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Introduction: Highland Asia as a world region / Jelle J.P. Wouters and Michael T. Heneise -- The middle highlands of modern China as a historical inter-Asian zomia: Human-nature diversity in the Hengduan mountains / Dan Smyer Yü -- Human-nonhuman relations in the making of place in Kham / Gillian G. Tan -- Amdo: Social landscapes and change / Eveline Washul and Yumjyi -- The Tibetan frontier: From regional boundaries to disputed borders / Nadine Plachta & Galen Murton -- The Uyghurs: Conceptual highlanders of Xinjiang / Ildikó Bellér-Hann -- Kyrgyzstan: Relating to land, nation and territory / Nienke van der Heide -- Pamirs at the crossroads / Hermann Kreutzmann -- Islam in the trans-Himalayan ecumene / Radhika Gupta -- Forming communities and negotiating power in a highland borderland: The Bhotiya on the Indo-Tibet border / Subhadra Mitra Channa -- Infrastructures of change: Development among pastoralists in Dolpo, Nepal (1990-2020) / Phurwa Gurung & Kenneth Bauer -- Nepal central highland: Resistance and the state / Mukta S. Tamang -- Ethnographies of the Sherpas in the high Himalaya: Themes, trajectories, and beyond / Pasang Yangjee Sherpa -- Ethnic belonging and the reinvention of tradition in Eastern Nepal / Martin Gaenszle -- The desire to be 'primitive': The Nepalis of Darjeeling-Sikkim Himalayas and claims for tribal recognition / Tanka B. Subba -- Bhutan: History, scholarship and emerging agency in the Bhutanese narrative / Yedzin Wangmo Tobgay -- Arunachal Pradesh: from a nonstate space to a contested state space / Zilpa Modi -- Highlanders and lowlanders in Bangladesh: reflections on borders, connectivity and disconnection in highland Asia / Ellen Bal & Nasrin Siraj -- Peopling the Yunnan-Bengal corridor: An ethnographic history of the Kuki-Chin-Mizo people / David Zou -- The uplanders of Tripura: Changing questions of identity / Harirar Bhattacharyya -- Migration narratives and ritual regeneration among the Karbi and Tiwa of highland Assam / Dharamsing Teron & Manas J. Bordoloi -- Rethinking ethnographies on Garo Hills / Erik de Maaker -- Ethnic attachments and alterations among Nagas in the Indo-Myanmar borderland / G. Kanato Chophy -- Gendering Kachinland: Challenging the gender blindness of an ethnographic area in highland Asia / Mandy Sadan & Ja Htoi Pan Maran -- The Wa of the Burma-China borderlands: Identities and polities in the maelstrom of world-system cycles / Magnus Fiskesjö -- Karen: Mobile peoples with prophetic movements in Myanmar & Thailand / Mikael Gravers -- The uplands of northern Thailand: Language and social relations beyond the Muang / Nathan Badenoch -- Animism and cosmological dynamics in highland Laos / Guido Sprenger -- From 'slaves' to Indigenous peoples: Shifting identities in northeastern Cambodia / Ian G. Baird -- On both sides of the Annamese Cordilleras: The Bru of Vietnam and Laos / Gábor Vargyas -- Remoteness and connectivity: The variegated geographies of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau / Tim Oakes and Zuo Zhenting -- Ethnography in the northern Vietnamese highlands / Jean Michaud.

