Chemical/Biological Terrorism: Coping with a New Threat
Jonathan B. Tucker 167

Commentaries

Policy Options for Combatting Chemical/Biological Terrorism
Kathleen C. Bailey 185

Biological/Chemical Terrorism: The Threat and Possible Countermeasures
Patrice Binder 188

Countering the Biological and Chemical Terrorism Threat: The Military Contribution
BH Chip Bowness 190

New Terrorism and Possible Use of Viral Diseases
Gordon M. Burck 192

The Aftermath of Aum Shinrikyo: A New Paradigm for Terror?
Marie Isabelle Chevrier 194

Countering Chem-Bio Terrorism: Limited Possibilities
Leonard A. Cole 196

On Countering the Threat of Chemical and Biological (C/B) Terrorism
Gary Eifried 199

Chemical/Biological Terrorism: Coping with Uncertain Threats and Certain Vulnerabilities
Richard A. Falkenrath 201

CBW Terrorism and the Chemical Weapons Convention
John Gee 203

Joint International Action Is Necessary to Counter the Threat of Chemical/Biological Terrorism
Erhard Geissler 205

Chemical/Biological Terrorism: A New Problem That Calls for a New Medicine
Benoit Morel 207

Biological Terrorism and Aerosol Dissemination
William Patrick, III 208

Chemical/Biological Terrorism: How Serious a Risk?
Graham S. Pearson 210

Chemical and Biological Terrorism after Tokyo: Reassessing Threats and Response
Joseph F. Pilat 213

Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction: Has the Taboo Been Broken?
Brad Roberts 216

Chemical/Biological Terrorism: An Old, But Growing Threat in the Middle East and Elsewhere
Dany Shoham 218

The Politics of Chemical/Biological Counterterrorism: Addressing or Perpetuating U.S. Vulnerability?
Amy E. Smithson 220

Weapons of Mass Impact: A Growing and Worrisome Danger
Jessica Eve Stern 222

Fighting CBW Terrorism: Means and Possibilities
Thomas Stock 225

Preemption, Civil Defense, and Psychological Analysis: Three Necessary Tools in Responding to Irrational Terrorism
Oliver Thränert 228

Responding to the Threat of Chemical/Biological Terrorism: International Dimensions Revisited
Gordon K. Vachon 230

Countering Chemical/Biological Terrorism in the Former Soviet Union: The Need for Cooperative Efforts
Alexander Vorobiev 233

Preparing for Biological Terrorism: First, Do No Harm
Alan P. Zelicoff 235

Aum Shinrikyo's Chemical/Biological Terrorism as a Paradigm?
Raymond A. Zilinskas 237

Response

Measures to Fight Chemical/Biological Terrorism: How Little Is Enough?
Jonathan B. Tucker 240

ARTICLES

Molecular Politics in a Global Economy
Susan Wright 249

Kin Term Usage in The Federalist: Evolutionary Foundations of Publius's Rhetoric
Joseph John Holper 265

The Politics of Physician-Assisted Death: California's Proposition 161 and Attitudes of the Elderly
Nina Clark and Phoebe S. Liebig 273

SYMPOSIUM: ADOLESCENT SEXUALITY AND PUBLIC POLICY

Kids, Sex, and Contraceptives: Dilemmas in a Liberal Society
Janna C. Merrick 281

Adolescent Access to Contraception: A Rights-Based Approach
Catherine Albisa 283

A Canadian Perspective on Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy: Requiring Parental Involvement Is Bad Law and Bad Medicine
Martha Bala and Nicholas Bala 285

Ignorance Is Not Bliss
M. Joycelyn Elders 288

Adolescent Sexuality and the L-Word: How Liberal a Liberalism?
Richard Louis Fern 290

Imposing Morality: The Pediatrician as Parental Agent
Ann Dudley Goldblatt 292

Universal Solutions or Individual Choices
Michael Lynskey 295

Flawed Laws, Better Ethics: Not All Teenagers Are Alike
Mary B. Mahowald 297

Adolescent Sexuality: A Greek Perspective
Ariadne Malamitsi-Puchner 299

Mature Minors Are Individuals
Katherine O'Donovan 301

Children, Sex, and Liberal Societies: A Response to Lainie Ross
Laura Purdy 302

Public Policy Regarding Adolescent Sexuality in a Truly Liberal State
Amy B. Middleman 305

When Paternalism Runs Amok
Glenn McGee and Fredric D. Burg 308

Parental Control Is Not a Panacea
Jeannie I. Rosoff 310

Religion and Adolescent Sexuality
Maura A. Ryan 312

Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy: A Human Rights Response
Henriette D.C. Roscam Abbing 314

Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy: The Role of Cognitive Immaturity
Sue Stuart-Smith 317

Neutrality and Autonomy, Equality and Confidentiality
Paul J. Weithman 319

Adolescent Contraception and the Just Society
Paul Root Wolpe 321

Adolescent Sexuality and Public Policy: An Unrepentant Liberal Approach
Lainie Friedman Ross 323

REPORTS

Ethical Aspects of Prenatal Diagnosis
Group of Advisers on the Ethical Implications of Biotechnology 329

Preliminary Draft of a Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights
International Bioethics Committee, UNESCO 332

BOOK REVIEWS

Genes, Brains, and Politics: Self-Selection and Social Life (Elliott White)
Francis Moran 335

Science and Technology in a Multicultural World: The Cultural Politics of Facts and Artifacts (David J. Hess)
Robert C. Bradley 337

Why We Get Sick: The New Science of Darwinian Medicine (Randolph M. Nesse and George C. Williams)
Paul Lawrence Farber 338

Ozone Discourses: Science and Politics in Global Environmental Cooperation (Karen T. Litfin)
Stephen C. Zehr 340

Human Reproduction, Emerging Technologies, and Conflicting Rights (Robert H. Blank and Janna C. Merrick)
Karen J. Maschke 341

The Global Challenge of Marine Biotechnology: A Status Report on the United States, Japan, Australia and Norway (Raymond Zilinskas, Rita R. Colwell, Douglas W. Lipton, and Russell T. Hill)
J. Leslie Glick 343

The Coevolutionary Process (John N. Thompson)
Karen F. Greif 344

Molecular Politics: Developing American and British Regulatory Policy for Genetic Engineering, 1972-1982 (Susan Wright)
Brian Martin 346

The Major Transitions in Evolution (John Maynard Smith and Eors Szathmary)
Marion Blute 347

Trust in Numbers: The Pursuit of Objectivity in Science and Public Life (Theodore M. Porter) and Quantification and the Quest for Medical Certainty (J. Rosser Mathews)
John W. Douard 350

The Assault on Medical Freedom (P. Joseph Lisa)
Iver Mysterud 353

A People That Shall Dwell Alone: Judaism as a Group Evolutionary Strategy (Kevin MacDonald)
Roger D. Masters 355

Intractable Neurological Disorders, Human Genome Research and Society (Norio Fujiki and Darryl R.J. Macer,eds.)
K. Ravi Srinivas 359

Human Nature and Politics (Albert Somit and Joseph Losco, eds.)
Frank Kemp Salter 361

The Chosen Primate: Human Nature and Cultural Diversity (Adam Kuper)
Russell Gardner, Jr. 363

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