Work, welfare, and the values of voluntarism: Rethinking Anscombe’s “action under a description” in postwar markets for human subjects

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In 1960, United Mine Workers brokered provision of human guinea pigs for NIH experiments, intriguing new study says: https://t.co/ooDJre7YIr

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Congratulations to Laura Stark for her publication in @CulturalSociol https://t.co/zGvtHt16i1 #humansubjects #NIH #history #histmed

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NEW@AJCS: Rethinking Anscombe’s “action under a description” in postwar markets for human subjects, by Laura Stark https://t.co/AMXGspGI9r

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