Genetic Governance : Health, Risk and Ethics in a Biotech Era (Paperback)

Section 1: Introduction: Genetic, Governance, and Ethics  Section 2: Ethics, Risk and Governance  1. Ethics of Clinical Genetics: The Spirit of the Profession and Trials of Suitability from 1970 to 2000  2. Risk Management and Ethics in High-Tech Antenatal Care: The Finnish Experience  3. The First Genetic Screening in Finland: Its Execution, Evaluation and some Possible Implications for Liberal Government  4. Choice as Responsibility: Genetic Testing as Citizenship through Familial Obligation and the Management of Risk  Section 3: Risk, Population and Identity  5. From Eugenics to the Government of Genetic Risks  6. The Sociology of the New Genetics: Conceptualising the Links Between Reproduction, Gender and Bodies  7. Who's Right to Choose? The New Genetics, Prenatal Testing and People  8. 'New' Genetics Meets the Old Underclass: Findings from a Study of Genetic Outreach Services in Rural Kentucky  Section 4: Knowledge, Goverance, and the Future  9. Public Health And The `New Genetics': Balancing Individual And Collective Outcomes  10. More Than Code: From Genetic Reductionism To Complex Biological Systems  11. Emerging Forms of Governance in Genomics and Post-Genomics: Structures, Trends, Perspectives