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Colloquium "Democracy in Health and Science: Epistemology, Ethics, and Pluralism"October 4, 2018Sorbonne Université Paris, Amphithéâtre Gustave Roussy, Campus des CordeliersOrganised by Timothy Daly &#38; Felicitas Holzer9.00 Welcome, OpeningSession 1: Bioethics in low income settingsChair: Felicitas Holzer (Sorbonne, SND, University of Buenos Aires)9.15 Ignacio Mastroleo, PhD (CONICET Argentina, University of Buenos Aires)Innovation as new non-validated practice: the case of Latin America10.00 Erik Malmqvist, PhD (Gothenburg University)Remediating exploitation: the case of international clinical research10.45 Florencia Luna, PhD (CONICET Argentina, FLACSO Argentina)Rethinking vulnerability: New conceptsCoffee BreakSession 2: Cancer, Genomics and SocietyChair: Claire Crignon, HDR (Sorbonne, SND)11.15 Mike Parker, PhD (Ethox Centre Oxford)A social contract for trust in the clinical and research uses of genomics and data12.00 Marta Bertolaso, PhD (Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma)The emerging epistemology of cancer: why pluralism is not relativism12.45 Lunch BreakSection 3: Equality and Pluralism in a Just SocietyChair: Timothy Daly (Sorbonne, SND)14.00 Carlos Starmanns, PhD (Universidad de San Andrés, Buenos Aires)Is abortion truly compatible with gender equality?14.45 Julia Tinland, PhD (Sorbonne, SND)Pluralism and relational autonomy at stake in our moral responses to vulnerabilities15.30 Malcolm Voyce, PhD (Macquarie University Sidney)Organ Transplants and Buddhist Approaches to Deat