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The Italian National Bioethics Committee (CNB) abroad. A bibliography in foreign languages 1990-2007
Giovanni Incorvati1, Carlo Petrini
1giovanni.incorvati@gmail.com
Summary
This bibliography details literature on the Italian National Bioethics Committee (CNB) from 1990-2007, excluding Italian-language publications. It covers CNB documents, opinions, and institutional information for researchers.
Area of Science:
- Bioethics
- Public Policy
- History of Science
Background:
- The Italian National Bioethics Committee (CNB) was established in 1990.
- Assessing the international discourse surrounding the CNB is crucial for understanding its influence.
- A comprehensive bibliography aids researchers in navigating existing literature.
Purpose of the Study:
- To compile a bibliography of non-Italian literature on the Italian National Bioethics Committee (CNB).
- To organize the literature by CNB documents, opinions, and institutional information.
- To provide a resource for scholars studying bioethics and Italian policy.
Main Methods:
- Literature search for documents concerning the Italian National Bioethics Committee (CNB).
- Inclusion criteria: publications in languages other than Italian, from 1990 to 2007.
- Categorization into three parts: translations of CNB documents, publications on CNB opinions, and publications on the CNB as an institution.
Main Results:
- A bibliography of 17 years of non-Italian literature on the CNB was compiled.
- The literature was systematically organized into three distinct sections.
- Key areas covered include CNB's official documents, its expressed opinions on bioethical issues, and analyses of the committee's institutional role.
Conclusions:
- This bibliography serves as a valuable resource for researchers interested in the Italian National Bioethics Committee.
- It highlights the international engagement with the CNB's work and its institutional development.
- The organized structure facilitates targeted research into specific aspects of the CNB's contributions to bioethics.
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