Preface / Otras Negras . . . y ¡Feministas! -- Introduction / Silvia Federici, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper -- Part I: Contextualizing and conceptualizing feminicide -- Editors' introduction / Silvia Federici, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper -- Intervention 1. Evoking our ancestors: Homage to our maroon heritage AsociaciónCasa Cultural el Chontaduro -- Intervention 2. Victims of development, Afrourban communities, and dynamics of "Re-existence" in Buenaventura / Danelly Estupiñán Valencia -- Intervention 3. Causes of violence against women and the relationship between the murder of women and global accumulation / a dialogue between Patrícia Godinho Gomes, Aura Estela Cumes, Rita Laura Segato, Helen Álvarez, Silvia Federici, Shahrzad Mojad, and Sheila Gruner; introduced by Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma -- Part 2: Pedagogies of cruelty -- Editors' introduction / Silvia Federici, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper -- Intervention 4. Mobilization of black women for the care of life and the ancestral territories of Northern Cauca / impressions by Clemencia Fory Banguero and Katherine Loboa -- Intervention 5. Territory is life / María Mercedes Campo -- Intervention 6. Gender and violence in the apocalyptic phase of capital / Rita Laura Segato -- Intervention 7. The uncertainty of feminicides in transwomen: Approaches to trans genocides among racialized women / Alejandra Rangel Oliveros and Valentina García Marín -- Intervention 8. The conquest of territories and subjectivities / Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma -- Intervention 9. Sexual violence in the genocide of the Mayan people in Guatemala / Aura Estela Cumes -- Intervention 10. Women, violence, racism, and accumulation: From Canada to Colombia / Sheila Gruner -- Part 3: A re-inventory of pedagogies -- Editors' introduction / Silvia Federici, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper -- Intervention 11. Returning the balance: Anishinaabe Kweok and land / Susan Chiblow (Ogamauh Annag Kwe) and Vivian Jiménez Estrada -- Intervention 12. Memories of violence: Women, resistance, and identity construction in Guinea-Bissau / Patrícia Godinho Gomes -- Intervention 13. Strategies for "re-existing" among violence / a dialogue between Blanca Astrid Secué, Isaura Sauce, Vicenta Moreno, Ofir Muñoz, and Elba Mercedes Palacios Córdoba -- Intervention 14. Transforming the pain of feminicide into a fight for justice / Helen Álvarez -- Part 4: Strategies for confronting feminicide -- Editors' introduction / Silvia Federici, Liz Mason-Deese, Susana Draper -- Intervention 15. The universalities and particularities of racialized capitalist violence / Sharzad Mojab -- Intervention 16. Globalization, the accumulation of capital, and violence against women: An international and historical perspective / Silvia Federici -- Intervention 17. Experiences and difficulties in accessing and demanding rights / briefings from Natalia Ocoró Grajales, Danny Ramírez, and Alejandra Cárdenas -- Afterword: Five years since the forum: Never more needed / Sheila Gruner -- Epilogue: Even the cops are becoming hit men / Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma -- Appendix: Working tables amoung women : International cooperation, violence against women, and processes of neocolonization ; Organizations and social movements: Confronting or reproducing violence against women ; Racialized assassination of women and global accumulation: Declaration of the International Forum on Feminicides in Ethnic-Racialized Groups.

