[H-verkko] CFP: Health, Culture and the Human Body Epidemiology, ethics and history of medicine, perspectives from Central Europe and Turkey

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Health, Culture and the Human Body  Epidemiology, ethics and history
of medicine, perspectives from Central Europe and Turkey 

Reminder and final call for abstracts
An international and interdisciplinary conference on
Health, Culture and the Human Body 
Epidemiology, ethics and history of medicine, perspectives from
Central Europe and Turkey 
Mainz, Germany, 17-19 September 2010

New developments in medicine, preventive and therapeutic
interventions are raising novel ethical questions in societies
undergoing fast demographic change at home while participating in
global interactions through travel and migration. Diverse
value-cultures may affect the responses to well-established themes in
medicine, giving rise to complex ethical debates and different legal
regulations.

This conference will focus on selected cases from Turkey, Germany,
and other countries closely connected by substantial migration
processes, and previously by medical sciences and clinical practice.
These interactions will be analysed jointly from historical,
epidemiological, and ethical perspectives, paving the way for the
implementation of an interdisciplinary “medicine studies” approach in
the field of intercultural and migration medicine. 
(See also:
www.springer.com/philosophy/philosophy+of+sciences/journal/12376)

The chosen thematic areas are:
	infectious diseases (e.g., plague, leprosy, cholera, tuberculosis,
HIV/AIDS)
* 	the end of life (e.g., patient autonomy vs. family autonomy,
advance directives, active and passive euthanasia, palliative care)
* 	dealing with the human body (e.g., anatomical research, organ
donation, biomaterial in international studies)
* 	migration and medicine 

A significant number of high-quality abstracts has already been
received, but there are a few slots left. Abstracts (max. 250 words)
of proposed conference papers need to be submitted by 31 January
2010,  to the attention of Ilhan Ilkilic MD PhD, E-Mail:
ilkilic at uni-mainz.de (Institute for History, Philosophy and Ethics of
Medicine, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Medical Centre, Germany,

Phone +49-(0)-6131-3937343, Fax +49-(0)-6131-3936682) 
Publication of selected papers is envisaged.

Venue: Mainz Academy of Letters and Sciences, Mainz, Germany
Organising institutions: 
* 	Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Medical Centre (Germany)
* 	University of Bremen, Bremen Institute for Prevention Research and
Social Medicine (BIPS)
* 	Istanbul University (Turkey)
Invited speaker (preliminary list in alphabetical order): 
Seval Akgün (Ankara/TR); Şahin Aksoy (Urfa/TR); Monika Bobbert
(Heidelberg/D); Theda Borde (Berlin/D); Rainer Brömer (Mainz/D;
Istanbul/TR); Hakan Ertin (Istanbul/TR); Hanzade Doğan
(Istanbul/TR); Franz Dumont (Mainz/D); Altan Heper (Stuttgart/D);
Ilhan Ilkilic (Mainz/D); İrfan İnce (Sakarya/TR); Alexander
Krämer (Bielefeld/D); Werner Kümmel (Mainz/D); Hans-Uwe Lammel
(Rostock/D); Recep Öztürk (Istanbul/TR); Norbert W. Paul (Mainz/D);
Oliver Razum (Bielefeld/D); Nil Sarı (Istanbul/TR); Hans-Martin
Sass (Washington/USA; Bochum/D); Jacob Spallek (Mainz; Bremen/D);
Yener Ünver (Istanbul/TR); Nükhet Varlık (Harrisonburg/USA);
Nuran Yıldırım (Istanbul/TR); Hajo Zeeb (Mainz;
Bremen/D)

Internet: www.healthandculture2010.de


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Ilmoitus vanhentuu: 01.02.2010
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