Eubios Ethics Institute
Website eubios.info/index.htm
To Japanese home page
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NEW BOOK; Darryl Macer, Moral Games for Teaching Bioethics, UNESCO Chair in Bioethics (Haifa, 2008) (pdf file, 1.8Mb); cover page (pdf file, 800kb);
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Cooperative projects with the Regional Unit for Social and Human Sciences in Asia and the Pacific (RUSHSAP), UNESCO Bangkok
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Cooperation with the UNESCO Asia-Pacific School of Ethics
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A Cross Cultural Introduction to
Bioethics (2006 resource/textbook), and Multilingual teaching materials compiled under the UNESCO Bangkok Bioethics Education ProjectÊ
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Download the Teaching
guide, references, Internet links (regularly updated)
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Bioethics education textbook
project (in English)/ (details in Japanese)
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International Bioethics
Education textbook project list serve (yahoo groups all welcome)
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Multilingual on-line resources for
bioethics education
NEW
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Bioethics Drama 1 movie: The responsbility of saving lives (8Mb)
NEW
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Bioethics Drama 2 movie: My career, my life, my choice (17Mb)
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Bioethics for
students list serve (yahoo groups all welcome)
Other research projects include:
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Asian Bioethics Association list serve (yahoo groups all welcome)
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Ethics of Energy Technologies in Asia and the Pacific Project
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UNESCO International Bioethics Journal Club
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Join the human behaviourome/mental
map project
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Behaviourome
list serve (yahoo groups all welcome)
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To UNESCO/IUBS/EUBIOS LIVING
Bioethics Dictionary Edition 1.3 (1.7 Mb Word file)
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To UNESCO/IUBS/EUBIOS LIVING
Bioethics Dictionary Edition 1.3 (in html format with alphabetical search)
Publications
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Eubios Declaration for
International Bioethics (Open for signature from 1 March 2002)
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To Updates on UNESCO/IUBS/EUBIOS
Bioethics Dictionary
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Eubios Journal of Asian and
International Bioethics (EJAIB)
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To a chronological paper list of
EJAIB
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books (in English and Japanese)
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Bioethics is Love of Life An
alternative textbook on cross-cultural ethics / total
Japanese translation
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News in Biotechnology and Bioethics
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Papers on bioethics by Darryl
Macer
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Bioethics teaching network in
Japan (in Japanese)
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Eubios Ethics Institute Newsletter
(EEIN) (1990-1995)
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Other WWW information links on
bioethics
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Conference list
Past conference abstracts (also see books)
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TRT3 and JAB9 conference abstracts
(English & Japanese)
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TRT4 and FAB2 conference abstracts
(1998)
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IAB4 conference abstracts (1998)
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TRT5 abstracts (1999)
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TRT6 abstracts (2000)
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TRT7 abstracts (2002)
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TRT8 abstracts (2003)
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Proceedings of the Fourth Asian Bioethics
Conference are online (and also printed).
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Conference - What are the
Common Grounds: An American and Japanese Dialogue on Genetic Disease Linked to
Racial and Ethnic Groups, Tokyo (8-9 May, 2003)
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Proceedings of the Fifth Asian
Bioethics Conference from Macer, DRJ., ed., Challenges for Bioethics from
Asia (Eubios Ethics Institute, 2004)
Cooperating Associations
(See Information page
for many more)
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Asian Bioethics Association (ABA)
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Asian Bioethics Association (ABA)
membership list
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Asian Bioethics Association list serve (yahoo groups all welcome)
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IUBS Bioethics Program
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International
Association of Bioethics
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All India Association of Bioethics
(AIBA)
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IAB Bioethics and Genetics Network
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Mystical Bioethics Network
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To UNESCO
International Bioethics Committee
Selected declarations and documents
(see individual News pages
for others).
