International Legal and Ethical Perspectives on Uterus Transplantation

Contents

Foreword xv
J. Richard Smith and Benjamin Jones
Acknowledgements xviii
Introduction to International Legal and Ethical Perspectives on
Uterus Transplantation 1
Natasha Hammond-Browning and Nicola J. Williams

PART I ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON UTERUS
TRANSPLANTATION
1 What should feminists do if they win? 20
Giulia Cavaliere
2 Uterus transplantation and adoption in empirical and
normative context: the question of alternative parenthood
modalities 35
Mianna Lotz
3 A right to gestate? Uterus transplants and the language of rights 59
Gulzaar Barn
4 Deceased versus living uterus donation: a cross-sectional
survey study of American women's perspectives 74
Bethany Bruno McClanahan and Kavita Shah Arora
5 Subjective experience, gestational preferences and justice:
valuing both uterus transplantation and ectogestation 104
Elizabeth Chloe Romanis and Evie Kendal
6 Gatekeeping uterus transplants: a proposal for eligibility
criteria and the fair allocation of wombs 124
Ryan Tonkens
7 Child welfare and the regulation of access to uterus
transplantation 143
Laura O'Donovan
8 Moral claims for the subsidy of uterus transplantation 161
Timothy F Murphy
9 The limits of expressivist arguments against state support
for uterus transplantation 181
Stephen Wilkinson and Nicola J Williams
10 On the complexity of needs and uterus transplantation 198
Lars Sandman
11 Ethical data management and sharing in uterus
transplantation - reflections and recommendations 211
Natasha Hammond-Browning and Nicola J Williams

PART II LEGAL AND REGULATORY PERSPECTIVES
ON UTERUS TRANSPLANTATION
12 Uterine transplantations in Sweden 226
My Bergius, Titti Mattsson and Lena Wahlberg
13 Regulating uterus transplantation: The United States 241
Valarie Blake and Seema Mohapatra
14 Uterine transplantation in Lebanon: social, ethical, and
legal considerations 255
Hazar Haidar, Tala Khansa and Thalia Arawi
15 Regulating uterus transplantation: the United Kingdom 275
Natasha Hammond-Browning
16 Ethical, legal and social issues on uterus transplantation:
Japanese perspectives 293
Nobuhiko Suganuma and Ayako Hayashi

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Uterus Transplantation; Regulation and Law; Medical Ethics; Medically Assisted Reproduction; Organ Donation and Transplantation; Gestation