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David Weisstub

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#4919

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Social Psychology

#462

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#479

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According to Wikipedia, David Norman Weisstub is the Philippe Pinel professor of legal psychiatry and biomedical ethics at the Université de Montréal. He is the founder and honorary life president of the International Academy of Law and Mental Health.He is also the co-president of the International Academy of Medical Ethics and Public Health, which he co-founded in 2016. He is the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, as well as co-editor of the Ethics, Medicine, and Public Health journal and of Springer's International Library of Ethics, Law, and the New Medicine. He also sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Ethics in Mental Health.

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David Weisstub's Published Works

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Law and Mental Health: International Perspectives (1989) (185)
The legal status of suicide: A global review. (2016) (110)
Ethical and legal issues in suicide research. (2005) (91)
Ethical, legal, and practical issues in the control and regulation of suicide promotion and assistance over the Internet. (2007) (45)
Toward a pure best interests model of proxy decision making for incompetent psychiatric patients. (1998) (35)
Advance directives for research: ethical problems and responses. (1996) (30)
Personhood and health care (2001) (25)
Premises and evidence in the rhetoric of assisted suicide and euthanasia. (2013) (24)
Autonomy and Human Rights in Health Care: An International Perspective (2010) (20)
The reform of adult guardianship laws: the case of non-therapeutic experimentation. (1997) (20)
Aging: culture, health, and social change (2001) (16)
Aging: Caring for Our Elders (2001) (16)
Forensic mental health law reform in Japan: from criminal warehousing to broad-spectrum specialist services? (2006) (16)
Resolving ethical dilemmas in suicide prevention: the case of telephone helpline rescue policies. (2010) (15)
Establishing the boundaries of ethically permissible research with special populations. (1996) (14)
Ethical issues in prison psychiatry (2013) (13)
Aging: decisions at the end of life (2001) (12)
Victims of Crime in the Criminal Justice System (1986) (12)
The Western Idea of Law (1983) (11)
Human Dignity, Vulnerability, Personhood (2001) (10)
Ethical Research with the Mentally Disordered (1997) (10)
The variables of moral capacity (2004) (9)
Biomedical experimentation involving children: balancing the need for protective measures with the need to respect children's developing ability to make significant life decisions for themselves. (2009) (9)
Technology assessment: its role in forensic psychiatry and the case of chemical castration. (1986) (9)
Law and Mental Health: International Perspectives, Vol. 1. (1987) (8)
Law and psychiatry in the Canadian context (1980) (8)
The theoretical relationship between law and psychiatry. (1978) (7)
The Ethics of Medical Involvement in Capital Punishment (2004) (6)
Consent to human experimentation in Québec: the application of the Civil Law principle of personal inviolability to protect special populations. (1995) (6)
Legalization of euthanasia in Quebec, Canada as “medical aid in dying”: A case study in social marketing, changing mores and legal maneuvering (2015) (6)
The regulation of biomedical research experimentation in Canada: developing an effective apparatus for the implementation of ethical principles in a scientific milieu. (1996) (6)
Genetic testing for suicide risk assessment: Theoretical premises, research challenges and ethical concerns. (2021) (5)
The evolution of Western legal consciousness. (1979) (5)
Is Suicide Prevention an Absolute? (2018) (5)
Autonomy and human rights in health care (2016) (4)
The Rights To Die And The Duty To Save: A Reflection On Ethical Presuppositions In Suicide Research (2008) (4)
Drawing the distinction between therapeutic research and non-therapeutic experimentation: clearing a way through the definitional thicket (1998) (4)
Forgiving and Forgetting: A Post-Holocaust Dialogue on the Possibility of Healing (2000) (3)
Law, psychiatry, and morality: unpacking the muddled prolegomenon. (1986) (3)
Ethical research with vulnerable populations: The developmentally disabled (1998) (3)
Psychiatry and the political question. (1980) (3)
Challenges in the Control and Regulation of Suicide Promotion and Assistance over the Internet (2013) (3)
An international perspective on Japanese mental health law: ethics and policy. (2003) (3)
Comedians: mordant humor and cynicism (2001) (3)
