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About Journal of Bioethical Inquiry

The Journal of Bioethical Inquiry is more than “just a journal”—more than merely a place where scholars and practitioners can publish their research, critical reflections, and analyses of bioethical issues and practice. The JBI seeks to create a multidisciplinary forum for: - generating reflective debate and analysis; - encouraging differences of thought and novel approaches; - developing collaborations and research networks; and - connecting diverse voices in a global conversation to promote greater understanding across disciplinary, ideological, and geographical borders. Unique among bioethics journals, the JBI regards bioethics as a region of foment and so accepts contributions from relevant disciplines, including but not limited to philosophy, bioethics, anthropology, cultural studies, disability studies, economics, environmental sciences, feminist and gender studies, queer studies, history, sociology, law, linguistics and discourse analysis, literature and literary studies, psychology, public health and epidemiology, science and technology studies, and theology and religious studies. The JBI welcomes both reports of empirical research and articles that increase the theoretical understanding of medicine and healthcare; the health professions; the nature of health, illness, and disability; the life sciences; the sources of ethics; the nature of ethical communities; the possible implications of new developments in science and technology; and the impact of social policies and current world events on health, welfare, and systems of power.

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