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ORCIDPoiesis & Praxis, Volume 3
Volume 3, Numbers 1-2, October 2004
- Mathias Gutmann, Kathrin Prieß:
Biodiversity. 1-2 - Jan Barkmann, Rainer Marggraf:
The long-term protection of biological diversity - lessons from market ethics. 3-21 - Christoph Görg
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The construction of societal relationships with nature. 22-36 - Mathias Gutmann, Michael Weingarten:
Preludes to a reconstructive "environmental science". 37-61 - Peter Kämpfer, Ramon Rosselló-Mora:
The species concept for prokaryotic microorganisms - An obstacle for describing diversity? 62-72 - Michael Bölker:
Bear ye one another's genetic burdens: the price of diversity and complexity. 73-82 - Broder Breckling, Hauke Reuter:
Analysing biodiversity: the necessity of interdisciplinary trends in the development of ecological theory. 83-105 - Armin Grunwald:
Participation as a means of enhancing the legitimacy of decisions on technology? A sceptical analysis. 106-122 - Alfred Endres:
Game theory and global environmental policy. 123-139 - Carl Friedrich Gethmann:
Keil, G.: Handeln und Verursachen. (Philosophische Abhandlungen Vol. 79). 140-143 - Jochen Sattler:
Gethmann-Siefert A., Mittelstraß J. (eds): Die Philosophie und die Wissenschaften. Zum Werk Oskar Beckers. 144-147 - Stephan Lingner:
J. Loomis, G. Helfand: Environmental policy analysis for decision making. 148-151 - Gerd Hanekamp:
Hans Peter Widmaier: Demokratische Sozialpolitik. 152-154
Volume 3, Number 3, July 2005
- Felix Thiele:
Human nature and the sciences. Current challenges in a Franco-German perspective. 155 - Claude Debru:
On a recent opinion of the French national bioethics committee considered in a French-German perspective. 156-162 - Paula La Marne:
Human nature and end-of-life decisions. 163-167 - Michael Quante:
Quality of life assessment and human dignity: against the incompatibility-assumption. 168-180 - Michael Nentwich:
Quality control in academic publishing: challenges in the age of cyberscience. 181-198 - Robert Hoppe:
Rethinking the science-policy nexus: from knowledge utilization and science technology studies to types of boundary arrangements. 199-215 - Miltos Ladikas, Doris Schroeder:
Argumentation theory and GM foods. 216-225
Volume 3, Number 4, December 2005
- Michael J. Selgelid:
Focus on infectious disease. 227-228 - Angus Dawson:
Risk perceptions and ethical public health policy: MMR vaccination in the UK. 229-241 - Emilio Mordini:
Biowarfare as a biopolitical icon. 242-255 - Edwin C. Hui:
Doctors as fiduciaries: do medical professionals have the right not to treat? 256-276 - Bjørn Hofmann:
On value-judgements and ethics in health technology assessment. 277-295 - Claudia Wild:
Ethics of resource allocation: instruments for rational decision making in support of a sustainable health care. 296-309 - Gerd Hanekamp:
Business Ethics of Innovation. 310-314 - Susanne Hiekel:
Kallhoff, A.: Prinzipien der Pflanzenethik. Die Bewertung pflanzlichen Lebens in Biologie und Philosophie. 315-317
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