Titlebook: Moral Dilemmas in Real Life; Current Issues in Ap OVADIA EZRA Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Deliberation.Medical Ethi

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PRIVACY AND THE PUBLIC SPHEREgal systems in liberal states and among theorists of rights—ever since 1890, when Louis Brandeis and Samuel Warren wrote their famous article “The Right to Privacy.”. There, they laid down “one’s right to be let alone” as an essential part of one’s autonomy, and insisted that one’s private life, hab

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THE OBLIGATION OF THE STATE TOWARD INDIVIDUALSand deprived sectors of society. With regard to these sectors there is always the fear of either overprotecting their rights on the one hand, or of arbitrary, invasive, and even offensive treatment by the state, on the other. The state, per the Parens Patriae1 doctrine is supposed to guarantee not o

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PUBLIC SECURITY VS. THE RIGHT TO “BE LET ALONE” that collect and retrieve private information about individuals. Such demands are usually based on two grounds: the need to fight criminality on the one hand, and the need to fight terrorism on the other. With regard to these needs, new ideas and suggestions arise on almost a daily basis. This chap

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FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN ACADEMIA AND THE MEDIAcountries, that Robert Trager and Donna Dickerson even argue that “Americans have a tendency to believe that the freedom to express their beliefs is a basic part of what it means to be an American.”. Even though its breadth and depth differ from country to country, more than 60 countries have freedo

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PROCREATION AFTER DEATHly create different claims for familial relations. In addition, we have seen that the new procreation technologies that enable various forms of familial relations—such as IVF from donated sperm—bring also new options for having family members.

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