A New Issue of Bioethics is Now Available
February 5, 2008
Bioethics (Vol. 22 Issue 2 Page ii-136, February 2008) is now available by subscription only.
EDITORIAL
“HOW NOT TO WIN AN ETHICAL ARGUMENT: EMBRYO STEM CELL RESEARCH REVISITED” by UDO SCHUKLENK, ii–iii
ARTICLES
“WHEN GOOD ORGANS GO TO BAD PEOPLE” by DIEN HO, 77–83
“ALTERNATE NUCLEAR TRANSFER IS NO ALTERNATIVE FOR EMBRYONIC STEM CELL RESEARCH” by JOHN A. FENNEL, 84–91
“WHICH NATURALISM FOR BIOETHICS? A DEFENSE OF MODERATE (PRAGMATIC) NATURALISM” by ERIC RACINE, 92–100
“BEYOND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR REASONABLENESS” by ALEX FRIEDMAN, 101–112
“COERCIVE TREATMENT AND AUTONOMY IN PSYCHIATRY” by MANNE SJÖSTRAND AND GERT HELGESSON, 113–120
SURVEY
“ETHICALLY PROBLEMATIC TREATMENT DECISIONS: A PHYSICIAN SURVEY” by SAMULI I. SAARNI, PIITU PARMANNE AND RITVA HALILA, 121–129
DEBATE
“CLONING AND ADOPTION: A REPLY TO LEVY AND LOTZ” by CARSON STRONG, 130–136
