Ethics, Law and Society: Volume V

Introduction, Nicky Priaulx and Anthony Wrigley; Steering through choppy waters - a tribute to the bioethical nous of Jennifer (Jenny) Gunning 1944-2010, BSc 1st Class (Open University), PhD (Birkbeck). Søren Holm. Theme 1 - Ethics of Care: The ethics of care: resetting our social \'operating system\' after Rational Man 2.0 and sorting out what we care about, Nicky Priaulx; Care as cornucopia: a critical ethics of care and fantasies of security in the neoliberal affective economy, Robin Mackenzie; Ethics and choice in healthcare: the case of public v. private cord blood banking, Karen Devine; Still gendered after all this time: care and autonomy in the child custody debates, Susan B. Boyd; Eradicating the badge of inferiority associated with caregiving men: masculinity, vulnerability and the global employment context, Michèle Alexandre. Theme 2 - Theorizing the Ethical: Theorizing the ethical: ethics as a shared means to a shared end, Nicky Priaulx; Why applied ethics?, Ruth Chadwick; Criminalization and the moral responsibility for sexual transmission of HIV, Scott Burris and Matthew Weait; Re-thinking the ethical: everyday shifts of care in biogerontology, Joanna Latimer and Maria Puig de la Bellacasa. Theme 3 - Body Politics: Body politics, Anthony Wrigley; Informed choice not informed consent: shifting focus and protecting interests, Bernadette Richards; Informed choice over informed consent: cracking the old Chesternut?, Tom Hayes; Wanted dead or alive: organ donation and limitations on surrogate consent on non-competent living donors, Anthony Wrigley; Swept under the carpet: why surrogacy law needs urgent review, Kirsty Horsey; Screening applicants for assisted reproduction: complexities and issues, Sonia Allan. Theme 4 - Governance: Governance: creating an ethical architecture, Nicky Priaulx; Human tissue: a common regulatory framework for its procurement, storage and use, Jennifer Gunning; Moving human embryonic stem cells internationally: near-future challenges for the UK Stem Cell Bank and American collaborators, Natasha Hammond-Browning and Neil Stephens; Confidentiality and the family courts: ethical dilemmas for health and social work practice, Julie Doughty; Index.