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Zusatztext '...the book provides a clear argument in defense of the Genetic Supermarket and the reproductive liberty of its customers. It is an informative and thoughtful approach to the question of legislation surrounding reproductive choices.' - Rachael Dobson! http://www.bionews.org.uk! July 2008'The wide range of issues and arguments considered! clarity of discussion! and sharp analysis makes Defending the Genetic Supermarket an excellent introduction to the issues! with plenty of references for further reading. It is a brilliant contribution to the debates about ethical and policy issues in PGD! tissue typing and embryo selection. It should be required reading for anyone concerned with ethical and policy issues in PGD.' - Gardar Arnason! Medical Law Review! vol. 16 no. 1(Spring 2008)'... a compelling case for a choice approach towards PGD as a justifiable regulatory framework from the perspective of human rights... [a]valuable addition to the current literature' - EvaAsscher! SCRIPTed! vol. 5 no. 2 (Spring 2008) Informationen zum Autor Colin Gavaghan is at the School of Law in the University of Glasgow. Klappentext Exploring the technology of Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis and the muddled approach adopted by the UK Parliament, this volume presents a much more ethically consistent and humane system than has been managed so far by the Authority. Zusammenfassung Exploring the technology of Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis and the muddled approach adopted by the UK Parliament, this volume presents a much more ethically consistent and humane system than has been managed so far by the Authority. Inhaltsverzeichnis The Attack on the Genetic Supermarket. Autonomy and Germinal Choice. Children of the Genetic Supermarket. Impossible Alternatives: Derek Parfit and the Non-identity Principle. Disability, Gender and the Threat to the Already Disadvantaged. Saviour Siblings and the 'Means-Ends' Imperative. Justice and the Genetic Supermarket. Defending the Genetic Supermarket ...
