moral and ethical aspects

Presents various articles which discuss the effects of genetic engineering on society, the food supply and agriculture, the morality of genetically engineering human beings, and how genetic engineering should be regulated.

Animal Experimentation is a perennial topic for middle and high school. Through objective discussion, numerous direct quotes, and full-color illustrations this title examines the topic of animal experimentation.

Explores the possibility of one day being able to clone one's pets, and poses the question as to whether doing so is a good idea.

An exploration of animal testing that discusses what it is, how they are done, alternatives to it, and arguments for and against it.

Presents both moral and ethical questions arising from how we use technology.

Attain issue awareness and critical thinking skills regarding genetic engineering.

Discusses legal and ethical behavior on the Internet, "netiquette," and how to protect one's privacy online, and describes cases in which children and teenagers have been prosecuted for their online actions.

Examines the challenges facing Jews at the end of World War Two, and discusses the formation of Israel, the Nuremburg Trial, the hunting of war criminals, and the legacy left behind by the Holocaust.

A colorfully illustrated overview of topics and issues in genetic engineering, including genetically modified food, genetic perfection, human cloning, and genetics and commerce, warfare, medicine, and civil liberties. Also includes a glossary, a bibliography, and a list of related addresses.

Examines the issue of genetic engineering, including such topics as its impact on society and the need for regulation.