(Associated with Eubios Ethics Institute)
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Haplotype Mapping Project in
Japan (in Japanese)/Hap Map Project
(International site)
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Haplotype Mapping Project in Japan
IRB application form (in Japanese)/(in English, download
as doc file)/>/(in English, supplementary document,
doc file)/>/(in English, final IRB approval, doc
file)
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Coriell
Repository CAG policy (Community Advisory Groups for HapMap)
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Statement on Cloning
(English) / (Japanese)
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Statement on GMO Labeling Policy
in Japan (English) / (Japanese)
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Centre
d'Etudes sur la Reconnaissance de la Personne Humaine / C.E.R.P.H. / Study
Centre on the Recognition of Human Personhood
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Global Summit of National
Bioethics Commissions: Tokyo Communique
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HUGO ELSI Committee - Statement on
the Principled Conduct of Genetics Research (March 1996)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement on
DNA Sampling: Control and Access (March 1998)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement
on Cloning (March 1999)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement
on Benefit Sharing (April 2000)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement
on Gene Therapy Research (June 2001)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement
on Human Genomic Databases (December 2002)
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HUGO Ethics Committee Statement
on Human Stem Cells (November 2004) (pdf)
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1997 Public opinion on
biotechnology in New Zealand and Japan
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2000 Public opinion on
biotechnology in Japan
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2003 Public opinion on
biotechnology in Japan
United Nations
Reports
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UNESCO Universal Declaration On
The Human Genome And Human Rights
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UNESCO International Declaration on
Human Genetic Data (16 October, 2003; pdf)
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UNESCO Universal Declaration on
Bioethics and Human Rights (19 October, 2005; pdf)
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UNESCO Ethics Reports (Extensive list of reports and books on ethics from UNESCO)
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FAO Ethics Series 1: Ethical issues in food and agricultureÊ (pdf)
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FAO Ethics Series 2: Genetically modified organisms, consumers, food safety and the environment (pdf)
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FAO Ethics Series 3: The ethics
of sustainable agricultural intensification (pdf)
(Others)
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World Medical Association
Declaration of Helsinki
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Council of Europe
Bioethics Convention
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IAB London Declaration
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Listing Of Selected
International Declarations, Guidelines, etc. on Bioethics / Health Care Ethics
/ Human Rights Aspects Of Health
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Selected Bibliography on Human
Rights and Health
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New -
searchable Abstracts on assisted reproduction from Ken Daniels / Old list
until 1996 is on this site.
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Ethical Guidelines for Analytical
Research on the Human Genome/Genes (Japan)
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Fundamental Principles of Research
on the Human Genome (Japan)
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Japanese human cloning law
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Journal of Chinese Medical Ethics
- Some Abstracts
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Medicine and Philosophy
Journal (China) - Some Abstracts
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United Nations University
Bioethics Project on Identifying Priority Areas for Global Bioethics
The Eubios Ethics Institute was
founded by Darryl Macer in 1990, in
Christchurch, New Zealand and in Tsukuba Science City, Japan. In 2005 the main
office moved to Thailand. Nobuko Macer is managing director. Darryl Macer is honorary director. He was an associate
professor, Institute of Biological Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba
Science City, Japan from 1990-2005; and since 2002 has been an Affiliated
Professor, Institute of Advanced Studies, United Nations University, Yokohama, Japan. Since November 2004 he has been acting as
the Regional Advisor on Social and Human Sciences for Asia and the Pacific,
UNESCO Bangkok Regional Office, 920 Sukhumvit Rd, Prakanong, Bangkok 10110,
Thailand.
The Eubios
Ethics Institute is a nonprofit group that aims to stimulate the international
discussion of ethical issues, and how we may use technology in ways consistent
with "good life" (eu-bios). It aims at an integrated and
cross-cultural approach to bioethics, and at building up an international
network.
In May 1995
this world wide web site was created to disseminate information, and since then
more documents have been put on open access from this web site in English and
Japanese. More files will be added. Please note - there are no pictures in
these files, only text and data - to save costs of downloading.
Other activities and information
There have been a variety of networks on different topics in bioethics set
up by members of the International Association of Bioethics (IAB). The
membership of the genetics and bioethics network is
open to those interested in research in the specific fields. One of these is a
Genetics network, and a list of members of the Genetics
Network is open for access. The news of the network is given in the EJAIB .
All the publications of Eubios
Ethics Institute are registered in the National Library of New Zealand, and
Japanese language ones are also registered in Japan.
The provision
of the EJAIB, EEIN, high
school teaching materials and books on this site should open the information to
more people, and if you can receive the copy by Internet you may save the need
for posting a hard copy. EJAIB
is sent to countries across the world, which does include individuals in
developing countries who are generally sent copies free (and often are also
sent books free).
The
subscription fees are in the journal information, and orders
can be Emailed or posted to:
Prof. Darryl R.J. Macer, Ph.D.,
c/o RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok,
920 Sukhumwit Road,
Prakanong, Bangkok
Thailand 10110
Tel: +662-3910682
Fax: +662-664-3772
Email: asianbioethics@yahoo.co.nz
Download order form (pdf)
Index page last updated on 2 September 2008.