Legal and Ethical Issues in New Reproductive Technologies: Pregnancy and Parenthood"The four studies that comprise this volume are, ostensibly, about legal issues arising from the existence and use of new reproductive technologies. At their base, however, they are about something much more fundamental - how we define the rights and responsibilities attached to the concepts of motherhood, fatherhood, and families, and what role we see the state as having in their regulation."-- |
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Juridical Interference with Gestation and Birth | 1 |
United States of America | 55 |
Conclusions and Recommendations | 88 |
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