Regulating Reproduction Lawtechnology And Autonomyemily Jackson 2001th Edition Oxfordportland Oregon by Oxford-portland Oregon, Jackson, Emily, Emily Jackson 9781841133010, 9781841130545, 1841133019, 1841130540 instant download after payment.

In Defence Of Reproductive Autonomy -- Birth Control -- Regulating Access To Birth Control -- United Kingdom -- Developing Countries -- Defective Birth Control -- Defective Sterilisation -- Defective Contraception -- Involuntary Birth Control -- A Brief History Of Eugenic Sterilisation -- Compulsory Birth Control -- Sterilisation In Cases Of Incapacity -- Abortion -- The Law -- Access To Abortion -- Special Problems -- Distinguishing Between Contraception And Abortion -- Are Some Abortions Morally Worse Than Others? -- Pregnancy And Childbirth -- Regulation Of Prenatal Care And Obstetric Services -- Access And Accountability -- The Medicalisation Of Pregnancy And Childbirth -- Forced Caesarean Sections -- Controlling Pregnancy -- Third Parties -- Maternal Immunity -- Maternal Liability -- Health Promotion -- Employment -- Health Promotion Programmes -- Reproductive Technologies -- What Is Infertility? -- What Are Reproductive Technologies? -- Cryopreservation -- Assisted Insemination By Husband/partner -- Donor Insemination -- Oocyte (egg) Donation -- In Vitro Fertilisation -- Gamete Intra-fallopian Transfer -- Micromanipulation -- Cloning -- Critics Of Reproductive Technologies -- Unnaturalness -- Child Welfare Arguments -- The Feminist Critique -- Regulation In The Uk -- Controlling The Provision Of Treatment -- Regulating Access -- Regulating The Status And Use Of Gametes -- Regulating The Status And Use Of The Embryo -- Parentage -- Regulating New Technologies -- Surrogacy -- The Law -- Commercialisation. Emily Jackson. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [325]-364) And Index. This book offers an account of the complex relationships bewtween law, technology and reproduction. It will be useful for lecturers and students taking medical law or ethics courses This new book provides a clear and accessible analysis of the various ways in which human reproduction is regulated.