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| Introduction | 9 | |
| I. | Parenting | 49 |
| 1. | Proposals | 49 |
| Licensing Parents | 51 | |
| A National Parenting Policy | 64 | |
| A Policy of Parent Licensing | 83 | |
| Parenthood Training or Mandatory Birth Control: Take Your Choice | 90 | |
| 2. | Assessment | 99 |
| Licensing Parents: How Feasible? | 101 | |
| Custody Evaluations: A Realistic View | 115 | |
| Adoption and the Parental Screening System | 119 | |
| Reproductive Rights and Access to the Means of Reproduction | 130 | |
| II. | Parentage | 141 |
| 1. | Genetic Disease | 141 |
| Can Having Children Be Immoral? | 143 | |
| Implications of Prenatal Diagnosis for the Human Right to Life | 157 | |
| 2. | Genetic Control | 165 |
| The Ethics of Genetic Control: Some Answers | 167 | |
| Debunking the Slippery Slope Argument against Human Germ-Line Gene Therapy | 176 | |
| Reproductive Rights and Genetic Disease | 190 | |
| Parents and Genetic Counselors: Moral Issues | 194 | |
| III. | Objections and Replies | 209 |
| 1. | Do We Have a Right to "Have Children"? | 209 |
| Procreative Liberty | 211 | |
| The Moral Bases of a Right to Reproductive Freedom | 224 | |
| Is There a Natural Right to Have Children? | 230 | |
| Having Children: Introduction | 233 | |
| Sterilization of the Mentally Severely Handicapped: A Violation of the Right to Have Children? | 243 | |
| The Right to Procreate: When Rights Claims Have Gone Wrong | 250 | |
| 2. | Is Legislation the Best Response? | 254 |
| Norplant, Forced Contraception, and Irresponsible Reproduction | 256 | |
| The Mythology of Family Planners | 281 | |
| Genetic Engineering: Goals and Controls | 300 | |
| Inescapable Eugenics | 304 | |
| Arguments in Favor and against Legally Requiring a Pregnant Woman to Act in the Interests of Her Future Child | 309 | |
| Arguments against Licensing Parents | 333 | |
| Epilogue | 357 | |
| Notes on the Contributors | 361 |
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Patricia Williams
reviewed Should Parents Be Licensed?: Debating the Issues on July 31, 2017 Should Parents Be Licensed?
I have recently been looking for information and books with regard to abused men.
This book is much needed and was the best I have found (only found 3)
The media has to stop looking away when men are abused.
Abuse in not gender specific, and in a way, as a mom, it more horrifying when its directed at a man, when that man is your son.
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