The Year in Review
At the suggestion of Mark Kuczewski, who comes up with lots of the most interesting "what we can do better" ideas in bioethics, we're thinking seriously about a "what happened in bioethics" review for the year. But what should we include? We would like very much to hear from you. The "what happened this year" newspaper pieces out so far are, well, unhelpful. Perhaps you can suggest reviews you would like us to attend to. Or better, tell us what you think about how we should format and publish it. We could run it in the Journal, or run it in InFocus on bioethics.net, where many more people would read it, or blog it one item at a time. We could blast it with the news update email, which has something like 80,000 readers. Or we could just not do it. But a lot happened this year, so much in fact that I can't think of a comparable year. You can leave your suggestions here as comments. Hurry up, ok?Labels: ideas in bioethics, Mark Kuczewski, what can we do better
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Califonria Prop 71. No doubt.
- by Jonathan Moreno on Dec 30, 2004 at 10:29 PM | link
This blog is excellent in every way. I shared it with my teacher at Arizona State and now we read it in our ethics class every week and discuss it. I printed it out, and you guys need to seriously increase your archive function because it was 40 pages to print just the current articles. That's a third of a book. So for the end of the year could you think of maybe the top ten bioethics events of the year and we could all discuss them.
- by Kevin Socall on Jan 1, 2005 at 7:57 PM | link