Exploitation and Developing Countries The Ethics of Clinical Research

When is clinical research in developing countries exploitation? Exploitation is a concept in ordinary moral thought that has not often been analyzed outside the Marxist tradition. Yet it is commonly used to describe interactions that seem morally suspect in some way. A case in point is clinical rese...

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Main Authors	Hawkins, Jennifer Susan, Emanuel, Ezekiel J.
Format	eBook Book
Language	English
Published	Princeton, N.J. ; Oxford Princeton University Press 2008
Edition	1
Subjects	Anecdotal evidence Angioplasty Availability Bearing (navigation) Capability (systems engineering) Capitalism Clinical research Clinical trial Clinical trials Clinical trials > Moral and ethical aspects > Developing countries Commodity Communitarianism Consent Consequentialism Consideration Cost estimate Developed country Developing country Disease Duty to rescue Economics Ethics Ethics & Moral Philosophy Export Health care Health Sciences Human subject research Incentive Income Infant Informed consent Interaction Interventions Kantian ethics Lawrence O. Gostin Malcontent Marginal Cost Of Production Market failure Marketing MEDICAL MEDICAL / Ethics Medical research Morality Obligation Odometer Opportunism Opportunity cost People in Need (Czech Republic) Perinatal Care Pharmaceutical industry PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY / Ethics & Moral Philosophy Physician Placebo Policy analysis Prediction Pricing Prioritarianism Public health Regimen Requirement Research participant Result Reward system Rhetorical device Surrogacy Target market Theory Thought Transference Uncertainty United Nations Development Programme United Nations Research Institute For Social Development Utilization Vaccine Vulnerability World Development Report World Trade Organization Zidovudine Obligation Disease Lawrence O. Gostin Target market Angioplasty Income Perinatal Care United Nations Development Programme United Nations Research Institute For Social Development Human subject research World Trade Organization Developed country Result Prioritarianism Morality Rhetorical device Consent Pharmaceutical industry Public health Availability Incentive Economics Medical research Communitarianism Reward system Interaction Prediction Vulnerability Odometer Bearing (navigation) Market failure Capitalism Thought Requirement Opportunity cost Regimen Placebo Developing country Consideration Kantian ethics Health care Uncertainty Theory Research participant Infant Surrogacy Anecdotal evidence Marketing Commodity Pricing Clinical trial Transference Export Consequentialism Duty to rescue Marginal Cost Of Production People in Need (Czech Republic) Physician World Development Report Clinical research Cost estimate Vaccine Opportunism Policy analysis Utilization Interventions Capability (systems engineering) Informed consent Malcontent Zidovudine
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ISBN	0691126763 9780691126760 9781400837328 1400837324 0691126755 9780691126753
DOI	10.1515/9781400837328

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Front Matter Table of Contents Introduction: 1: Research Ethics, Developing Countries, and Exploitation: 2: Case Studies: 3: Exploitation in Clinical Research 4: Testing Our Drugs on the Poor Abroad 5: Broadly Utilitarian Theories of Exploitation and Multinational Clinical Research 6: Kantian Ethics, Exploitation, and Multinational Clinical Trials 7: Exploitation and the Enterprise of Medical Research 8: Exploitation and Placebo Controls 9: Addressing Exploitation: Index
Index 9. Addressing Exploitation: Reasonable Availability versus Fair Benefits 8. Exploitation and Placebo Controls 7. Exploitation and the Enterprise of Medical Research 6. Kantian Ethics, Exploitation, and Multinational Clinical Trials 5. Broadly Utilitarian Theories of Exploitation and Multinational Clinical Research 4. Testing Our Drugs on the Poor Abroad 3. Exploitation in Clinical Research 2. Case Studies: The Havrix Trial and the Surfaxin Trial 1. Research Ethics, Developing Countries, and Exploitation: A Primer Introduction: Why Exploitation? Contents Title Page, Copyright Cover
Cover -- Contents -- Introduction: Why Exploitation? -- 1. Research Ethics, Developing Countries, and Exploitation: A Primer -- 2. Case Studies: The Havrix Trial and the Surfaxin Trial -- 3. Exploitation in Clinical Research -- 4. Testing Our Drugs on the Poor Abroad -- 5. Broadly Utilitarian Theories of Exploitation and Multinational Clinical Research -- 6. Kantian Ethics, Exploitation, and Multinational Clinical Trials -- 7. Exploitation and the Enterprise of Medical Research -- 8. Exploitation and Placebo Controls -- 9. Addressing Exploitation: Reasonable Availability versus Fair Benefits -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z
Jennifer S. Hawkins --
Jennifer S. Hawkins, Ezekiel J. Emanuel --
9. Addressing Exploitation: Reasonable Availability Versus Fair Benefits
Richard J. Arneson --
Introduction: Why Exploitation?
3. Exploitation in Clinical Research
4. Testing Our Drugs on the Poor Abroad
Index
8. Exploitation And Placebo Controls
5. Broadly Utilitarian Theories of Exploitation and Multinational Clinical Research
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Ezekiel J. Emanuel --
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2. Case Studies: The Havrix Trial And The Surfaxin Trial
7. Exploitation and the Enterprise of Medical Research
Contents
1. Research Ethics, Developing Countries, And Exploitation: A Primer
Alan Wertheimer --
Frontmatter --
Thomas Pogge --
Andrew W. Siegel --
Alisa L. Carse, Margaret Olivia Little --
6. Kantian Ethics, Exploitation, And Multinational Clinical Trials