Part III: Case studies -- Patients' rights at the end of life in Chilean juridical system : legal and jurisprudential analysis from Biolaw's perspective / Erick Valdés and Juan Alberto Lecaros. Some patterns for "scientific adjudication" : the role of courts in reconciling axiological pluralism and scientific complexity / Simone Penasa -- Part II: Accommodating pluralisms beyond courts : institutions and tools -- Research ethics committees / Itziar de Lecuona -- Consultative boards at international level / Carlos Maria Romeo-Casabona -- Reckoning with growing pluralism : potentials and limits of conscientious objection : conscience clauses in abortion laws in Europe / Davide Paris -- Professional medical ethics / Elisabetta Pulice -- Part III: Case studies -- Axiological pluralism : conflict in the hospital, resolution in the courts / Roger Brownsword -- Axiological pluralism and health claims as a challenge to democratic principle : the cases of non-validated therapies and vaccination / Marta Tomasi -- Reliance on scientific claims in social and legal contexts : an 'HIV and AIDS' case study / Andrea Perin -- Reproductive rights in Italy / Elena Falletti -- End of life issues / Ricardo Chueca -- Patients' rights at the end of life in Chilean juridical system : legal and jurisprudential analysis from Biolaw's perspective / Erick Valdés and Juan Alberto Lecaros.
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Ius gentium : comparative perspectives on law and justice, 1534-6781 ; volume 92
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