日本化学会・会員行動規範の制定過程

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In early 2000, the Chemical Society of Japan established a Code of Conduct for its members. The factors involved in bringing this about were: the personal initiative of the Society's then chairman, Shouhei Inoue; a proposal by the committee that drafted the Society's Environment Charter (1999) ; the same resolution by two international congresses of the chemical societies in 1999 summer; revision of the system for licensing engineers; and new directions in engineering education at universities and else-where. Because this Society includes corporate members as well as chemists and chemical engineers, the Code of Conduct seems to have been nothing more than a kind of gentlemen's agreement.
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