and field. the population of all women over 18 years of rasht, which is based on the 1390 census, ove...

Progress in public health practice has often been reached by professionals who worked in routine practice and solved the problems they met with scientific methods. A classic example is John Snow’s intervention in the London cholera epidemic, closing a water pump after analysing the spread of cholera cases. However, the expansion of the knowledge base of public health leaves to be answered wheth...

3.1 Members Toshiyuki Imamura (Team Leader) Yoshiharu Ohi (PostDoctoral Researcher) Yusuke Hirota (PostDoctoral Researcher) Daichi Mukunoki (PostDoctoral Researcher) Daisuke Takahashi (Senior Visiting Researcher) Franz Franchetti (Visiting Researcher) Yoshio Okamoto (Visiting Researcher) Takeshi Fukaya (Visiting Researcher) Cong Li (Student Trainee) Doru Thom Popovich (Student Trainee) Yukiko A...

11.1 Members Hirofumi Tomita (Team Leader) Yoshiyuki Kajikawa (Senior Scientist) Shin-ichi Iga (Research Scientist) Seiya Nishizawa (Research Scientist) Hisashi Yashiro (Research Scientist) Sachiho Adachi (Research Scientist) Yoshiaki Miyamoto (Special Postdoctoral Researcher) Yousuke Sato (Postdoctoral Researcher) Tsuyoshi Yamaura (Postdoctoral Researcher) Ryuji Yoshida (Postdoctoral Researche...

Investigators Yuichi Fujioka, Ph.D. Counselor, RITE Shingo Kazama, Ph.D. Group Leader, Chief Researcher, Chemical Research Group, RITE Katsunori Yogo, Ph.D. Senior Researcher, Chemical Research Group, RITE Teruhiko Kai, Ph.D. Senior Researcher, Chemical Research Group, RITE Kazuya Goto, Ph.D. Senior Researcher, Chemical Research Group, RITE Ikuo Taniguchi, Ph.D. Senior Researcher, Chemical Rese...