Working Group Intergenerational Healthcare Ethics (AiG)
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Working Group Intergenerational Healthcare Ethics (AiG)
Project Description
The working group intergenerational healthcare ethics (AiG) is a research network, that addresses medical ethical and bioethical questions, that touch upon the relation between generations and the future in medicine and healthcare in general. This comprises health-related questions on sustainability, climate justice, genetics and prevention. It understands medicine as a dynamic field of interprofessional social practice that develops and changes in societal and political contexts. In the working group. we apply ethical approaches that focus on relations, are sensitive for injustices and include also social and cultural science apporaches.
Members
Prof. Dr. Claudia Bozzaro, Kiel
Prof. Dr. Christoph Rehmann-Sutter, Lübeck
Prof. Dr. Silke Schicktanz, Göttingen
Prof. Dr. Mark Schweda, Oldenburg
Niklas Ellerich-Groppe, Oldenburg
Dominik Koesling, Kiel
Events
26 September 2024: „Intergenerationale Health Care Ethik – Simulierte Stakeholder-Konferenz zur Antibiotika-Krise“. Satellite-workshop at the annual conference of the Akademie für Ethik in der Medizin, Tübingen. Further information and registration: https://aem-online.de/jahrestagung/
16 - 18 October 2024: „Intergenerational Issues in Health Care Ethics: Responsibility, Solidarity and Sustainability”. Conference at the Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg – Institute for Advanced Studies, Delmenhorst. Funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and HWK Delmenhorst. Further information see below.
Conference: Intergenerational Issues in Healthcare Ethics: Responsibility, Solidarity and Sustainability
Current challenges in health care ethics show that intergenerational perspectives are becoming increasingly relevant, for example in the ethical analysis of problems such as the future of biomedical research, the post-antibiotic era, and public health-measures in pandemic combat. However, in these approaches, there is the need for clarification of fundamental concepts such as responsibility, solidarity, and sustainability, as well as the concept of generation itself.
Against this backdrop, this three-day interdisciplinary and international conference addresses intergenerational issues in health care ethics. It is organized in three sessions on responsibility, solidarity and sustainability. It aims to explore how normative aspects of responsibility, solidarity and sustainability between present and future generations can be ethically investigated. In order to understand intergenerational relations adequately, the notions of "collectives" and "generations" need to be explained within their temporal and spatial frames. The conference aims to explore and discuss their normative foundations.
Confirmed speakers (in alphabetical order): Dieter Birnbacher, Angus James Dawson, Nancy Jecker, Federica Lucivero, Christian Munthe, Bridget Pratt, Cristina Richie, David Schweikard
Registration will be open soon.