The following speakers contributed to the 2014 symposium and many have agreed that their presentation would be made available here:
Sunday, June 15, 2014
An
Introduction to the OPERRA Project
Jean-René Jourdain, OPERRA
Project Coordinator
The
Importance of Ethics in the View of the International Commission on
Radiological Protection
Jacques Lochard, ICRP Main Commission
Vice-Chair
Monday, June 16, 2014
Global,
Regional and Local Ecological Change: Ethical Aspects for Public
Health
Colin L. Soskolne, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Ecosystem
Approach and Radiation Protection
Deborah Oughton, Ås,
Norway
Enforcing
Environmental Ethics in the Objectives and Concerns of Environmental
Policies
Marie Claire Cantone, Milan, Italy
Global
Climate Change – New Challenge to Environmental Sciences and
Education
Nanuli Ninashvili, Tbilisi, Georgia
Is
Sustainability Ethically Realistic?
Peter Trebilco,
Kensington, New South Wales, Australia
Environmental Health and Ethical Issues during Disasters in Pakistan
Badaruddin Abbasi, Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Environmental
Health Laws and Relations Between People
Carl Cranor,
Riverside, California, USA
Ethics
of Food, Health and Environment
Michiel Korthals, Wageningen,
The Netherlands
Bioethics, the Precautionary Principle, and Future Generations
Robin
Attfield, Cardiff, UK
A
Critique of the Limitations of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Environmental
Economics and Health Policy
Husseim Stuck, Cottbus,
Germany
Radioactive
Waste: Some Ethical Aspects of its Disposal
Christian
Streffer, Essen, Germany
Teaching
about Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation, a Sensitive Societal
Issue Related to Radiation Protection
Marie-Hélène
Hengé-Napoli, Lyon, France
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
The
Phenomenology of Environmental Health Risk: Vulnerability to Modern
Technological Risk, Alienation, and Risk Politics
Mark
Coeckelbergh, Leicester, UK
Bridging
the Gap between Public Acceptance and Ethical Acceptability: Multinational
Nuclear Waste Repositories
Behnam Taebi, Delft, The
Netherlands
Some
Philosophical Remarks on Ethics of Environmental Health
Jiří
Šimek, České Budějovice, Czech Republic
The
Ethics of Radiological Risk Governance – The Justice of Justification as a
Central Concern
Gaston Meskens, Mol, Belgium
Taking
Civil Rights Seriously in Post-Fukushima Japan
Michio
Miyasaka, Niigata, Japan
Empathy-Driven
Design Processes for Risk Communication
Neysan Zölzer, London,
UK
EAGLE
Panel on Risk Communication
Tanja Perko, Mol, Belgium
Claire Mays, Paris,
France
Łukasz Koszuk, Warsaw, Poland
Geert
Lauwen, Dessel, Belgium
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
Publicity
and the Need for an “Explosion” in the Principles of Nuclear
Ethics
Stephen Gardiner, Seattle, Washington, USA
Recent
Reflections on the Ethical Basis of the System of Radiological
Protection
Christopher Clement, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
A Global Basis for Ethics from Evolutionary Psychology
Richard Toohey,
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA
The
Need for Consistency in Dealing with Individual Sensitivity to Workplace
Hazards
Christopher J. Kalman, Edinburgh, UK
Considerations
on Risk-Benefit Analyses in Medical Radiation Usage
Jürgen
Kiefer, Giessen, Germany
Ethical
Framework for Medical and Quasi-Medical Procedures
Jim Malone,
Dublin, Ireland
“Common
Morality” Approaches for Ethics of Environmental Health
Friedo Zölzer, Budweis, Czech Republic