Opposing viewpoints

Discusses varying opinions on alternative medical treatments, including homeopathic medicine, acupuncture, complementary medicine, and other treatment methods.

A collection of essays which debate various issues related to bioterrorism, including its significance as a threat, biodefense research methods, the United States' stance on defense against bioterrorism, and laws and legislations.

Uses excerpts from primary sources such as speeches, books, and magazine articles to develop the debates and various arguments surrounding the creation of the United States Constitution.

"Medical Marijuana: Opposing Viewpoints is the leading source for libraries and classrooms in need of current-issue materials. The viewpoints are selected from a wide range of highly respected sources and publications"--Provided by publisher.

Contains twenty-two essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to conflict resolution, such as how it should be taught, alternatives to legal action, solving environmental problems, and effect methods for resolving international conflict.

Contains essays that provide varying perspectives on issues related to homosexuality, debating the causes of it, if gay men and women should serve in the military, if same-sex couples should be allowed to marry, and teaching about it in the schools.

Presents twenty-four essays on the topic of feminism, discussing the state of the movement in the twenty-first century, the impact of recent political contests on American feminism, the role of religion, and the impact of feminism on sexuality and reproductive rights.

Collects eighteen essays that provide varying perspectives on issues concerning corporate social responsibility, debating what it is, how corporations have been impacted by environmental concerns, protection of human rights, and facts that influence corporations to be more responsible.

Collects twenty-seven essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to racial profiling, debating if it exists, the profiling of Arab Muslims during the War on Terror, if it is generally justifiable, and its consequences.