Medical Tourism: Organ Trafficking and Kidney Transplantation

Mijovic-Das, Snezana; Fasn,

doi:10.1201/b11262-14

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“…James Stacey Taylor examines the arguments of Paul Hughes and TZ Zutlevics who claim that the option to sell an organ is an autonomy-undermining 'constraining option'. 115 They submit that such an option in a person's choice set is likely to undermine that person's autonomy rather than enhance it. Taylor disagrees and states that to allow a market in human organs would enhance vendor autonomy rather than diminish it.…”

Section: The Application Of Different Theories Of Autonomy To the Decmentioning

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Commercial surrogacy in India: The presumption of adaptive preference formation, the possibility of autonomy and the persistence of exploitation

Fellowes

2017

Medical Law International

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India's proposed 2016 Bill on the regulation of surrogacy is its latest attempt to respond to criticism regarding the lack of protection given to those entering into a commercial surrogacy arrangement. Adaptive preference theorists presume that a decision made in an oppressive environment, which is inconsistent with the woman's well-being, is not autonomous and that she is therefore exploited. This article challenges this presumption, arguing that some decisions may be suspected as adaptive preferences but they may nevertheless be autonomous. However, it is contended that even if the choice is autonomous, there may still be exploitation given the imbalance of bargaining power and the nature of the service. Rather than a blanket ban on commercial surrogacy, it would be better to reduce exploitative conditions by establishing adequate protection and safeguards for the commercial surrogate and others who are party to the arrangement.

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Section: The Application Of Different Theories Of Autonomy To the Decmentioning

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Commercial surrogacy in India: The presumption of adaptive preference formation, the possibility of autonomy and the persistence of exploitation

Fellowes

2017

Medical Law International

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“…Aynı şekilde bir gelir anlayışında olan organlarını satma dışında başka alternatifleri olmadığını düşünen donörlerde bazı riskleri almaya peşinen gönüllü olabilmektedirler. 41 Konu sadece maddi kazanımlar açısından değerlendirildiğinde yoksul kişilerin ihtiyaç sahipleri ve zengin kişiler tarafından sömürüleceğini de ortaya koymaktadır. Organların satışı ile bağlantılı olarak çaresizlikleri nedeniyle bu durumda olanları korumak amacıyla organ satışına karşı durmak paternalist bir bakış açısını beraberinde getirmektedir.…”

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An Evaluation on Organ and Tissue Transplantation Code According to Commonly Used Concept of Utalitarianism, Utility of Appropriateness, Utility of Validity and Utility of Belief: Review

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2015

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Ethics

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Medical Tourism: Organ Trafficking and Kidney Transplantation

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Commercial surrogacy in India: The presumption of adaptive preference formation, the possibility of autonomy and the persistence of exploitation

Commercial surrogacy in India: The presumption of adaptive preference formation, the possibility of autonomy and the persistence of exploitation

An Evaluation on Organ and Tissue Transplantation Code According to Commonly Used Concept of Utalitarianism, Utility of Appropriateness, Utility of Validity and Utility of Belief: Review

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