CID ETHICS - Publications - Series Research Ethics, Bioethics, Biolaw and Biopolitics

The “Research Ethics, Bioethics, Biolaw and Biopolitics” series publishes essays, monographs, collective volumes, seminar proceedings and annotated documents on research ethics, bioethics, biolaw and biopolitics, which are the fields of investigation of the Interdepartmental Center for Research Ethics and Integrity of the CNR as well as the subjects of study and elaboration of institutional documents by the Research Ethics and Integrity Committee of the CNR.

Directors
Cinzia Caporale, Elena Mancini, Ilja Richard Pavone

Scientific Committee
The Scientific Committee is composed of members of the CNR Research Ethics and Integrity Committee

Editorial Committee
Giorgia Adamo, Marco Annoni, Marco Arizza, Ludovica Durst, Andrea Grignolio Corsini, Silvia Scalzini, Giulia Sciolli, Roberta Martina Zagarella

Editorial Board
Tiziana Ciciotti (Responsible), Paola Grisanti, Emiliano Liberatori

Graphic design of the volume
Marco Arizza

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After the pandemic. Notes for a new healthcare

Series Research Ethics, Bioethics, Biolaw and Biopolitics – II, 2022

Curated by Cinzia Caporale, Carla Collicelli, Ludovica Durst

The idea for this volume was to collect a series of short texts for reflection and proposals on how to move towards a renewed health system in Italy following the pandemic event. In view of the transversal and pervasive shock represented by the global experience of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has affected all the fundamental dimensions of our collective living, from relational and psychological dynamics to ethical, social, economic, administrative and political ones, the publication aims to provide a platform for re-examining what happened, offering an inter- and transdisciplinary perspective, as is typical of the research tradition of the Interdepartmental Center for Research Ethics and Integrity of the CNR. The wish of the curators is that it may represent a lucid testimony capable of stimulating debates and reconstructing the problems encountered during the emergency, but also of offering significant inputs that should not be wasted to ethically and effectively guide the future of our healthcare and of our Country itself. Published by Cnr Edizioni