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Ethical Delphi Manual

  • K. Millar
  • , S. Tomkins
  • , E. Thorstensen
  • , B. Mepham
  • , M. Kaiser

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Abstract

An ethical Delphi is an iterative participatory process between experts for exchanging views and arguments on ethical issues. The method is structured around the notion of a virtual committee where the exchange of ideas is conducted remotely through a series of opinion exchanges. The ethical Delphi is a developed method that can be used to characterise the ethical issues raised by the use of novel biotechnologies. The ethical Delphi has been tested for agri-food biotechnologies.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationThe Hague
PublisherLEI
Number of pages43
Publication statusPublished - 2006
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • ethics
  • bioethics
  • thinking
  • opinions
  • participation methods
  • biotechnology
  • agroindustrial sector
  • food industry
  • animal welfare

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