An 'ever closer union' in need of a human rights policy: the European Union and human rights / Philip Alston and J.H.H. Weiler -- Is there a European approach to human rights? / Charles Leben -- The effect of rights on political culture / Martti Koskenniemi -- The legacies of injustice and fear: a European approach to human rights and their effects on political culture / Klaus G(c)ơnther -- A human rights policy for the European Community and Union: the question of competences / J.H.H. Weiler and S.C. Fries -- Human rights and the third pillar / Steve Peers -- Access to justice as a human right: the European Convention and European Union / Carol Harlow -- Gender equality in the EU: a balance sheet / Catherine Barnard -- The human rights of people with disabilities under EU law / Gerard Quinn -- The internal and external 'other' in the Union legal order: racism, religious intolerance and xenophobia in Europe / Conor A. Gearty -- Non-Communitarians: refugee and asylum policies / Gregor Noll and Jens Vedsted-Hansen -- The quest for a consistent set of rules governing the status of non-Community nationals / Blanca Vil(c)Ł Costa -- Striking the elusive balance between economic freedom and social rights in the EU / Miguel Poiares Maduro -- From Strasbourg to Amsterdam: prospects for the convergence of European social rights policy / Silvana Sciarra -- Human rights and European identity: the debate about European citizenship / Ulf Bernitz and Hedvig Lokrantz Bernitz -- The future of environmental rights in the European Union / Pavlos Z. Eleftheriadis -- Holding multinational corporations accountable for human rights abuses: a challenge for the EC / Menno T. Kamminga -- Human rights considerations in the development co-operation activities of the EC / Bruno Simma, Jo Beatrix Aschenbrenner, and Constanze Schulte -- Where is the EU's human rights common foreign policy, and how is it manifested in multilateral fora? / Andrew Clapham -- Human rights 'conditionality' in relation to entry to, and full participation in, the EU / Manfred Nowak -- Trade preferences and human rights / Barbara Bandtner and Allan Rosas -- Human rights clauses in external agreements of the EC / Eibe Riedel and Martin Will -- Human rights case law in the Strasbourg and Luxembourg courts: conflicts, inconsistencies, and complementarities / Dean Spielmann -- New instruments and institutions for enhancing the protection of human rights in Europe? / Giorgio Gaja -- The role of the European Parliament: past and future / Reinhard Rack and Stefan Lausegger -- Reflections on the human rights role of the European Parliament / Kieran St C. Bradley -- The past and future role of the European Court of Justice in the protection of human rights / Bruno de Witte -- Human rights and civil society / Emmanuel Decaux -- Annex: Leading by example: a human rights agenda for the European Union for the year 2000

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Untersuchungsgegenstand sind Motive und die Reflexion der Nutzung von Plattformen zur Partnerschaftsanbahnung im Intenet (Online-Dating). Das E-Book enthält sechs empirische Fallstudien, die sich standardisierter und/oder qualitativer Erhebungs- und Auswertungsmethoden bedienen.

Introduction / David A Snow, Sarah A Soule, Hanspeter Kriesi, Holly J McCammon -- Facilitative and Constraining Contexts and Conditions. The Political Context of Social Movements / Doug McAdam, Sidney Tarrow -- The Role of Threat in Collective Action / Paul D Almeida -- The Cultural Context of Social Movements / James M Jasper, Francesca Polletta -- The Resource Context of Social Movements / Bob Edwards, John D McCarthy, Dane R Mataic -- The Ecological and Spatial Contexts of Social Movements / Yang Zhang, Dingxin Zhao -- Social Movements and Transnational Context / Clifford Bob -- Social Movements and Mass Media in a Global Context / Deana A Rohlinger, Catherine Corrigall-Brown -- Social Movement Organizations, Fields, and Dynamics. Networks and Fields / Nick Crossley, Mario Diani -- Social Movement Organizations / Edward T Walker, Andrew W Martin -- Bringing Leadership Back In / Marshall Ganz, Elizabeth McKenna -- How Social Movements Interact with Organizations and Fields / Fabio Rojas, Brayden G King -- Infighting and Insurrection / Amin Ghaziani, Kelsy