Legal and ethical issues in human reproduction / edited by Bonnie Steinbock.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

pt. I. Procreative liberty and assisted reproduction. Embryos, families, and procreative liberty: the legal structure of the new reproduction / John A. Robertson -- Regulating choice: a constitutional law response to Professor John A. Robertson's 'Children of choice' / Ann MacLean Massie -- part II. Assisted reproduction and the family. What does it mean to be a parent?: the claims of biology as the basis for parental rights / John Lawrence Hill -- And baby makes three-or four, or five, or six: redefining the family after the reprotech revolution / R. Alta Charo -- part III. Contractual reproduction: gamete donation and surrogacy arrangements. Bioethics and fatherhood / Daniel Callahan -- Legal issues in human egg donation and gestational surrogacy / John A. Robertson -- Surrogate motherhood as prenatal adoption / Bonnie Steinbock -- Markets in women's reproductive labor / Debra Satz -- part IV. Reprogenetics. Prenatal genetic testing and screening: constructing needs and reinforcing inequities / Abby Lippman -- Ethical issues and practical problems in preimplantation genetic diagnosis / Jeffrey R. Botkin -- Two models of human cloning / John A. Robertson -- part V. Limits to procreative liberty. Sterilization of mentally retarded persons: reproductive rights and family privacy / Elizabeth S. Scott -- Harming future persons: obligations to the children of reproductive technology / Philip G. Peters -- In the name of the father? ex parte blood: dealing with novelty and anomaly / Derek Morgan and Robert G. Lee.