COVID Ethics: Life and Death in 2020

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Dr Mathew Abbott, Senior Lecturer in Humanities, presents COVID Ethics: Life and death in 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to make tough decisions, balancing the needs of our economy against the need to protect vulnerable people from the virus. This workshop will investigate the ethics of these decisions, and ask some difficult questions. Should profits ever be prioritised over safety? Can we put a price on human life? Or is it wrong to think that public health and the economy can be separated?

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