Espejo, Roman

Collects twenty-four essays that offer varying perspectives on issues concerning copyright infringement, debating what it is, how it is facilitated, its effects, and if laws against it are effective.

Contains ten essays that examine issues associated with teen use of Twitter, discussing how Twitter is transforming social relationships, the role of Twitter in political change, whether it should be used for news and reporting, its profitability, and more.

This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether HIV causes AIDS, whether the global AIDS epidemic is exaggerated, and whether nutritional AIDS treatments are effective.

Authors present differing opinions on whether teens need policing online, whether cyberterrorism is a serious threat, and whether Internet pornography harms society.

This book is a collection of articles in which researchers, advocates, and commentators debate the causes of poverty, how poverty can be reduced in the United States, and how global poverty should be addressed.

This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether eating disorders are a growing threat to public health, whether the fashion industry promotes eating disorders, and whether involuntary treatment for anorexia is justified.

This book is a collection of articles in which authors debate whether pharmaceutical research is safe and unbiased, whether the FDA effectively regulates prescription drugs, and whether pharmaceutical marketing practices in the U.S. are adequately regulated.