This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether research cloning is ethical, whether induced pluripotent stem cell research is morally superior to research cloning, and whether it is ethical to pay women to donate eggs for research cloning.
Argues that disturbing corporate practices are commercializing childhood and disempowering parents and governments at predatory levels, citing the negative effects of mainstream practices while outlining concrete changes.
This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether torture is ever justified, whether torture violates American values, whether enhanced interrogation techniques are torture, and whether the United States should apply the Geneva Conventions to terrorists.
A series of essays that express various perspectives on the concerns over the toxicity and environmental impact of nanotechnology and its potential effects on global economics.
Contains twenty-four articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to sports and athletes, debating questions about the benefits of sports to children, college sports reform, equality in sports, and the problem of drug use in sports.
Discusses the effect of animal rights extremists on medical researchers, scientific institutions, and related professional societies, covering the motivations of extremist groups and investigating their statistical claims.