... in health-care institutions by professionals to individuals who for pathological or physiologic...191; Proprietary Articles Trade Association v. Attorney-General for Canada, ...C-1991. arts. 10 to 25, 541. Code of ethics of physicians, R.R.Q., c. M-9, r. 4.1, ss. 20, 21,...
... place for any consideration of professional behaviour has to be a recognition of, as well as a...The editors of Legal Ethics in Canada referred to this kind of public-mindedne...
... to the mandatory provisions in the articles of Air Canada regarding constraints imposed on the... national team member; and (c) not a professional athlete. 'professional athlete' means an individua... of Parliament, the office of the Senate Ethics Officer and the office of the Conflict of Interest...
... Canadian Association of Journalists, Professional Writers Association of Canada, RTNDA Canada/Associ...Numerous articles followed. B. The Plain Brown Envelope. [12] On Apr... confidentiality, professional journalistic ethics understandably command that the promise be kept. T...
The exoticization of fieldwork structurally genders the discipline and its central practice as male. This gendering is both symbolic and real. Even before Kenneth S. Goldstein defined the ideal field team as "the folklorist and his wife" ( 1964) came the presumption that the professional folklorist-in-training, the graduate student, could simply up sticks and move someplace far away. There he will enact a mysterious and transformative encounter with "his people" - fieldwork. Presumptions of the gender of fieldworkers structure actual fieldwork, as we'll show. But they are also quite contrary to the actual sex of fieldworkers in our disciplines; most are female. Of course, sex and gender do not always go together; early examinations of women fieldworkers wondered at how they became "symb...
...But the articles in their collection continue the colonial discours...My university research ethics board's abject horror of paying informants approac...
... different languages, cultures, business ethics and practices. When exploring international busine... experience and network of a capable professional services firm with knowledge of these matters can ...
While other articles in this special issue discuss the contributions Je... Ricoeur, in which he analysed Spinoza's ethics. What particularly fascinated him was the idea tha... in criminology meetings and professional associations at the international level (Body-Gend...
...(OFFICE OF THE ETHICS COUNSELLOR). Respondent. REASONS FOR ORDER. GIBSON... recall that following the National Post articles in May 1999 about Mr. Fugère's assistance to Aube...Professionalism. Lobbyists should observe the highest professional...
..., 2009, online www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/147167.php. Brazier, Margaret, and Caroline Bridge...Brock. Deciding for Others: The Ethics of Surrogate Decision Making. Cambridge: Cambridge... authorize treatment that a medical professional considered to be in that child's best interests. L...
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