Kretschmer -- Diffusion Processes Within and Across Movements / Sarah A Soule, Conny Roggeband -- Coalitions and the Organization of Collective Action / Megan E Brooker, David S Meyer -- Social Movement Strategies and Tactics. Tactics and Strategic Action / Brian Doherty, Graeme Hayes -- Technology and Social Media / Jennifer Earl -- Social Movements and Litigation / Steven A Boutcher, Holly J McCammon -- Social Movements in Interaction with Political Parties / Swen Hutter, Hanspeter Kriesi, Jasmine Lorenzini -- Nonviolent and Violent Trajectories in Social Movements / Kurt Schock, Chares Demetriou -- Art and Social Movements / Lilian Mathieu -- Microstructural and Social-Psychological Dimensions. Individual Participation in Street Demonstrations / Jacquelien Stekelenburg, Bert Klandermans, Stefaan Walgrave -- The Framing Perspective on Social Movements / David A Snow, Rens Vliegenthart, Pauline Ketelaars -- Emotions in Social Movements / Justin Ness, Erika Summers-Effler -- Collective Identity in Social Movements / Cristina Flesher Fominaya -- Consequences and Outcomes. The Political Institutions, Processes, and Outcomes Movements Seek to Influence / Edwin Amenta, Kenneth T Andrews, Neal Caren -- Economic Outcomes of Social Movements / Marco Giugni, Maria T Grasso -- The Cultural Outcomes of Social Movements / Nella Dyke, Verta Taylor -- Biographical Consequences of Activism / Florence Passy, Gian-Andrea Monsch -- Thematic Intersections. Social Class and Social Movements / Barry Eidlin, Jasmine Kerrissey -- Gender and Social Movements / Heather McKee Hurwitz, Alison Dahl Crossley -- Race, Ethnicity, and Social Movements / Peter B Owens, Rory McVeigh, David Cunningham -- Bringing the Study of Religion and Social Movements Together / David A Snow, Kraig Beyerlein -- Human Rights and Social Movements / Kiyoteru Tsutsui, Jackie Smith -- Globalization and Social Movements / Massimiliano Andretta, Donatella Porta, Clare Saunders -- Political Extremism and Social Movements / Robert Futrell, Pete Simi, Anna E Tan -- Nationalism, Nationalist Movements, and Social Movement Theory / Hank Johnston -- War, Peace, and Social Movements / David S Meyer, Sidney Tarrow -- Authoritarian Regimes and Social Movements / Xi Chen, Dana M Moss -- Revolution and Social Movements / Jack A Goldstone, Daniel P Ritter -- Terrorism and Social Movements / Colin J Beck, Eric W Schoon.

Ältere Lesben und Schwule wurden in ihrer Geschichte kriminalisiert und verfolgt. Homosexualität wurde medizinisch pathologisiert. Bis heute wirken sich das Stigma der Homosexualität und die gesellschaftliche Diskriminierung auf viele ältere Lesben und Schwule dahingehend aus, dass sie ihre lesbische oder schwule Lebensweise situativ oder ganz verstecken und sich sozial zurückziehen. In dieser Expertise wird anhand der marginal vorhandenen Forschungsarbeiten zu älteren Lesben und Schwulen gezeigt, wie traumatisierende Erfahrungen und daraus resultierende Ängste vor Ressentiments die subjektiven und objektiven Handlungsräume dieser Menschen einschränken. Anhand zahlreicher Good Practice-Beispiele wird aufgezeigt, wie der sozialen Isolation und deren gesundheitsschädigenden Auswirkungen begegnet werden kann. Es werden Projekte vorgestellt, die ein selbstbestimmtes Leben von älteren Lesben und Schwulen und deren (aktive) soziale Partizipation fördern. Aufgezeigt werden Ansätze einer flächendeckenden sozialen Teilhabe in Kooperation mit den herkömmlichen Strukturen der Seniorenarbeit und -hilfe sowie die explizite Förderung homosexualitäts- und geschlechtsspezifischer Selbsthilfestrukturen. Im Resümee kommen die Autoren zu dem Schluss: Damit Lesben und Schwule im Alter in ihrem jeweiligen unmittelbaren Lebensumfeld aktiv und selbstbestimmt partizipieren können, bedarf es zum einen einer Öffnung der herkömmlichen Seniorenarbeit sowie von Einrichtungen der Altenhilfe und -pflege. Zum anderen müssen Politikerinnen und Politiker sowie Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeiter der Seniorenhilfe, der Gesundheitsversorgung und der Altenpflege für die Anliegen und Themen von Lesben und Schwulen im Alter sensibilisiert werden.