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Social Responsibility

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Care and community in modern society

Margaret Jane Gates, Virginia A. Hodgkinson, Paul G. Schervish et al.

1995

Moral problems

James Rachels

1975

The gene business

Edward Yoxen

1984

How old is old enough?

Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry. Committee on Child Psychiatry

1989

On Apology

Aaron Lazare

2004

Firms of Endearment

Jagdish N. Sheth

2007

On moral medicine

M. Therese Lysaught

2012

Social responsibility in science, technology, and medicine

Paul T. Durbin

1992

Responsibility at work

Howard Gardner

2007

An Introduction to Healthcare Organizational Ethics

Robert T. Hall

2000

Bad medicine

Milton Silverman

1992

A nation for all

Chris Korzen

2008

For the sake of children

Carol Heimer

1998

The Social Roots of Risk: Producing Disasters, Promoting Resilience (High Reliability and Crisis Management)

Kathleen Tierney

2014

Recognition of child abuse for the mandated reporter

Eileen R. Giardino, Angelo P. Giardino

2002

Liberatory psychiatry

Carl I. Cohen, Sami Timimi

2008

The accountability of bioethics committees and consultants

Sigrid Fry-Revere

1992

The power of personal accountability

Mark Samuel, Sophie Chiche

2004

Restoring Responsibility

Dennis F. Thompson

2005

Creating a World Without Poverty

Muhammad Yunus

2001 ★ 4.1

Child abuse and neglect

Connie Burrows Horton

2001

The animals issue

Peter Carruthers

1992

Animals and why they matter

Mary Midgley

1983

Megatrends 2010

Patricia Aburdene

2005

The spirit of community

Amitai Etzioni

1993

Carl Sagan, Super Scientist

Daniel Cohen

1987

Educating Citizens

Thomas Ehrlich, Elizabeth Beaumont, Anne Colby et al.

2003

Managed care on trial

Dennis A. Robbins

1998

Choosing to lead

Constance H. Buchanan

1996

Alcoholism

Ronald Marshall

2001

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