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Madison Powers

Affiliations: 
Philosophy Georgetown University, Washington, DC 
Area:
Philosophy, Behavioral Psychology, Public Health, Medical Ethics
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Joseph Raz grad student Oxford

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Colin Hickey grad student Oxford
Yashar Saghai grad student Georgetown
Kari L. Esbensen grad student 2008 Georgetown

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Powers M. (2015) Health Care as a Human Right: The Problem of Indeterminate Content Jurisprudence. 6: 138-143
Powers M, Faden R. (2013) Social Practices, Public Health and the Twin Aims of Justice: Responses to Comments Public Health Ethics. 6: 45-49
Powers M, Faden R, Saghai Y. (2012) Liberty, Mill and the framework of public health ethics Public Health Ethics. 5: 6-15
Faden R, Powers M. (2011) A social justice framework for health and science policy. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics : Cq : the International Journal of Healthcare Ethics Committees. 20: 596-604
Powers M, Faden R. (2011) Health Capabilities, Outcomes, and the Political Ends of Justice Journal of Human Development and Capabilities. 12: 565-570
Faden RR, Powers M. (2008) Health inequities and social justice. The moral foundations of public health. Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz. 51: 151-7
Gostin LO, Powers M. (2006) What does social justice require for the public's health? Public health ethics and policy imperatives. Health Affairs (Project Hope). 25: 1053-60
Powers M. (2005) Bioethics as politics: the limits of moral expertise. Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal. 15: 305-22
Powers M, Faden R. (2000) Inequalities in health, inequalities in health care: four generations of discussion about justice and cost-effectiveness analysis. Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal. 10: 109-27
Powers M. (1997) Managed care: how economic incentive reforms went wrong. Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal. 7: 353-60
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