Ethics, Law and Society

Ethics, Law and Society

Volume III

Kenway, Mr. Ian; Holm, Dr. Soren; Holm, Professor Soren; Gunning, Dr. Jennifer; Gunning, Dr. Jennifer

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2007

308

Dura

Inglês

9780754671800

15 a 20 dias

Presents a selection of papers and commentaries on topics in bioethics, ethics and society, and business and professional ethics. Multidisciplinary in approach, this work is suitable for those concerned with contemporary ethical issues.
Contents: Introduction, SA,ren Holm and Jennifer Gunning; Part I Bioethics: On waving the embryos banner. Embryonic stem cell research and moral reasoning in recent reports from the USA, the Netherlands and France, Wybo Dondorp and Guido de Wert; Bioethics, procedural ethics, and misrepresentation in the stem cell debate, Benjamin Capps; Ethical, legal and social issues related to cell therapy, Carlos M. Romeo-Casabona; Boy or girl: should parents be allowed to choose the sex of their children?, Edgar Dahl; Bad science equals poor, not necessarily bad, ethics, David Hunter. Part II Ethics and Society: Dignity and older Europeans, Win Tadd; Guidelines for embryo donation for reproductive purposes in New Zealand: a child/family approach, Ken Daniels; Assisted reproduction and the welfare of the child, Sheila McLean; Body immortal, Judit SA!ndor; Masculinity, reproductivity and law, Michael Thomson; Being natural: an exploration of the natural in the writings of Hans Christian Andersen, SA,ren Holm. Part III Business and Professional Ethics: Genes for sale: ethical reflections on donors' proprietary rights in human genetic derivatives, Taiwo A. Oriola; 4x4s cars and the city: what are the limits of vehicle manufacturer responsibility?, Peter Wells; From 'Jim Crow' to 'John Doe': reparations, corporate liability and the limits of private law, James Davey; A crisis of professional self-regulation: the example of the solicitors' profession, Mark Davies. Part IV Commentaries: The national DNA database: why no public debate?, Mairi Levitt; Can the cell nuclear replacement technique be used to overcome genetic disease?, Natasha Hammond; The human condition and the pursuit of perfection in human reproduction, Jennifer Gunning; Drug testing and the use of healthy volunteers, Sam Salek; The Assisted Dying Bill: 'death tourism' and European law, John Coggon and SA,ren Holm; Could do better? Hegemony and freedom in cyberspace, Ian Kenway; Treatment in time of sudden infectious pandemic: the need for a proactive, practical, proportionate, prophylactic; ethical response to the threat of pandemic influenza, Stephen Pattison and H. Martyn Evans; Toy stories, horror stories and fairy tales, Stephen Hogan; Herceptin in the adjuvant treatment of breast cancer, Daniela D. Rosa and Gordon C. Jayson; End of life decision-making: the implications of the Court of Appeal decision in Burke v General Medical Council, Phil Fennell; Does nanotechnology require a new 'nanoethics'?, SA,ren Holm; Medically assisted procreation in Italy: the referendum and the Roman Catholic Church, Norman Doe, Javier Oliva and Cristiana Cianitto; From fridge mountains to food mountains? Tackling the UK food waste problem, Samarthia Thankappan; A gain for autonomy and reproductive choice: the issue of 'saviour siblings' resolved, Jennifer Gunning; Human rights and gypsies: it is time for a rethink, Luke Clements; Forgetting to be nice: the National Institute for Clinical Excellence's preliminary recommendations concerning drugs for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, SA,ren Holm; Index.
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