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2008 Ethics Series Lecture
IMPROVING HUMANS: GENETICS, TECHNOLOGY
AND ETHICS
Roberta Berry - Selected Bibliography
(Picture downloaded from http://law.gsu.edu/directory/berry
3/14/08)
As part of the 2008 Ethics Lecture series,
Roberta M. Berry, an Associate Professor of Public Policy and Director
of the Law, Science & Technology Program at the Georgia Institute
of Technology will on April 7 deliver a lecture entitled “Should
We Engineer the Genomes of Our Children? Navigational Policymaking in
the New Genetic Era”.
Her lecture will attempt to answer whether it will be right
to engineer the genomes of our future children to influence the development
of their temperament, their physical features, and their abilities if
advances in bioscience and biotechnology make this possible. Roberta Berry
will explain why this question poses a difficult challenge for policymaking
in modern, pluralistic, democratic societies and proposes how we might
best respond to the challenge by what she calls a “navigational
approach” to policymaking.
Roberta M. Berry has published a number of essays on bioethics,
health care, and the legal, ethical, and policy implications of bioscience
research and biotechnologies.
In conjunction with the lecture we have compiled a bibliography
featuring books, journal articles and websites by and about the speaker
and resources on genetic engineering.
Books
Aldridge, Susan. The thread of life:
the story of genes and genetic engineering, Cambridge [England];
New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996 QH442 .A43 1996
Baldi, Pierre. The shattered self [electronic
resource]: the end of natural evolution, Cambridge, MA; London: MIT
Press, 2001. QH442
.B355 2001eb
Berry, Roberta M. Can bioethics speak
to politics about the prospect of inheritable genetic modification?
If so, what might it say? In Rasko, John E. J., O'Sullivan,
Gabrielle & Ankeny, Rachel A. (eds.) The ethics of inheritable
genetic modification: a dividing line? Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2006. Available through Interlibrary
Loan.
Berry, Roberta M. The ethics of genetic
engineering, London; New York: Routledge, 2007. Available
through Interlibrary Loan.
Berry, Roberta M. From involuntary
sterilization to genetic enhancement: the unsettled legacy of Buck v.
Bell, In Symposium on the beginning and end of life.
Notre Dame, Ind.: Thomas J. White Center on Law & Government, Notre
Dame Law School, 1998. Available through Interlibrary
Loan.
Berry, Roberta M. Health care and
the human genome: regulatory challenge and response, In Iltis,
Ana Smith, Johnson, Sandra H. & Hinze, Barbara A. (eds.) Legal
perspectives in bioethics, New York; London: Routledge, 2008.
Available through Interlibrary
Loan.
Chapman, Audrey R. & Frankel, Mark S.
Designing our descendants [electronic resource]: the promises
and perils of genetic modifications, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins
University Press, c2003. QH442
.D475 2003eb
Cherfas, Jeremy. Man-made life: an
overview of the science, technology, and commerce of genetic engineering,
New York: Pantheon Books, c1982. QH442 .C46
Dale, Jeremy & Schantz, Malcolm von.
From genes to genomes [electronic resource]: concepts and applications
of DNA technology, Chichester, West Sussex, England; New York:
Wiley, c2002. QH442
.D35 2002eb
Ettorre, E. M. Reproductive genetics,
gender and the body [electronic resource], London; New York:
Routledge, 2002. RG133.5
.E88 2002eb
Kevles, Daniel J. In the name of
eugenics: genetics and the uses of human heredity, New York:
Knopf, 1985. HQ751 .K48
Lappé, Marc. Broken code:
the exploitation of DNA, San Francisco: Sierra Club Books,
c1984. QH442 .L38
McGee, Glenn. The perfect baby: a
pragmatic approach to genetics, Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield
Publishers, c1997. HQ751 .M358
Mehlman, Maxwell J. Wondergenes [electronic
resource]: genetic enhancement and the future of society, Bloomington:
Indiana University Press, c2003. QH438.7
.M44 2003eb
Old, R. W. & Primrose, S. B. Principles
of gene manipulation: an introduction to genetic engineering, Oxford;
Boston: Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1985, 1986 printing. QH442
.O42
Robinson, John H., Berry, Roberta M.&
McDonnell, Kevin. A health law reader: an interdisciplinary
approach, Durham, N C: Carolina Academic Press, 1999. Available
through Interlibrary Loan.
Robinson, John H. & Berry, Roberta M.
Unraveling the codes, In Parker, Lisa S. & Ankeny,
Rachel A. (eds.) Mutating concepts, evolving disciplines:
genetics, medicine, and society, Dordrecht; Boston: Kluwer
Academic Publishers, 2002. Available through Interlibrary
Loan.
Setlow, Jane K. Genetic engineering
[electronic resource]: principles and methods. Volume 23, New
York: Kluwer Academic, c2002.
