商品簡介
Series: Critical Perspectives on Business and Management
This volume examines the extent to which human bodies are used to meet ends beyond the individual within medicine and medical research. The extent, manner, reasons and costs for this phenomenon are identified through an exploration of the relevant discourse, practice, governance and law. As well as carefully airing and evaluating arguments put forward for general and class specific mere means to an end use, this book ultimately provides a clear ethical and legal basis on which to defend individuals against use.
