The Oxford handbook of reproductive ethics

Part I: Society: 1. The discursive context of reproductive ethics / Amy Cabrera Rasmussen

2. Access to basic reproductive rights : global challenges / Sheelah McGuinness, Heather Widdows

3. Constructing the abortion argument / Rosamond Rhodes

4. Victims of trafficking, reproductive rights, and asylum / Diana Tietjens Meyers

5. The commodification of women's reproductive tissue and services / Donna Dickenson

6. Twenty-first-century eugenics / Christopher Gyngell, Michael J. Selgelid

7. Procreative rights in a postcoital world / Kimberly M. Mutcherson

8. Reproduction as a civil right / Anita Silvers, Leslie Francis.

Part II: Providers: 9. Conscientious objection in reproductive health / Armand H. Matheny Antommaria

10. The role of providers in assisted reproduction : potential conflicts, professional conscience, and personal choice / Judith Daar

11. Ethical issues in newborn screening / Jeffrey R. Botkin.

Part III: Parents: 12. How we acquired parental rights / Norvin Richards

13. Mothers and others : relational autonomy in parenting / Sara Goering

14. Procreators' duties : sexual asymmetries / Don Hubin

15. Reproductive control for men : for men? / Margaret P. Battin

16. Societal disregard for the needs of the infertile / David Orentlicher

17. Is surrogacy ethically problematic? / Leslie Francis

18. Parents with disabilities / Adam Cureton

19. Late-in-life motherhood : ethico-legal perspectives on the postponement of childbearing and access to artificial reproductive technologies / Imogen Goold

20. Justice, procreation, and the costs of having and raising disabled children / David Wasserman

21. Ethical issues in the evolving realm of egg donation / Lorna A. Marshall

22. Sperm and egg donor anonymity : legal and ethical issues / I. Glenn Cohen

23. Who am I when I'm pregnant? / Hilde Lindemann.

Part IV: Last but not least : zygote, blastocyst, embryo, fetus, newborn: 24. Contemplating the start of someone / Adam Kadlac

25. The possibility of being harmed by one's own contraception / Janet Malek

26. Understanding procreative beneficence / Julian Savulescu, Guy Kahane

27. Opting for twins in in vitro fertilization : what does procreative responsibility require? / Bonnie Stienbock

28. Procreative responsibility in view of what parents owe their children / David DeGrazia.