QH442 .G46 2002eb
Stock, Gregory & Campbell, John H. Engineering
the human germline: an exploration of the science and ethics of altering
the genes we pass to our children, New York: Oxford University
Press, 2000.
RB155 .E56
Journal Articles
& Book Reviews
Bailey, Ronald & D'Souza, Dinesh.
Our biotech future. National Review, 3/5/2001, 53 (4) 
Baylis, Françoise & Robert, Jason
Scott. The
inevitability of genetic enhancement technologies. Bioethics, Feb2004,
18 (1)
Berry, Roberta M. Beyond
therapy beyond the Beltway: an opening argument for a public debate
on enhancement biotechnologies. HEC Forum, New York: Jun
2006. 18 (2) 
Berry, Roberta M. Genetic enhancement
in the twenty-first century: three problems in legal imagining.
Wake Forest law review, 1999. 34 (3) Full text available through
LexisNexis Academic
Berry, Roberta M. Genetic
information and research: emerging legal issues. HEC Forum,
Mar 2003. 15 (1)
Berry, Roberta M.
Informed
consent law, ethics, and practice: from infancy to reflective adolescence.
HEC Forum, New York: Mar 2005. 17 (1)
Berry, Roberta M. Secrets
of life, wagers on death. Nature Genetics, Jan2005, 37
(1)
Berry, Roberta M. Three
stages in the lifecycle of bioethics: observations on “bioethics
as co-pi”. American Journal of Bioethics, Nov/Dec2005,
5 (6)
Boozang, Kathleen M. A
health law reader: an interdisciplinary approach. Journal of
Legal Medicine, Dec2000, 21 (4)
Coors, Marilyn E.& Hunter, Lawrence. Evaluation
of genetic enhancement: will human wisdom properly acknowledge the value
of evolution? American Journal of Bioethics, May/Jun2005,
5 (3)
Crouch, Andy. When
backward is forward. Christianity Today, Dec2004, 48 (12)
Eisen, Arri & Berry, Roberta M. The
absent professor: why we don't teach research ethics and what to do
about It. American Journal of Bioethics, Fall2002, 2 (4)
Elliott, Carl. Humanity
2.0. Wilson Quarterly, Autumn2003, 27 (4)
Goodman, Kenneth W. Wondergenes:
genetic enhancement and the future of society. Journal of Legal
Medicine, Jun2004, 25 (2)
Gordon, Jon W. Genetic
enhancement in humans. Science, 03/26/99, 283 (5410)
Grace, Kevin Michael. Procreation
without sex. Report / Newsmagazine (Alberta Edition), 04/16/2001,
28 (8)
Hansen, John-Erik Stig. The
significance of the human genome. America, 10/22/94, 171
(12)
Healey, Bernadine. A
humanoid in the manger . U.S. News & World Report, 12/23/2002,
133 (24)
Hogle, Linda F. Enhancement
technologies and the body. Annual Review of Anthropology,
2005, 34 (1)
Junker-Kenny, Maureen. Genetic
enhancement as care or as domination? the ethics of asymmetrical relationships
in the upbringing of children. Journal of Philosophy of Education,
Feb2005, 39 (1)
Kaebnick, Gregory E. Wonderful
children. Hastings Center Report, Nov/Dec2006, 36 (6)
Keenan, S.J., James F. "Whose
perfection is it anyway?": a virtuous consideration of enhancement.
Christian Bioethics, Aug99, 5 (2)
Khushf, George. Thinking
theologically about reproductive and genetic enhancements: the challenge.
Christian Bioethics, Aug99, 5 (2)
Liao, S. Rescuing
human embryonic stem cell research: the blastocyst transfer method.
American Journal of Bioethics, Nov/Dec2005, 5 (6)
McGee, Glenn. Parenting
in an era of genetics. Hastings Center Report, Mar/Apr97,
27 (2)
Ramsay, Sarah. Ethical
implications of research on the human genome. Lancet, 02/17/2001,
357 (9255)
Rose, Michael R., Mueller, Laurence D. &
Long, Anthony D. Pharmacology,
genomics, and the evolutionary biology of ageing. Free Radical
Research, Dec2002, 36 (12)
Stephen, Sarah. Letters
to unborn daughters: exploring the implications of genetic engineering.
(cover story). Futurist, Mar/Apr2004, 38 (2)
Tucker, Patrick. Genetic
Ethics and "Superbabies.". Futurist, Jan/Feb2008,
42 (1)
Wenz, Peter. Engineering
genetic injustice. Bioethics, Feb2005, 19 (1)
Young, Cathy. Monkeying
around with the self. Reason, Apr2001, 32 (11)
Websites
Meet the Speaker - http://www.spp.gatech.edu/faculty/faculty/rberry.php
Roberta M. Berry - http://law.gsu.edu/directory/berry
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