The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics 2004: Vol 32 Index

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Index to
Safeguards,” pp. 117-123.
Kate Dolan, David Lowe, and James Shearer,
When People Attack People: Ethics, Law and Policy of “Evaluation of the Condom Distribution Program in
Violence New South Wales Prisons, Australia,” pp.124-128.
Robert M. Sade, ed. Kevin Fiscella, Naomi Pless, Sean Meldrum, and
Paul Fiscella, “Benign Neglect Or Negleced Abuse:
Symposium Articles Drug And Alcohol Withdrawal In U.S. Jails,” pp. 129-
Robert M. Sade, Introduction, “Evolution, Prevention, 136.
and Responses to Aggressive Behavior and Violence,” Leslie E. Wolf, Bernard Lo, and Lawrence O. Gostin,
pp. 8-17. “Legal Barriers to Implementing Recommendations
Frans B. M. de Waal, “Evolutionary Ethics, Aggression, for Universal, Routine Prenatal HIV Testing,” pp.137-
and Violence: Lessons from Primate Research,” pp.18- 14:7.
23. Annemarie Bridy, “Confounding Extremities:
David Wasserman, “Is There Value in Identifying Elective Amputation and the Medico-ethical Limits of
Individual Genetic Predispositions to Violence?” pp. Surgical Self-Modification,” pp. 148-158.
24-33. Thomas May, “Political Authority in a Bioterror
Franklin E. Zimring, “Firearms, Violence, and the Emergency,’ pp. 159-163.
Potential Impact of Firearms Control,” pp. 34-37. Harry Adams, “A Human Germline Modification
Lance K. Stell, “The Production of Criminal Scale” pp. 164-173.
Violence in America: Is Strict Gun Control the
Solution?” pp.38-46. Columns
Lillian R. BeVier, “Controlling Communications Harvard Law and Health Care Society, “Recent
That Teach or Demonstrate Violence: “The Movie Developments in Health Law,’ pp. 174-186.
Made Them Do It,” pp. 47-55.
Stephen J. Morse, “Preventive Confinement of
Dangerous Offenders,” pp. 56-72.
Dean G. Kilpatrick, “Interpersonal Violence and
Public Policy: What about the Victims?” pp. 73-81.
Deborah Prothrow-Stith, “Strengthening the
Collaboration between Public Health and Criminal Looking Forward in Bioethics
Justice to Prevent Violence,” pp. 82-88. Jeffrey Kahn and Anna Mastroianni, ed.
Independent Articles Symposium Articles
Lisa Eckenwiler, “Why Not Retribution?: The Jeffrey Kahn and Anna Mastroianni, Introduction,
Particularized Imagination and Justice for Pregnant “Looking Forward in Bioethics,” pp. 196-197.
Addicts,” pp. 89-99. Jonathan D. Moreno, “Bioethics and the National
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, “Ending Concerns About Security State,” pp. 198-208.
Undue Inducement,’ pp. 100-105. Tom L. Beauchamp, “Does Ethical Theory Have a
Carol L. Freund, Ellen W. Clayton, and Benjamin S. Future in Bioethics?” pp. 209-217.
Wilfond, “Natural Settings Trials - Improving the Susan B. Rubin and Laurie Zoloth, “A Deliberative
Introduction of Clinical Genetic Tests,” pp. 106-110. Practice of Uncertainty: Clinical Ethics and the
Franklin G. Miller, “Research Ethics and Misguided Future of the Field,” pp. 218-225.
Moral Intuition,” pp. 111-116. Jeremy Sugarman, “The Future of Empirical
Patrik S. Florencio and Erik D. Ramanathan, “Legal Research in Bioethics,” pp. 226-231.
Enforcement of Xenotransplantation Public Health
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Index to
Safeguards,” pp. 117-123.
Kate Dolan, David Lowe, and James Shearer,
When People Attack People: Ethics, Law and Policy of “Evaluation of the Condom Distribution Program in
Violence New South Wales Prisons, Australia,” pp.124-128.
Robert M. Sade, ed. Kevin Fiscella, Naomi Pless, Sean Meldrum, and
Paul Fiscella, “Benign Neglect Or Negleced Abuse:
Symposium Articles Drug And Alcohol Withdrawal In U.S. Jails,” pp. 129-
Robert M. Sade, Introduction, “Evolution, Prevention, 136.
and Responses to Aggressive Behavior and Violence,” Leslie E. Wolf, Bernard Lo, and Lawrence O. Gostin,
pp. 8-17. “Legal Barriers to Implementing Recommendations
Frans B. M. de Waal, “Evolutionary Ethics, Aggression, for Universal, Routine Prenatal HIV Testing,” pp.137-
and Violence: Lessons from Primate Research,” pp.18- 14:7.