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Teaching the Research Process. - Part I: Teaching Information Literacy -- Chapter 2: Information Literacy Development of Undergraduate Political Science Student Researchers: The Instruction Librarian's Role -- Chapter 3: Should Research Methods Teach Information Literacy or Statistics? Why Not Both -- Chapter 4: The Politics of Identity and Teaching Information Literacy in Political Science -- Chapter 5: Using K12 Foundations to Teach Scientific Literacy in College Research Methods -- Chapter 6: Designing A Research Methods Course for a Skeptical Classroom -- Chapter 7: Journeys Beyond Information Literacy: Applying a Metaliteracy Framework to Political Science -- Chapter 8: "The Savvy Consumer of Political Science Research -- Chapter 9: Zen and the Art of Teaching Methods Without a - Methods Course -- Part II: Teaching Research Design -- Chapter 10: Building Qualitative Methods Skills Through Research Design -- Chapter 11: Teaching Research Design with Authenticity -- Chapter 12: Research Design as Professional Development and Empowerment: Equipping Students to See, Analyze, and Intervene in Political Realities -- Chapter 13: Teaching Multidisciplinary Research Methods at a Small Liberal Arts College -- Chapter 14: Less Can Be More: Encouraging Mastery of Research Design in Undergraduate Research Methods -- Chapter 15: Research Methods: Who am I and Why am I Here? -- Chapter 16: The Inquiry's the Thing: Teaching Quantitative Research Without Teaching Statistical Software," Debra Leiter -- Chapter 17: Teaching Research Design: The Gender and Politics Lab and Reflections on the Lab Model for the Social Sciences -- Chapter 18: Researching & Teaching Political Science through Arts-Based Inquiry Methods -- Chapter 19: Embedding Feminist Pedagogy in Political Science Research Design With Reflections on Critical Theory and the Social Construction of Reality -- Chapter 20: Black Lady Classroom," Nadia E. Brown, Jasmine Jackson, Aayana Ingram -- Chapter 21: How the Research Design Can be a Structure, a Process, and a Product for Learning Political Science -- Chapter 22: The Success of research methods at the department level -- Part III: Teaching Research Methods -- Chapter 23: Traveling Along with an Accidental Academic: Doing and Teaching Research -- Chapter 24: Statistical Skills for the Workplace: A Practical Approach to Teaching Methods with Excel -- Chapter 25: Sneaking In Statistics -- Chapter 26: Pedagogical Recommendations for Applied Statistics Courses -- Chapter 27: The Accidental Methodologist -- Chapter: 28 From Step-Child to Innovative Leader: Political Science Research Methods over the Decades -- Chapter: 29 Teach Me If You Can: Teaching Political Science Majors Statistics at a Hispanic-serving Institution -- Chapter 30: Excel, in More Ways than One," Whitney Ross-Manzo -- Part IV: Teaching Research Writing -- Chapter 31: Research Articles, Not Research Papers: Empowering Students Through Research Writing -- Chapter 32: Integrating Research Writing and Research Methods: Toward a more seamless Curriculum -- Chapter 33: Empowering Students by Teaching Research-Paper Writing as a Foundational Methods Course -- Chapter 34: From 'Good' to 'Effective': Teaching Writing Skills Explicitly in Political Science -- Chapter 35: Revising the Revising Process of Writing in Upper Level Political Science Research Methods -- Chapter: 36: Systematic ELA Challenges at Post-Secondary Institutions: Why Many Two-Year Students Aren't Prepared for College-Level Writing -- Chapter 37: Teaching research writing to undergraduates in political science and public administration in the online environment -- Chapter 38: Teaching Methods in the Context of a Writing Intensive Course. .

