We need to be conceptually and normatively prepared for the challenges of our times and the future, which are posed by the development of new technologies, the climate crisis, global epidemics, war and armed conflicts, and assaults on human rights and democracy. Democratic societies must also be able to overcome disruptions in thinking. If democratic societies, which are founded on the belief in human dignity and rights, are to survive and thrive, they need the capacity to deal not only with the emergencies and crises of the surrounding world.
They also, and most importantly, cause disruptions in our thinking. These phenomena call into question our commitments to such foundations of democratic societies as autonomy and equality, transparency, solidarity, fairness, and the rule of law. In recent years, the world has experienced profound disruptions: the climate crisis, a pandemic, wars and armed conflicts, mass migrations, disinformation and fake news, as well as subversions of democracy. Challenges to Bioethics, Human Rights and Democracy. University of Warsaw – Center for Bioethics & Biolawįacing disruption. Please, submit your abstract and/or register.
An extensive exhibition and an ambitious program - which together present the entire spectrum of innovations for outpatient and clinical care - await you in Düsseldorf.įREE DOWNLOAD: Get a printable schedule of all 2023 conferences that you can save and reference at a later date (or share with a colleague) by clicking here.We are delighted to invite you to the EACME annual conference 2023:įacing disruption. The event is the largest medical trade fair in the world – in 2016 it attracted more than 5,100 exhibitors from 70 countries in 17 halls.Įach year, leading individuals from the fields of business, research, and politics grace this top-class event with their presence - naturally, alongside tens of thousands of national and international experts and decision-makers from the sector. MEDICA is the world’s largest event for the medical sector.
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