The Primacy of the Public: In Support of Bioethics Commissions as Deliberative Forums
, In a 2004 article, we argued that bioethics commissions should be assessed in terms of their usefulness as public forums. A 2006 article by Summer Johnson argued that our perspective was not supported by the existing literature on presidential commissions, which had not previously identified commi...
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2007
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Year: 2007, Volume: 17, Issue: 2, Pages: 133-142 |
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