Who is my genetic parent?
Subtitle: donor anonymity and assisted reproduction : a cross-cultural perspective
By: edited by Brigitte Feuillet-Liger, Kristina Orfali, Thérèse Callus
Series: Collection "Droit, bioéthique et société" -- 2; Collection "Droit, bioéthique et sociéte" (Brussels, Belgium) -- 2.
Publisher: Bruylant
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Burxelles
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
ISBN-13: 9782802729990
Subjects: Assisted Reproductive Techniques; Congresses; Ethics; Cross-Cultural Comparison; Genetics; Tissue Donors; Human reproductive technology; Cross-cultural studies; Law and legislation; Anonymität; Elternschaft; Reproduktionsmedizin
Other titles: Donor anonymity and assisted reproduction
Notes: Papers from a multi-disciplinary workshop organized by the University of Rennes I, the University of Reading, the University of Navarre, the University of Louvain-la-Neuve, the University of Kyoto, the University of Caxias do Sol (Brazil) and the University of Geneva.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Medically assisted reproduction with a third party donor : rethinking anonymity in France : an insider's view  -- Jean-Marie Kunstmann; title: Assisted reproduction in France : from absolute anonymity to possible traceability  -- Brigitte Feuillet-Liger; title: Donor anonymity in assisted reproduction techniques : a psychanalystical view : anonymity denies the psychological truth of donation  -- Geneviève Delaisi de Parseval; title: Questioning anonymity  -- Dominique Mehl; title: From secret origins to anonymous procreators  -- Claude Sureau; title: The identification of gamete donors in the Federal Republic of Germany : a controversial issue with disturbing consequences  -- Françoise Furkel; title: Anonymity and assisted reproduction techniques in Belgian law : legislation for existing practice in the law of 6th July 2007  -- Geneviève Schamps and Marie-Noelle Derese; title: Assisted reproduction techniques and anonymity : Brazilian law and new forms of parenthood ; title: Maria Claudia Crespo Brauner; title: Anonymity and assisted reproduction techniques in Spain : a controversial legal principle  -- Verónica San Julian; title: From total to partial anonymity : the (r)evolution of English law on assisted reproduction techniques  -- Therèse Callus; title: Assisted reproduction techniques and anonymity under Greek law  -- Penelope Agallopoulou; title: Anonymity in assisted reproduction : gender equallity and a pronatal reproductive policy in Hungarian law  -- Judit Sandor; title: Anonymity and assisted reproduction in Italy : a marginal issue  -- Stéphane Bauzon; title: Anonymity and assisted reproduction in Japan : dialectic of anonymity and the well-being of the child  -- Ryuichi Ida; title: Gamete donor anonymity under Dutch law  -- J.G. Sijmons; title: "Donor anonymity" in Portugal  -- Guilherme De Oliveira and Rafael Reis; title: Assisted reproduction and removal of anonymity in Sweden : between a tradition of transparency and a novel status of the child ; title: Kristina Orfali; title: Assisted reproduction under Swiss law : the truth about the conception and the identity of the gamete donor  -- Dominique Manaï; title: Tunisian legislation on assisted reproduction technologies rooted in religion : the prohibition on donation  -- Amel Aouik-Mrad; title: Assisted reproduction and anonymous donation in the US : a market-driven approach  -- Kristina Orfali; title: Assisted reproduction and anonymity : looking beyond the differences -- Brigitte Feuillet-Liger.