Introduction: Disability and media--an emergent field / Gerard Goggin, Katie Ellis, Beth Haller, and Rosemary Curtis -- Disability imaginaries in the news / Tanya Titchkosky -- What's it all worth? The political economy of disability representation in Indian media / Nookaraju Bendukurthi and Usha Raman -- Decolonizing the dynamics of media power and media representation between 1830 and 1930 : Australian indigenous peoples with disability / John Gilroy, Jo Ragen and Helen Meekosha -- Featuring disabled women in advertisements : the commodification of diversity? / Ella Houston -- Still playing it safe : a comparative analysis of disability narratives in the sessions, breathing lessons, and "On seeing a sex surrogate" / Jonathan Bartholomy -- Mental distress, romance and gender in contemporary films : Greenberg and Silver linings playbook / Alison Wilde -- Still Julianne : projecting dementia on the silvering screen / Sally Chivers -- Authentic disability representation on U.S. Television past and present / Beth Haller -- The spectacularization of disability sport : Brazilian and Australian newspaper photographs of 2012 London Paralympic athletes / Tatiane Hilgemberg, Katie Ellis and Madison Magladry -- George R.R. Martin and the two dwarfs / Mia Harrison -- Embodying metaphors : disability tropes in political cartoons / Beth Haller -- Resisting erasure : reading (dis)ability and race in speculative media / Sami Schalk -- Producerly disability popular culture : the collision of critical and receptive attitudes / Katie Ellis -- The Bodies of Film Club : disability, identity, and empowerment / Fiona Whittington-Walsh, and Kya Bezanson, Christian Burton, Jaci Mackendrick, Katie Miller, Emma Sawatzky, Colton Turner -- Disability Narratives in the News Media : A Spotlight on Africa / Olusola Ogundola -- Disabled media creators in Afghanistan, China and Somalia / Patricia Chadwick -- Youth with disabilities in Africa : bridging the disability divide / Kimberly O'Haver -- Engaging accessibility issues through mobile videos in Montréal / Laurence Parent -- Pages of life : using a telenovela to promote the inclusion of students with disabilities in Brazil / Patricia Almeida -- How do you write that in sign language? : A graphic signed novel as source of epistemological reflection on writing / Véro Leduc -- GimpGirl : insider perspectives on technology and the lives of disabled women / Jennifer Cole and Jason Nolan -- Digital media accessibility : an evolving vinfrastructure of possibility / Elizabeth Ellcessor -- Making the web more interactive and accessible for blind people / Jonathan Lazar and Brian Wentz -- Social media and disability-it's complicated / Michael Kent -- When Face-to-face is screen-to-screen : reconsidering mobile media as communication augmentations and alternatives / Meryl Alper -- Mobile phones and visual impairment in South Africa : experiences from a small town / Lorenzo Dalvit -- Video on demand : is this Australia's new disability divide? / Wayne Hawkins -- Individuals with physical impairments as life hackers? : Analyzing online content to interrogate dis/ability and design / Jerry Robinson -- Interdependence in collaboration with robots / Eleanor Sandry -- Dropping the disability beat : why specialized reporting doesn't solve disability (mis)representation / Chelsea Temple Jones -- Advertising disability and the diversity directive / Josh Loebner -- Disability advocacy in BBC's Ouch and ABC's Ramp up / Shawn Burns -- Representing difference : disability, digital storytelling, and public pedagogy / Carla Rice and Eliza Chandler -- Needs must : digital innovations in disability rights advocacy / Filippo Trevisan -- Disability media work / Katie Ellis and Melissa Merchant -- Books and people with print disabilities : public value and the international disability human rights agenda / David Adair and Paul Harpur.

