Pugwash Workshop No. 286
Pugwash Workshop on Science, Ethics and Society
27-29 June 2003
Paris, France
Agenda
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Participants | Report
| Student/Young Report
Final List of Papers
Robin Coupland: The Web of Prevention, A call for synergy
of actors to prevent poisoning and deliberate spread of disease
Jacqueline Simon: Looking Toward 2005 - Codes of Conduct and
the Biological Weapons Convention
Tatsu Suzuki: Peace Pledge Movement for Scientists in Japan
Fernando de Souza Barros: Counterterrorism, and Third World
Science
John Ziman: Some of the ethical questions raised by research
activity
John Ziman: Can Science Be Neutral?
Jose Altshuler: Scientific Work: Neutral or Otherwise?
Ronald Atlas: Deterring Bioterrorism by Constraining Access
to Materials and Information
Mollie Painter-Morland: A Poststructuralist, Narrative Approach
to Moral Development and Transformation
Goetz Neuneck: Science Engenders the Moral and Social Responsibility
of Scientists: From Scientific Knowledge to Preventive Action (Draft,
May 27, 2003)
Anousheh Karvar: Ethics and Social Responsibility of Scientists:
Which Agenda for Scientists Organisations?
Lawrence M. Krauss: "The Citizen-Scientist's Obligation
to Stand Up for Standards", The New York Times, April
22, 2003
Francesco Calogero: "Responsibility of Scientists and
Hopes for Future Peace in the World", in the Proceedings of the
Symposium dedicated to Enrico Fermi on the occasion of the 50th anniversary
of the first reactor, Rome, 10 December 1992
Antoine Danchin: "Infection of Society", in European
Molecular Biology Organization, Vol. 4, No. 4, p. 333-335
"The Role of Scientists in Public Debate: Summary of Findings",
Research Study Conducted by MORI for The Wellcome Trust, December
1999-March 2000
Francesco Calogero: "Nuclear Terrorism: Likely Scenarios,
Preventive Actions", Proffered Paper for the 53rd Pugwash Conference,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 17-22 July 2003
John Ziman: "Why must scientists become more ethically
sensitive than they used to be?", Science, Vol. 282, 4
December 1998
An Educational Imperative: The Role of Ethical Codes and Normative
Prohibitions in CBW-Applicable Research, by Jacqueline Simon and
Melissa Hersh, in Minerva 40, 37-55, 2002
The Rights and Responsibilities of Science and Society: Defining the
Future Role for ICSU, adapted from a paper endorsed by the 27th ICSU
General Assembly, Rio de Janeiro, September 2002
Tom Borsen Hansen: Grass-root Science: A Pugwash Endeavour?
Arthur Petersen: The Possible Role of Pledges of Social Responsibility
in Science
Paul Guinnessy: Ethics, Science & the Media: Some Thoughts
Serge Franchoo and Stefan Kappler: Ethics in Science:
Some Considerations
Report of the Student/Young Working Gruop Discussion
Background Documentation Distributed by the Foundation
- Manifesto for a Responsible and United Citizens' Science
- For a New Contract between Science and Society
- Presentation of a Proposal for a Charter of Human Responsibilities,
Alliance for a Responsible; Plural and United World
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