Browsing W&L University Student Scholarship by Subject "Paternalism -- Moral and ethical aspects"

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    • CHIP: Virginia's Approach to Child Health Care 

      Shearer, Emily D.
      This paper explores the foundation and importance of CHIP [Comprehensive Health Investment Project] and evaluates it in terms of its cost and benefits. CHIP provides many services beyond what is already being provided by ...

    • Food Freedom: Combatting Paternalism in SNAP 

      Akin, Laurie Allison
      The purpose of this paper was to state the case that we ought not to restrict sugar-sweetened beverages from SNAP because it would be ineffective, stigmatizing, paternalistic, and would violate human capabilities. Moving ...