Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Reproduction

Bonnie Steinbock, has been at SUNY-Albany since 1977. Previously taught at The College of Wooster. Fellow of the Hastings Center. Author of over 50 articles.

Contents: Procreative Liberty and Assisted Reproduction: Embryos, families and procreative liberty; the legal structure of the new reproduction, John A. Robertson; Regulating choice: a constitutional law response to Professor John A. Robertson's Children of Choice, Ann MacLean Massie. Assisted Reproduction and the Family: What does it mean to be a parent? The claims of biology as the basis for parental rights, John Lawrence Hill; And Baby makes 3 - or 4, or 5,or 6: redefining the family after the reprotech revolution, R. Alta Charo. Contractual Reproduction: Gamete Donation and Surrogacy Arrangements: Bioethics and fatherhood, Daniel Callahan; Legal issues in human egg donation and gestational surrogacy, John A. Robertson; Surrogate motherhood as prenatal adoption, Bonnie Steinbock: Markets in women's reproductive labor, Debra Satz; Prenatal genetic testing and screening: constructing needs and reinforcing inequities, Abby Lippman; Ethical issues and practical problems in preimplantation genetic diagnosis, Jeffrey R. Botkin; 2 models of human cloning, John A. Robertson. Limits to Procreative Liberty: Sterilization of mentally retarded persons: reproductive rights and family privacy, Elizabeth S. Scott; Harming future persons: obligations to the children of reproductive technology, Philip G. Peters; In the name of the father? Ex parte blood: dealing with novelty and anomaly, Derek Morgan and Robert G. Lee; Name index.