International Journal of Feminist Approaches To Bioethics
Scope & Guideline
Exploring the intersection of gender and bioethics for transformative insights.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Feminist Bioethics:
The journal focuses on feminist bioethics, which critiques traditional bioethical frameworks and introduces gendered perspectives on health and medical practices. - Social Justice and Health Equity:
A core area of research involves examining social determinants of health and advocating for health equity, particularly for marginalized populations. - Intersectionality:
The journal emphasizes intersectional analyses, exploring how various identities (gender, race, class, sexuality) affect health outcomes and ethical considerations. - Relational Autonomy:
Research often centers around the concept of relational autonomy, considering how social relationships and contexts influence individual autonomy in healthcare. - Reproductive Justice:
The journal actively engages with reproductive justice issues, exploring topics like abortion, contraception, and reproductive health from a feminist viewpoint. - Ethics in Emerging Technologies:
IJFAB examines ethical implications of emerging technologies in healthcare, such as AI and genetic editing, through a feminist lens. - Cultural Contexts of Health:
The journal considers how cultural contexts shape health experiences and ethical dilemmas, reflecting on global perspectives.
Trending and Emerging
- Racial and Cultural Determinants of Health:
Recent articles increasingly address the social, political, and cultural determinants of health, particularly concerning Black and marginalized communities. - Technology and Bioethics:
Emerging themes focus on the ethical implications of technology in healthcare, including AI and health monitoring, emphasizing the need for feminist critiques in these areas. - Transgender and Gender Diverse Health:
There is a growing focus on the health needs and ethical considerations surrounding transgender and gender diverse individuals, highlighting the importance of inclusive healthcare practices. - Pandemic Ethics and Gender:
The COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed discussions on pandemic ethics, particularly regarding how gender affects health outcomes and access to care. - Narratives of Vulnerability and Resistance:
Increasingly, the journal explores narratives that highlight vulnerability and resistance among marginalized groups, emphasizing lived experiences in bioethical discussions. - Environmental Justice and Health:
Emerging research reflects a growing concern for environmental justice and its intersection with health equity, linking ecological issues to feminist bioethics.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Biomedical Ethics:
There appears to be a waning interest in traditional biomedical ethics that does not incorporate feminist critiques or perspectives, as the journal increasingly prioritizes feminist analyses. - Individualism in Health Narratives:
Themes centered on individualism in health narratives are declining, with a growing recognition of the importance of relational and social contexts. - Static Views on Reproductive Health:
Discussions that treat reproductive health as a static issue are less frequent, giving way to more dynamic and intersectional approaches. - Conventional Gender Roles in Health:
Research that reinforces conventional gender roles in health discussions is diminishing, as the journal seeks to challenge and deconstruct these stereotypes. - Focus on Western Perspectives:
There is a noticeable shift away from solely Western perspectives in bioethics, with an increasing emphasis on global and diverse cultural contexts.
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