The ethics of deception in biomedical research. (1996) (3)
Biomedical Experimentaion Involving Elderly Subjects: The need to balance limited, benevolent protection with the recognition of a long history of autonomous decision-making (1998) (3)
The unconscious, myth, and the rule of law: Reflections on the persistence of gender inequality. (2016) (3)
Mental Health Rights: The Relation Between Constitution And Bioethics (2008) (3)
Sexuality in the mental health system. Patients and practitioners. (1996) (2)
Financial Crimes: Psychological, Technological, and Ethical Issues (2016) (2)
Human Experimentation and Research (2017) (2)
Conceptual Foundations of the Interpretation of Agreements (1970) (2)
[Canadian mental health rights in an international perspective]. (2006) (2)
Confidentiality and the Mental Health Professional * (1977) (2)
Roles and fictions in clinical and research ethics. (1996) (2)
Ethical and legal reflections on euthanasia. (1997) (2)
Forensic Research with the Mentally Disordered Offender (2013) (2)
Advance directives for research: ethical guidelines. (1996) (2)
[The scope of forensic psychiatry: ethical responsibilities and conflicts of values]. (2006) (1)
Caring for our Elders (2001) (1)
Ward Ethics: Asking for help: who's listening? (2001) (1)
Poblaciones vulnerables: protección de su condición como sujetos de investigación (1996) (1)
Involuntary commitment. (1977) (1)
Balancing Autonomy And Traditional Values In Treating Terminally Ill Patients: Towards Locating The Right Questions For Japan (2008) (1)
Epilogue: On the Rights of Victims (1986) (1)
Juvenile offenders with severe psychiatric and psychological problems : Does inpatient treatment affect behavioral functioning? (2007) (0)
Law and psychiatry : proceedings of an international symposium held at the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Toronto, Canada, February 1977 (1978) (0)
Culture, health, and social change (2001) (0)
Laurence Tancredi (2019) (0)
Kent S. Miller, Managing Madness: The Case Against Civil Commitment. (1977) (0)
Biomedical experimentation involving elderly subjects: the need to balance limited, benevolent protection with recognition of a long history of autonomous decision-making. Part I. (1998) (0)
Bioethics: Evolving from an individual to a collective and fully interdisciplinary approach to knowledge (2015) (0)
The right to live and the right to die (2015) (0)
SABS G CRITERIA FOR CATASTROPHIC IMPAIRMENT: A PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE (2010) (0)
Dossier “Disability”EditorialDisabilityHandicap (2015) (0)
Book Review: Psychiatric Slavery (1979) (0)
Intelligence, impulsivity and attention in the course and nature of delinquent behavior : Results of the Pittsburgh Youth Study (2013) (0)
Medical/legal concerns in a Canadian context. (1975) (0)
Language, self-referencing and bioethics: Can law mediate between evolution and religion? (2016) (0)
Book Review: Forensic Psychiatry: A Practical Guide for Lawyers and Psychiatrists (1979) (0)
Introduction: human research ethics (2018) (0)
From involuntary incarceration to Medically Assisted Suicide: Mental illness, suicide and autonomous judgement (2022) (0)
Bill 26: towards the restructuring of Ontario's health care system. (1996) (0)
Hierarchy and the dynamics of rank (2001) (0)
Nomination Sought IALMH Junior Faculty and Junior Scholar Awards for Outstanding Papers in Law and Mental Health (2001) (0)
Regulating Ethical Research Involving Cognitively Impaired Elderly Subjects (2001) (0)
Treatment for incest offenders on probation : Experimental results (2006) (0)
'Consensual' research with cognitively impaired adults: resolving legal shortcomings in adult guardianship (1998) (0)
[Ethical and political problems in law and psychiatry: an international view point]. (1988) (0)
Medicalisation of Capital Punishment (2004) (0)
Genocide in Paraguay edited by Richard Arens with an epilogue by Elie Wiesel (Temple University Press; 171 pp.; $10.95) (1977) (0)
Introduction: Personhood: Intimity and otherness (2016) (0)
""Morality as impulse and ethics as" thinking" about morality (2004) (0)
Locating core values in bioethics (2016) (0)
Physical abuse: actual physical harm (2001) (0)
Decisions at the end of life (2001) (0)
[Ethical and legal considerations on euthanasia]. (1997) (0)
The Regulation of Biomedical Experimentation in Canada: Development of an Effective Apparatus for the Implementation of Ethical Principles of Scientific Milieu (1998) (0)
Biomedical experimentation involving elderly subjects: the need to balance limited, benevolent protection with recognition of a long history of autonomous decision-making. Part II. (1998) (0)
Balancing privacy as a human value (2017) (0)
[Selection of guardians and trustees for the mentally incompetent]. (1988) (0)

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