Ethical Considerations in Scholarship and Science

The Toronto Resolution was formulated at this Workshop, held in Toronto, November 8 and 9, 1991 immediately following the Royal Society of Canada’s symposium “Constraints on the Freedom of Scholarship and Science”.

“Ethical Considerations in Scholarship and Science” was co-sponsored by: New College, Victoria University, University College and the Centre for Bioethics in the University of Toronto; Norman Bethune College and MacLaughlin College in York University; and Science for Peace.

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by Metta Spencer If you join a group such as Science for Peace, you have to learn its culture, which is mostly a matter of learning its language. For most of us, as when we acquired our first language

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(2016-09-17) Members: Helmut Burkhardt (chair), Norman Dyson, Rose Dyson, Brydon Gombay, Julia Morton-Marr, Tom Simunovic, Peter Venton, Adnan Zuberi Mandate: We believe good global governance is mean