Rethinking Informed Consent in Bioethics
"This is an ambitious and timely book, one that is up to the job of defying a tide of opinion and practice. It will not turn back that tide on its own, but it represents a compelling and very forcefully-argued move against it. It deserves above all to reach the attention of policy-makers who for too long have drifted with the tide, and who have allowed a simple idea -- that informed consent can protect patients and research subjects -- to grow unchecked, and sprawl, and collapse under its own unsustainable weight." - Metapsychology Online Reviews