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1. Introduction;
2. Eugenics and its shadow;
3. Genes, justice, and human nature;
4. Positive and negative genetic interventions;
5. Reproductive freedom and the prevention of harm;
6. Why not the best?;
7. Genetic intervention and the morality of inclusion;
8. Policy implications; Appendix
1. The meaning of genetic causation, by Elliott Sober; Appendix
2. Methodology; References.
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Thomas Balaskas
reviewed From Chance to Choice: Genetics and Justice on September 30, 2012
From Chance to Choice
Nice summary of eugenics movement in US, clears up misunderstandings, and presents a theory that may be applicable in the future. Written by four famous bioethicists; brings up social issues beyond genetics. Interesting read
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