Erik Malmqvist
Biographic Data
| ID | 9267295 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erik Malmqvist |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erik |
| FAMILY NAME | Malmqvist |
| SIGNATURE | MALMQVIST E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Thematic Studies: Technology and Social Change Linköping University SE‐581 83 Linköping Sweden |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cooperative Activity, Shared Intention, and Exploitation
Jules Salomone-Sehr argues that an activity is cooperative if and only if, roughly, it consists of several participants’ actions that are (i) coordinated for a common purpose (ii) in ways that do not undermine any participant’s agency. He argues that guidance by shared intention is neither necessary nor sufficient for cooperation. Thereby, he claims to “topple an orthodoxy of shared agency theory.” In response, we argue that Salomone-Sehr’s accou…
Socio-cultural determinants of antibiotic resistance
The study makes explicit attitudes, perceived norms and values that, besides limited awareness, may contribute to non-judicious antibiotic use in Greece. These socio-cultural determinants of antibiotic resistance warrant further research and should be considered when designing measures aimed to mitigate this problem
Better to Exploit than to Neglect? International Clinical Research and the Non-Worseness Claim
Clinical research is increasingly 'offshored' to developing countries, a practice that has generated considerable controversy. It has recently been argued that the prevailing ethical norms governing such research are deeply puzzling. On the one hand, sponsors are not required to offshore trials, even when participants in developing countries would benefit considerably from these trials. On the other hand, if sponsors do offshore, they are require…
Taking Advantage of Injustice
What, if anything, is wrong with taking advantage of people's unjust circumstances when they both benefit from and consent to the exchange? The answer, some believe, is that such exchanges are wrongfully exploitative. I argue that this answer is incomplete at best, and I elaborate a different one: to take advantage of injustice is to become complicit in its reproduction. I also argue that the case for third-party interference with mutually benefi…
Reprogenetics and the “Parents Have Always Done It” Argument
A common argument in favor of using reprogenetic technologies to enhance children goes like this: parents have always aimed at enhancing their children through upbringing and education, so why not use new tools to accomplish the same goal? But reprogenetics differs significantly from good childrearing and education, in its means, if not its ends
Cultural Norms, the Phenomenology of Incorporation, and the Experience of Having a Child Born with Ambiguous Sex
This is an electronic version of an article published in: Kristin Zeiler and Erik Malmqvist, Cultural Norms, the Phenomenology of Incorporation and the Experience of Having a Child Born with Ambiguous Sex., 2010, IUC Journal of Social Work Theory and Practice, (36), 1, 157-164. IUC Journal of Social Work Theory and Practice is available online at informaworldTM: http://dx.doi.org/ Copyright: Taylor & Francis http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/defaul…
Better to Exploit than to Neglect? International Clinical Research and the Non-Worseness Claim
Clinical research is increasingly 'offshored' to developing countries, a practice that has generated considerable controversy. It has recently been argued that the prevailing ethical norms governing such research are deeply puzzling. On the one hand, sponsors are not required to offshore trials, even when participants in developing countries would benefit considerably from these trials. On the other hand, if sponsors do offshore, they are require…
Taking Advantage of Injustice
What, if anything, is wrong with taking advantage of people's unjust circumstances when they both benefit from and consent to the exchange? The answer, some believe, is that such exchanges are wrongfully exploitative. I argue that this answer is incomplete at best, and I elaborate a different one: to take advantage of injustice is to become complicit in its reproduction. I also argue that the case for third-party interference with mutually benefi…
Cultural Norms, the Phenomenology of Incorporation, and the Experience of Having a Child Born with Ambiguous Sex
This is an electronic version of an article published in: Kristin Zeiler and Erik Malmqvist, Cultural Norms, the Phenomenology of Incorporation and the Experience of Having a Child Born with Ambiguous Sex., 2010, IUC Journal of Social Work Theory and Practice, (36), 1, 157-164. IUC Journal of Social Work Theory and Practice is available online at informaworldTM: http://dx.doi.org/ Copyright: Taylor & Francis http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/defaul…
Reprogenetics and the “Parents Have Always Done It” Argument
A common argument in favor of using reprogenetic technologies to enhance children goes like this: parents have always aimed at enhancing their children through upbringing and education, so why not use new tools to accomplish the same goal? But reprogenetics differs significantly from good childrearing and education, in its means, if not its ends
Taking Advantage of Injustice
What, if anything, is wrong with taking advantage of people's unjust circumstances when they both benefit from and consent to the exchange? The answer, some believe, is that such exchanges are wrongfully exploitative. I argue that this answer is incomplete at best, and I elaborate a different one: to take advantage of injustice is to become complicit in its reproduction. I also argue that the case for third-party interference with mutually benefi…
Better to Exploit than to Neglect? International Clinical Research and the Non-Worseness Claim
Clinical research is increasingly 'offshored' to developing countries, a practice that has generated considerable controversy. It has recently been argued that the prevailing ethical norms governing such research are deeply puzzling. On the one hand, sponsors are not required to offshore trials, even when participants in developing countries would benefit considerably from these trials. On the other hand, if sponsors do offshore, they are require…
Socio-cultural determinants of antibiotic resistance
The study makes explicit attitudes, perceived norms and values that, besides limited awareness, may contribute to non-judicious antibiotic use in Greece. These socio-cultural determinants of antibiotic resistance warrant further research and should be considered when designing measures aimed to mitigate this problem
Cooperative Activity, Shared Intention, and Exploitation
Jules Salomone-Sehr argues that an activity is cooperative if and only if, roughly, it consists of several participants’ actions that are (i) coordinated for a common purpose (ii) in ways that do not undermine any participant’s agency. He argues that guidance by shared intention is neither necessary nor sufficient for cooperation. Thereby, he claims to “topple an orthodoxy of shared agency theory.” In response, we argue that Salomone-Sehr’s accou…
Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Injustice (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Antibiotic resistance (1 works) · Antibiotic Use and Resistance (1 works)