Applicability of the principle of respect for autonomy: the perspective of Turkey

Turkey has a complex character, which has differences from the Western world or Eastern Asia as well as common points. Even after more than a century of efforts to modernise and integrate with the West, Turkish society has values that are different from those of the West, as well as having Western v...

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Опубликовано: 2007
В: Journal of medical ethics
Год: 2007, Том: 33, Выпуск: 11, Страницы: 627-630
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