The Oxford Handbook of Practical Ethics

• Practical ethics is one of the fastest-growing areas in the academic world
• The most comprehensive and up-to-date guide
• More authoritative and more interesting than any other reference work on the subject
• Written for academics, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates
• Draws together many disciplines
• Lively and contentious - written to provoke and stimulate
• Outstanding international team of contributors

Readership: Scholars and students of ethics and moral philosophy; academics, graduate students, and professionals in politics, law, medicine, international relations, and business studies.

Edited by Hugh LaFollette, University of South Florida, St Petersburg

1: Nancy Tuana and Laurie Shrage: Sexuality
2: Neera K. Badhwar: Love
3: Brenda Almond: Family
4: David Archard: Children
5: John Harris and Soren Holm: Abortion
6: Robert Wachbroit and David Wasserman: Reproductive Technology
7: R. G. Frey: Animals
8: Kristin Shrader-Frechette: Environment
9: Rosemarie Tong: Gender and Sexual Discrimination
10: Naomi Zack: Race and Racial Discrimination
11: Walter Feinberg: Affirmative Action
12: Anita Silvers: People with Disabilities
13: R. A. Duff: Punishment
14: Andrew Altman: Freedom of Speech and Religion
15: Douglas N. Husak: Legal Paternalism
16: John Arthur: Multi-culturalism
17: Jonathan Wolff: Economic Justice
18: Alex Gosseries: Inter-generational Justice
19: Anita L. Allen: Privacy
20: R. Edward Freeman and Patricia H. Werhane: Corporate Responsibility
21: Michael Davis: Whistleblowing
22: Chandran Kukathas: Immigration
23: Wayne Norman: National Autonomy
24: Debra Satz: International Economic Justice
25: Nigel Dower: World Hunger
26: Margaret P. Battin: Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide
27: Hugo Adam Bedau: Capital Punishment
28: Henry Shue: War