A New Theory for Gene Ownership
In a new paper, Property’s Boundaries, I develop a theory of the boundaries of ownership applicable to bioethics.
In a new paper, Property’s Boundaries, I develop a theory of the boundaries of ownership applicable to bioethics.
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An argument for assessing decision-making capacity in terms of personal identity, rather than cognitive functioning.
The incompleteness of laws banning abortion means that women’s rights often will be subordinated to informal and background norms.
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Private employers’ discretion to establish employee vaccine mandates is generally well-accepted. Yet, legal challenges have proliferated.
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