Leading academics, civil servants, lawyers, policymakers, and civil society representatives reflect on the powerful-but-neglected human right to science. This will appeal to anyone interested in how this right is pertinent to numerous issues at the intersection of science and society. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
Leading academics, civil servants, lawyers, policymakers, and civil society representatives reflect on the powerful-but-neglected human right to science. This will appeal to anyone interested in how this right is pertinent to numerous issues at the intersection of science and society. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
1. The dawning of a right: science and the universal declaration of human rights (1941-1948) Mikel Mancisidor; 2. The origins of the right to science: the American declaration on the rights and duties of man, Cesare P.R. Romano; 3. IP rights and human rights: what history tells us and why it matters, Aurora Plomer; 4. Fostering a love of truth: conceptions of science in UNESCO's early years Ivan Lind Christensen; 5. The right to science and the evolution of scientific integrity, Roberto Andorno; 6. On the right to science as a cultural human right Farida Shaheed and Andrew Mazibrada; 7. Mainstreaming science and human rights in UNESCO, Yvonne Donders and Konstantinos Tarraras; 8. Considering the right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress and its applications as a cultural right: a change in perspective, Mylène Bidault; 9. Implications of the right to science for people with disabilities Valerie J. Bradley; 10. Science in the times of SARS-CoV-19, Stjepan Oreskovic and Sebastian Porsdam Mann; 11. Fight the fear with the facts! Ranga Yogeshwar; 12. The right to science - from principle to practice and the role of national science academies, Jessica M. Wyndham, Margaret W. Vitullo, Rebecca Everly, Teresa M. Stoepler and Nathaniel Weisenberg; 13. The right to science in practice: a proposed test in four stages Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Yvonne Donders and Helle Porsdam; 14. The right to science: a practical tool for advancing global health equity and promoting the human rights of people with tuberculosis Mike Frick and Gisa Dang; 15. A proposal for indicators of the human right to science, Andrea Boggio and Brian Gran; 16. Epilogue Christine Mitchel.
1. The dawning of a right: science and the universal declaration of human rights (1941-1948) Mikel Mancisidor; 2. The origins of the right to science: the American declaration on the rights and duties of man, Cesare P.R. Romano; 3. IP rights and human rights: what history tells us and why it matters, Aurora Plomer; 4. Fostering a love of truth: conceptions of science in UNESCO's early years Ivan Lind Christensen; 5. The right to science and the evolution of scientific integrity, Roberto Andorno; 6. On the right to science as a cultural human right Farida Shaheed and Andrew Mazibrada; 7. Mainstreaming science and human rights in UNESCO, Yvonne Donders and Konstantinos Tarraras; 8. Considering the right to enjoy the benefits of scientific progress and its applications as a cultural right: a change in perspective, Mylène Bidault; 9. Implications of the right to science for people with disabilities Valerie J. Bradley; 10. Science in the times of SARS-CoV-19, Stjepan Oreskovic and Sebastian Porsdam Mann; 11. Fight the fear with the facts! Ranga Yogeshwar; 12. The right to science - from principle to practice and the role of national science academies, Jessica M. Wyndham, Margaret W. Vitullo, Rebecca Everly, Teresa M. Stoepler and Nathaniel Weisenberg; 13. The right to science in practice: a proposed test in four stages Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Yvonne Donders and Helle Porsdam; 14. The right to science: a practical tool for advancing global health equity and promoting the human rights of people with tuberculosis Mike Frick and Gisa Dang; 15. A proposal for indicators of the human right to science, Andrea Boggio and Brian Gran; 16. Epilogue Christine Mitchel.
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