23. Annemarie Bridy, “Confounding Extremities:
David Wasserman, “Is There Value in Identifying Elective Amputation and the Medico-ethical Limits of
Individual Genetic Predispositions to Violence?” pp. Surgical Self-Modification,” pp. 148-158.
24-33. Thomas May, “Political Authority in a Bioterror
Franklin E. Zimring, “Firearms, Violence, and the Emergency,’ pp. 159-163.
Potential Impact of Firearms Control,” pp. 34-37. Harry Adams, “A Human Germline Modification
Lance K. Stell, “The Production of Criminal Scale” pp. 164-173.
Violence in America: Is Strict Gun Control the
Solution?” pp.38-46. Columns
Lillian R. BeVier, “Controlling Communications Harvard Law and Health Care Society, “Recent
That Teach or Demonstrate Violence: “The Movie Developments in Health Law,’ pp. 174-186.
Made Them Do It,” pp. 47-55.
Stephen J. Morse, “Preventive Confinement of
Dangerous Offenders,” pp. 56-72.
Dean G. Kilpatrick, “Interpersonal Violence and
Public Policy: What about the Victims?” pp. 73-81.
Deborah Prothrow-Stith, “Strengthening the
Collaboration between Public Health and Criminal Looking Forward in Bioethics
Justice to Prevent Violence,” pp. 82-88. Jeffrey Kahn and Anna Mastroianni, ed.
Independent Articles Symposium Articles
Lisa Eckenwiler, “Why Not Retribution?: The Jeffrey Kahn and Anna Mastroianni, Introduction,
Particularized Imagination and Justice for Pregnant “Looking Forward in Bioethics,” pp. 196-197.
Addicts,” pp. 89-99. Jonathan D. Moreno, “Bioethics and the National
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, “Ending Concerns About Security State,” pp. 198-208.
Undue Inducement,’ pp. 100-105. Tom L. Beauchamp, “Does Ethical Theory Have a
Carol L. Freund, Ellen W. Clayton, and Benjamin S. Future in Bioethics?” pp. 209-217.
Wilfond, “Natural Settings Trials - Improving the Susan B. Rubin and Laurie Zoloth, “A Deliberative
Introduction of Clinical Genetic Tests,” pp. 106-110. Practice of Uncertainty: Clinical Ethics and the
Franklin G. Miller, “Research Ethics and Misguided Future of the Field,” pp. 218-225.
Moral Intuition,” pp. 111-116. Jeremy Sugarman, “The Future of Empirical
Patrik S. Florencio and Erik D. Ramanathan, “Legal Research in Bioethics,” pp. 226-231.
Enforcement of Xenotransplantation Public Health
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Nancy E. Kass, “Public Health Ethics: From Teitelbaum, Foreword, pp. 386-389.
Foundations and Frameworks to Injustice and Global Part I: Understanding the Magnitude of the
Public Health,” pp. 232-242. Problem
Paul Farmer and Nicole Gastineau Campos, “New Catherine Hoffman, Diane Rowland, and Alicia L.
Malaise: Bioethics and Human Rights in the Global Carbaugh, “Holes In The Health Insurance System -
Era,’ pp. 243-251. Who Lacks Coverage And Why,’ pp. 390-396.
Patricia Marshall and Barbara Koenig, “Accounting Dianne Miller Wolman and Wilhelmine Miller,
for Culture in a Globalized Bioethics,” pp. 252-266. “The Consequences of Uninsurance for Individuals,
Eric T. Juengst, “FACE Facts: Why Human Genetics Families, Communities, and the Nation,’ pp. 397-403.
Will Always Provoke Bioethics,” pp. 267-275. Part IT: Devising Solutions
Ruth Faden, “Bioethics: A Field in Transition,” pp. Sherry A. Glied and Phyllis C. Borzi, “The Current
276-278. State of Employment-Based Health Coverage,” pp.
Raymond De Vries, “How can we help? From 104-409.
‘Sociology in’ to ‘Sociology of’ Bioethics,” pp. 279-292. Bruce C. Vladeck, “The Struggle for the Soul of
Susan M. Wolf, “Law & Bioethics: From Values to Medicare,” pp. 410-415.
