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The genetic revolution and human rights / edited by Justine Burley. - xxviii, 220 pages ; 20 cm. - The Oxford amnesty lectures ; 1998 . - Oxford Amnesty lectures 1998. .

Includes bibliographical references (pages 194-215) and index.

Cloning People / Why Human Cloning Should not be Attempted / Dolly: The Age of Biological Control / Cloning and Individuality / Who Should have Access to Genetic Information? / Bad Genetic Luck and Health Insurance / Clones, Genes, and Human Rights / Cloning and Public Policy / Eugenics and Human Rights / Eugenics and Genetic Manipulation / Silver Spoons and Golden Genes / Tin Genes and Compensation / A Perspective from Africa on Human Rights and Genetic Engineering / Rights and Beyond / Hilary Putnam -- Alan Colman -- Ian Wilmut -- R. L. Gardner -- Bartha Maria Knoppers -- Justine Burley -- John Harris -- Ruth Deech -- Jonathan Glover -- Alan Ryan -- Hillel Steiner -- Jonathan Wolff -- Solomon R. Benatar -- Roger Crisp.

ISBN: 0019286201 9780019286206 0192862014 9780192862013

LCCN: 98045763

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Medical genetics--Moral and ethical aspects
Human cloning--Moral and ethical aspects
Eugenics--Moral and ethical aspects
Ethics.
Genetic engineering.
Human rights.
Genetics, Medical
Cloning, Organism

LC Class. No.: RB155 / .G3869 1999 QH442

Dewey Class. No.: 174.29