Subjectivity in 140 Characters

McNary, Erin; Hardin, Marie

doi:10.4324/9780203123485.ch24

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“…The purchaser would set the price paid for an organ according to that which an organ might get according to a fairly conducted market. 84 The first problem is cost. Such a state run organ-purchasing programme is likely to be very expensive.…”

Section: Selling Organs Ethicallymentioning

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Selling Organs Ethically: Disentangling Exploitation Arguments

2012

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-This essay explores the possibility of an ethical market for organs. To this end, I first analyse and evaluate the exploitation claims that have been raised in objection to a market for organs. This includes an examination of the characteristics of exploitation that distinguish it from other types of wrongs. Following that, the essay turns to the moral force of such exploitation arguments in relation to a market for organs. I suggest that such exploitation claims point to a regulated 'ethical' market as opposed to prohibition. I conclude by attempting to construct an ethical market that would best answer critics as well as protect the welfare of the individuals involved.

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Section: Selling Organs Ethicallymentioning

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Selling Organs Ethically: Disentangling Exploitation Arguments

2012

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Subjectivity in 140 Characters

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