Violence,” pp. 293-306. Cindy Mann and Tim Westmoreland, “Attending to
Robin Alta Charo, “Passing on the Right: Medicaid,” pp. 416-425.
Conservative Bioethics is Closer Than It Appears,” pp. Bruce Siegel, Marsha Regenstein, and Peter Shin
307-314. “Health Reform and the Safety Net: Big Opportunities;
Major Risks,” pp. 426-432.
Independent Articles Part IIT: Reflections from the Experts
James P. Robinson, Dennis C. Turk, and John D. Timothy Stoltzfus Jost, “Why Can't We Do What
Loeser, “Pain, Impairment, And Disability In The They Do? National Health Reform Abroad,” pp. 43>3 -
AMA Guides,” pp. 315-326. 44:1.
Carol L. Galletly and Steven D. Pinkerton, “Toward Richard F. Southby, “Where Do We Go From Here:
Rational Criminal HIV Exposure Laws,” pp. 327-337. Is There Any Hope For Real Health Care Reform?”
Alex Rajezi, “Making Risk-Benefit Assessments of pp. 442-445.
Medical Research Protocols,” pp. 338-348. Jeanne M. Lambrew, “Numbers Matter: A Guide to
Peter A. Clark, “Medication Errors In Family Cost and Coverage Estimates in Health Reform
Practice, In Hospitals And After Discharge From The Debates,” pp. 446-453.
Hospital: An Ethical Analysis,” pp. 349-357. Lawrence R. Jacobs and Michael Illuzzi, “In the
Mark E. Meaney, “Error Reduction, Patient Safety Shadow of 9/11: Health Care Reform in the 2004
and Institutional Ethics Committees,” pp. 358-364. Presidential Election,” pp. 454-460.
Judith Feder, “Crowd-out and the Politics of Health
Columns Reform,” pp. 461-464.
Timothy Caulfield, Trudo Lemmens, Douglas Mark V. Pauly, “Conflict and Compromise Over
Kinsella, and Michael McDonald, Tradeoffs in Universal Health Insurance Plans,” pp.
“Currents in Contemporary Ethics,” pp. 365-368. 165-473.
American Journal of Law & Medicine, “Recent
Developments in Health Law,’ pp. 369-376. Independent Articles
E. Haavi Morreim, “Litigation in Clinical Research:
Malpractice Doctrines Versus Research Realities,” pp.
474-484.
Roger S. Magnusson, “Underground Euthanasia’
and the Harm Minimization Debate,” pp. 486-495.
Samia A. Hurst, J. Russell Teagarden, Elizabeth
National Health Reform and America’s Uninsured Garrett and Ezekiel J. Emanuel, “Conserving Scarce
Sara Rosenbaum, ed. Resources: Willingness of Health Insurance Enrollees
to Choose Cheaper Options,” pp. 496-499.
Symposium Articles
Allyn L. Taylor, “Governing the Globalization of
Sara Rosenbaum, Jeanne Lambrew, and Joel Public Health,” pp. 500-508.
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Lawrence O. Gostin, “Health of the People: The Sev S. Fluss, “The Evolution of Research Ethics:
Highest Law?” pp. 509-515. The Current International Configuration,” pp. 596-
James G. Hodge, Jr. and Gabriel B. Eber, “Tobacco 603.
Control Legislation: Tools for Public Health Sheila A.M. McLean, “Regulating Research and
Improvement,” pp. 516-523. Experimentation: A View from the UK,’ pp. 604-612.
Gordon DuvVal, “Institutional Conflicts of Interest:
Columns Protecting Human Subjects, Scientific Integrity, and
Kelly McPherson Jolley, “Reviews in Health Law,’ Institutional Accountability,’ pp. 613-625.
pp. 524-527. Rosario M. Isasi, Bartha M. Knoppers, Peter A.
Ted Rugar, “Health Law and The United States Singer, and Abdallah S. Daar, “Legal and Ethical
Supreme Court: The Year in Review,’ pp. 528-531. Approaches to Stem Cell and Cloning Research: A
Comparative Analysis of Policies in Latin America,
Recent Developments in Health Law Asia and Africa,” pp. 626-640.
Amy Ling, “UCLA Willed Body Program Comes Trudo Lemmens, “Leopards in the Temple:
Under Scrutiny as Companies Sued for the Purchase Restoring Scientific Integrity to the Commercialized
of Body Parts,” pp. 532-534. Research Scene,’ pp. 641-657.
