Bioethics and Social Ethics in The Modern World

Ivan Pavić is Professor Emeritus of Microeconomics at the University of Split, Croatia.Nikša Alfirević is Professor of Management and Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Split, Croatia.Suzana Vuletić is Professor of Moral Theology and Bioethics at the Josip Juraj Strosmmayer University of Osijek, Croatia.

• 1 Introduction.- Part I. Integral Approach to Bio-ethics and Its Applications.- 2 Belmont Report and the European Convention on Bioethics.- 3 Aristotle, Aquinas, and Integral Bioethics.- 4 Edmund Pellegrino’s Proposition of Patient-Centered Virtue Ethics.- 5 Ethical and Legal Dilemmas of Surrogacy: Gain for One, Loss for None?.- 6 The future of abortion in the Republic of Croatia.- 7 Gender Refugees and Sex Reassignment Surgery: Medical Tourism from Japan to Thailand.- 8 Using traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine approaches amidst the Covid-19 pandemic: Results of a database search of the literature.- Part II. Applications of (Bio)ethics to Business and Society.- 9 Era of Mass Production of Evil.- 10 The Role of Global Stakeholder Involvement in Fostering Ethical and Sustainable Development.- 11 Green Consumer Ethics and Values – Which role does the media play in presenting and shaping individual opinions of ethics and sustainability?.- 12 Ethical determinants of consumer behavior and responsible marketing practice.- Part III. Environmental Sustainability: Economic and Social Applications.- 13 Catholic Ecology and the Contribution of the Franciscan Tradition to Integral Ecology.- 14 Environmental Sustainability in Times of Economic Crises: Ethical and Macroeconomic Dimensions.- 15 Results of empirical research.- 16 A traditional facilitator of ethics and sustainability.- 17 Religious tourism and protection of environment: World youth day 2023 and Encyclical ‘Laudato Si’ - Case study.- 18 Medical and social risks of health tourism.- Part IV Conclusions.- 19 Conclusion.