Section 1: Introduction: Global bioethics -- Section 2: Abortion -- Abuse -- Access to health care -- Addiction -- Adoption -- Advance directives -- Advance care planning -- Advertising -- Advocacy -- Ageism -- Agricultural ethics -- aids -- Alcohol(ism) -- Alternative medicine -- Altruism -- Animals -- Anthropocentrism -- Anthropology and ethics -- Applied ethics -- Artificial insemination -- Artificial organs -- Artificial nutrition and hydration -- Assisted suicide -- Authenticity -- Autonomy -- Behavior modification -- Benefit-sharing -- Benefit and harm -- Biobanking -- Biocentrism -- Biodiversity -- Bioethics -- Biology -- Biometrics -- Biopiracy -- Biopolitics -- Biosafety -- Biosecurity -- Biotechnology -- Bioterrorism. -- Birth control -- Body -- Brain death -- Brain drain -- Care ethics -- Capacity building -- Capital punishment -- Casuistry -- Censorship -- Children -- Chronic illness and care -- Circumcision -- Citizenship -- Civil disobedience. -- Climate change and health -- Clinical ethics -- Clinical research -- Cloning -- Codes of conduct -- Coercion. -- Commercialism -- Committees -- Commodification -- Common good -- Common heritage of humankind -- Communication -- Communitarian ethics -- Compassion -- Competence -- Complicity -- Confidentiality -- Conflict of interest -- Conscience -- Consent -- Corruption -- Cosmopolitanism -- Cultural diversity -- Death -- Death penalty -- Deliberation -- Dementia -- Dental ethics -- Designer babies -- Development -- Disability -- Disasters -- Disease -- Discourse ethics -- Discrimination -- Distributive justice -- DNR (Do not resuscitate policies) -- Donation -- Double effect -- Dual use -- Doping -- Drugs -- Education -- Egalitarianism -- Electronic surveillance -- Electronic patient record -- Embryo -- Engineering ethics -- Enhancement -- Environmental ethics -- Epidemics -- Epidemiology -- Equality and equity -- Eugenics -- Euthanasia -- Evaluation ethics -- Evolutionary perspectives in ethics -- Exploitation -- Family medicine -- Fairness -- Feminist ethics -- Fertility control -- Fetal research -- Fetal surgery -- Fetus -- Food ethics -- Food security -- Forensic medicine -- Freedom -- Futility -- Future generation -- Gender -- Genetic counselling -- Genetic modification (GMOs) -- Genetic screening -- Gene therapy -- Genomics -- Ghost writing -- Governance -- Global health -- Health -- Health education and promotion -- Health insurance -- Health policy -- Homelessness -- Homosexuality -- Honor codes -- Hospice -- Hospital -- Human dignity -- Human rights -- Human nature -- Humanism -- Humanitarian intervention -- Hunger -- Identity -- Immigration -- Implementation ethics -- Indigenous knowledge -- Indigenous rights -- Infertility -- Information technology -- Insanity -- Integrity -- Intensive care -- International law -- Internet -- Journalism ethics -- Justice -- Law -- Leadership, ethics of -- Legal ethics -- Life -- Lifestyles -- Literature -- Malpractice -- Managed care -- Maternal-fetal relationship -- Media ethics -- Mediation -- Medical humanities -- Medical tourism -- Medicine -- Mental health -- Mental illness -- Mercy -- Migratio -- Military ethics -- Mismanagement -- Mistakes, medical -- Moral pluralism -- Moral relativism -- Moral status -- Narrative ethics -- Natural law -- Nature versus nurture -- Nanotechnology -- Neonatology -- Neuroethics -- Neurotechnology -- Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) -- Non-discrimination -- Nursing ethics -- Obesity.-Occupational therapy. -- Occupational safety -- Organ -- Organizational ethics -- Ownership -- Pain -- Palliative care -- Palliative sedation -- Pandemics -- Pastoral care -- Patenting -- Paternalism -- Pediatrics -- Pharmacy ethics -- Placebo -- Plagiarism -- Population ethics -- Poverty -- Precautionary principle -- Prevention -- Principlism -- Prisoners -- Privacy -- Professional ethics -- Professional-patient relationship -- Property rights -- Psychiatry ethics -- Psychosurgery -- Public debate -- Public health -- Publication ethics -- Quality of care -- Quality of life -- Refugees -- Religion and ethics -- Reproductive ethics -- Research ethics -- Research policy -- Resource allocation -- Regenerative medicine -- Respect for autonomy -- Responsibility -- Right to die -- Right to health -- Risk.-Robots -- Safety -- Science and engineering ethics -- Scientific misconduct -- Sexual ethics -- Slippery slope -- Social ethics -- Social work -- Solidarity -- Spirituality -- Sports -- Standards of care -- Stem cells -- stem cells, embryonic -- Stewardship -- Stigmatization -- Strikes -- Substance abuse -- Suffering -- Suicide -- Surrogate decision-making -- Surgery -- Sustainability -- Synthetic biology -- Technology assessment -- Testing -- Tissue engineering -- Torture -- Traditional medicine -- Transhumanism -- Transplantation medicine -- Triage -- Trust -- Truth-telling -- Utopianism -- Vaccination -- Values -- Vegetarianism -- Veterinary ethics -- Violence -- Virtue ethics -- Vulnerability -- Warfare -- Whistle-blowing -- Workplace ethics -- World ethics.-Xenotransplantation -- Section 3: Alphabetic index