 | Devon Abbott Mihesuah - 1998 - 232 lapas
...Implications," it was suggested that sampling begin "with the least politically risky groups. . . . If the Project does not proceed carefully and properly,...spoil the last good opportunity to obtain some of this data."87 What are "proper procedures?" Dr. Paul Weiss, an anthropologist, proposed the following strategy,... | |
 | Duane Champagne - 1999 - 334 lapas
...Implications," it was suggested that sampling begin "with the least politically risky groups. ... If the Project does not proceed carefully and properly,...spoil the last good opportunity to obtain some of this data."97 What are "proper procedures?" Dr. Paul Weiss, an anthropologist, proposed the following strategy,... | |
 | Arturo J. Aldama - 2003 - 470 lapas
...continuing disappearance of isolated human populations make the ethical concerns all the more important. If the Project does not proceed carefully and properly,...last good opportunity to obtain some of this data. (GS Report on Third Workshop, 1-3) In scrutinizing this genomic agenda, a case can be made that the... | |
 | Arturo J. Aldama - 2003 - 466 lapas
...disappearance of isolated human populations make the ethical concerns all the more important. If the Profect does not proceed carefully and properly, it could...last good opportunity to obtain some of this data. (GS Report on Third Workshop, t-3) In scrutinizing this genomic agenda, a case can be made that the... | |
 | Jenny Reardon - 2009 - 249 lapas
...continuing disappearance of isolated human populations makes the ethical concerns all the more important. If the Project does not proceed carefully and properly,...last good opportunity to obtain some of this data, (ibid., 3) 167 In assertions such as these, the reason to do the ethics right was not to address the... | |
 | Mary Riley - 2004 - 420 lapas
...continuing disappearance of isolated human populations makes the ethical concerns all the more important. If the Project does not proceed carefully and properly,...spoil the last good opportunity to obtain some of this data.10 In scrutinizing this genome agenda, a case can be made that their overall conclusions, as put... | |
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There is no reason to believe that the ethical concerns raised by this Project are insurmountable. . . . The value of this research and the urgency caused by the continuing disappearance of isolated human populations make the ethical concerns all the... 