Part 3: Bioethics
Currents in Contemporary Ethics George J. Annas, “American Bioethics and Human
T. Howard Stone, “Discerning Minimal Risk in Rights: The End of All Our Exploring,” pp. 658-663.
Research Involving Prisoners as Human Subjects,” pp. Kerry Bowman, “What are the Limits of Bioethics in
535-537. a Culturally Pluralistic Society?” pp. 664-669.
Paul A. Lombardo, “A Tribute to John C. Fletcher, Part 4: Privacy
pp. 538-539. James G. Hodge, Jr. and Kieran G. Gostin,
“Challenging Themes in American Health Information
Privacy and the Public’s Health: Historical and
Modern Assessments,” pp. 670-679.
Roger S. Magnusson, “The Changing Legal and
Conceptual Shape of Health Care Privacy,’ pp. 680-
691.
Internationaanld Comparative Health Law and Ethics:
Part 5: Law and Medicine
A 25-Year Retrospective
Zara Merali, Victor Boulyjenkov, Peter A. Siner, and
Lawrence O. Gostin, ed.
Abdallah S. Daar, “The ELSI Genetics Regulatory
Resource Kit: A Tool for Policymakers in Developing
Symposium Articles
Countries,” pp. 692-700.
Lawrence O. Gostin and Colleen M. Flood, Preface:
Loane Skene, “Disputes about the Withdrawal of
A Tribute to Bernard Dickens, pp. 547-548.
Treatment: The Role of the Courts,” pp. 701-707.
Alexander Capron, Introduction, pp. 549-550.
Charles Ngwena, “An Appraisal of Abortion Laws in
Part 1: Public Health
Southern Africa from a Reproductive Health Rights
Jon S. Vernick, Jason W. Sapsin, Stephen P. Teret
Perspective,” pp. 708-717.
and Julie Samia Mair, “How Litigation Can Promote
J.V. McHale, “Law and Clinical Research-From
Product Safety,” pp. 551-555.
Rights to Regulation? An English Perspective,” pp.
Timothy D. Lytton, “Using Litigation to Make
718-730.
Public Health Policy: Theoretical and Empirical
Margaret A. Somerville, “Social-Ethical Values
Challenges in Assessing Product Liability, Tobacco,
Issues in the Political Public Square: Principles vs.
and Gun Litigation,” pp. 556-564.
Packages,” pp. 731-740.
Lawrence O. Gostin, “Pandemic Influenza: Public
Health Preparedness for the Next Global Health
Independent Articles
Emergency, pp. 565-573.
Linda Kharaboyan, Bartha M. Knoppers, and
Part 2: Research Ethics
Denise Avard, “Storing Newborn Blood Spots:
Solomon R. Benatar, “Towards Progress in
Modern Controversies,’ pp. 741-748.
Resolving Dilemmas in International Research
Loretta M. Kopelman, “What Conditions Justify
Ethics,” pp. 574-582.
Risky Nontherapeutic or ‘No Benefit’ Pediatric
Don Chalmers, “Research Involving Humans: A
Studies: A Sliding Scale Analysis,” pp. 749-758.
Time for Change?” pp. 583-595.
David I. Shalowitz and Michael S. Wolf, “Shared
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Decision-Making and the Lower Literate Patient,” pp.
759-764.
Columns
BIOETHICS FELLOWSHIP
Joan Krause and Richard Saver, “The Ethical
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Health Lawyer,’ pp.
Pamela Rogers Melton, “Reviews in Medical Ethics,”
pp. 770-74702. The Department of Clinical Bioethics
invites individuals with MD, PhD, JD, or
Recent Case Developments in Health Law other relevant graduate training to apply for
Harvard Law and Health Care Society, pp. 774-776. its two-year postdoctoral bioethics
fellowship program beginning in September
Currents in Contemporary Ethics
2005. Fellows will study and participate in
Amy R. Schofield, pp. 777-783.
mentored research related to the ethics of
health policy, human subject research.
genetics or other bioethical fields of interest
They will participate in bioethics seminars,
case conferences, ethics consultation, IRB
deliberations, a clinical research training
course and multiple educational opportunities
at the NIH. Applications should include CV,
1000-word statement of interest, official
graduate and undergraduate transcript, a
writing sample not to exceed 30 pages, and
three letters of reference. Application
deadline: received by January 15. Send
applications to Becky Chen, Clinical
Bioethics, NIH, 10 Center Dr., 10/1C118.
Bethesda, MD 20892-1156. 301-496-2429
[email protected]. See:
www.bioethics.nih.gov
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