ethical aspects

Examines six companies whose corporate images are green, politically correct, and environmentally friendly and discusses how consumers can avoid being tricked by phony marketing. Includes chapter notes.

Traces British Petroleum's rise to power, revealing how their cost cutting measures, negligence, and deceit have caused serious environmental damage, destroyed family businesses, and killed people.

Examines the myth that World War II was fought without moral ambiguity, arguing that although it was a justified war, it was a conflict filled with painful dilemmas, uneasy trade-offs, and unavoidable compromises.

Three Christian theologians discuss their work with and advocacy of stem cell research and address ethical issues associated with it.

Explores the ethics of human cloning, and discusses what the recent scientific developments in cloning will mean for sexual reproduction and the family.

Contains over thirty articles from leaders in ethics, medicine, sociology, law, and politics in which they examine the issues surrounding the debate over human organ procurement and distribution.

Contains ten essays in which former basketball player and senator Bill Bradley reflects on the qualities that separate winners from losers, focusing on the importance of shared values among team members. history.

Argues that abortion is never morally justified, implicating not only the pregnant woman, but the father, physician, and any other person who may help procure an abortion; and refutes claims that a fetus is not a person or a human being, and that abortion is not intentional killing.

Offers an overview of issues surrounding animal dissection in middle school and high school, discussing legislation and regulation, teaching resources in the computer age, national versus state educational standards, and other related topics.

A guide to modern genetic technology and the myriad ethical issues it raises.