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  1. Another look at the presumed-versus-informed consent dichotomy in postmortem organ procurement.Marie-andrée Jacob - 2006 - Bioethics 20 (6):293–300.
    In this paper I problematise quite a simple assertion: that the two major frameworks used in assessing consent to post-mortem organ donation, presumed consent and informed consent, are procedurally similar in that both are ‘default rules.’ Because of their procedural common characteristic, both rules do exclude marginalized groups from consent schemes. Yet this connection is often overlooked. Contract theory on default rules, better than bioethical arguments, can assist in choosing between these two rules. Applying contract theory to the question of (...)
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  • Exhumar la derrota: Fosas comunes de la Guerra Civil en la España del siglo XXI.Francisco Ferrandiz - 2019 - Endoxa 44:17.
    A partir del estudio de caso de dos fosas comunes exhumadas en un pequeño pueblo con ocho años de diferencia, me abordo la transformación de las exhumaciones de la Guerra Civil en España en la primera década del siglo XXI. La súbita aparición en la esfera pública de los esqueletos de civiles ejecutados por paramilitares franquistas ha suscitado acalorados debates sobre la forma de gestionar dichos restos en un estado democrático consolidado, y sobre la interpretación que debe darse a las (...)
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  • Ethics of limb disposal: dignity and the medical waste stockpiling scandal.Esmée Hanna & Glenn Robert - 2019 - Journal of Medical Ethics 45 (9):575-578.
    We draw on the concept of dignity to consider the ethics of the disposal of amputated limbs. The ethics of the management and disposal of human tissue has been subject to greater scrutiny and discussion in recent years, although the disposal of the limbs often remains absent from such discourses. In light of the recent UK controversy regarding failures in the medical waste disposal and the stockpiling of waste, the appropriate handling of human tissue has been subject to further scrutiny. (...)
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