Epidemiology and ethics: the perspective of the Third World
Document Type
Article
Department
Community Health Sciences
Abstract
The relation of epidemiology and ethics is discussed from a Third World perspective, including the following issues: the structure and dynamics of a Third World Society; the nature of the relationship between the First World "islanders" in the Third World and their counterparts in the First World, and between the "islanders" and their fellow citizens; the inner dynamics of Third World researchers; the different knowledge systems; and the role of institutions in the Third World and the First World.
Publication (Name of Journal)
Journal of Public Health Policy
Recommended Citation
Khan, K. S.
(1994). Epidemiology and ethics: the perspective of the Third World. Journal of Public Health Policy, 15(2), 218-225.
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https://ecommons.aku.edu/pakistan_fhs_mc_chs_chs/445