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The Value of Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Human Geography and Bioethics

2024-03-04

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Human geography and bioethics both take pride in their interdisciplinary approaches. Relatively little cross-pollination has occurred between human geography and bioethics. This paper takes three cases to highlight the generative potentials of both disciplines, dedicating time and space to learning from each other. Through doing so, we highlight these potentials by focusing on how navigating public spaces subverts...

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b5410a2b-c7c5-56d7-b471-00d5caf2e4ac
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10.12688/openreseurope.17045.1
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