ARTICLES

    Male Age Composition and Severity of Conflicts
    Christian G. Mesquida and Neil I. Wiener
    181

    The Kankakee Wetlands: A Case Study in Ethics and Public Policy
    Sarah E. Roberts
    191

    SYMPOSIUM: IS HUMANITY DESTINED TO SELF-DESTRUCT

    Protecting Humanityís Future: Threat, Response, and Debate
    Gary Bryner
    201

    Show or Schau?
    Heiner Benking
    203

    Is Humanity Destined?
    Herman E. Daly
    206

    Pluralism and the Complexity of Knowledge
    Bruna De Marchi
    208

    Social Choices for Sustainability: A Question of Equity and Justice
    Lorraine Elliott
    210

    Universal Basic and Secondary Education
    Joel E. Cohen and David E. Bloom
    213

    Only Politics Can Save Us
    Gerard Fairtlough
    216

    Sustainability, the New Challenge of Governance, and Post-Normal Science
    Mario Giampietro 218

    Humanityís Survival is a Matter of Environmental Common Sense
    Max Falque
    222

    Is the Third World Destined To Be the First One?
    Renato Guimaraes, Jr. 223

    The Persistence of the Species
    Garrett Hardin 225

    Back to Basics in Environmental Politics
    Sheila Jasanoff 227

    Toward a Self-Critical Environmentalism
    Martin W. Lewis
    229

    Human Race at Crossroads
    T. N. Khoshoo
    232

    Can Humanity Avoid Self-Destruction?
    Mohamed Kassas 235

    An Issue We Ignore at Our Peril
    Kai N. Lee
    237

    Democracy and the Integrity of Commons
    Lennart J. Lundqvist
    239

    Paradoxes of Progress: How Can Humanity Improve Environmental Thinking and Environmental Action?
    Giridhari Lal Pandit 241

    Causes of Troubles in the Struggle for Existence
    Tatu Vanhanen
    242

    Integrative Science as Adaptive Device in Environmental Crisis: A Perspective from Ecology
    Carlos Martin-Cantarino
    244

    Is Humanity Destined to Self-Destruct? Our Predicament: We Canít Know Enough to Know
    Donald N. Michael
    247

    Will Malnutrition and Diseases Limit Human Numbers?
    David Pimentel and Marcia Pimentel
    251

    Is There a Common Humanity?
    Yvonne Rydin
    253

    Cancer-Risk Models and Statistical Casualties: Caldwell and the Need for Public-Interest Science
    Kristin Shrader-Frechette
    255

    Learning the Lesson of Interdependence
    Leslie Paul Thiele
    257

    Outliers and Advocates: Glimmers of Hope for the New Millennium?
    S. Holly Stocking
    261

    Environmental Politics at Thirty: Caldwell, Churchill, and an Unruly World
    Geoffrey Wandesforde-Smith
    263

    The Hare and the Tortoise: Dead in the Heat? Cross-National Differences and Knowledge Gaps in Environmental Policy
    Nicholas Watts
    266

    Response

    Perspectives on the Self-Destructive Tendencies of Humanity: A Symposium Response
    Lynton Keith Caldwell
    269

    SYMPOSIUM: THE HUMAN GENOME DIVERSITY PROJECT

    Racism: A Central Problem for the Human Genome Diversity Project
    Joseph S. Alper and Jon Beckwith
    285

    The Human Genome Diversity Project as a Complement to Human Population Genetics
    James E. Bowman
    289

    The HGDP Can Be and Should Be Pursued in Harmony with Its Subjects: An Account of the Israeli Experience
    Batsheva Bonne-Tamir
    291

    Itís More Than The Human Genome Diversity Project
    Frank C. Dukepoo
    293

    The Overlooked Ethics of the Human Genome Diversity Project
    Henry T. Greely
    297

    Is There a Need for the HGDP, Now That the HGP Is Interested in Human Variation?
    Fatimah L.C. Jackson
    300

    The Devil, The Details, and the HGDP
    Michael Harkin
    301

    Human Population Genetics versus the HGDP
    Debra Harry and Jonathan Marks
    303

    The HGDP in the Best Possible World
    Nils Holtug
    306

    Ethics and the Human Genome Diversity Project: An African Perspective
    Trefor Jenkins
    308

    Time Changes All Things, Yet There Is Nothing New under the Sun: The Transience of Ethical Norms
    Y. Edward Hsia
    312

    Experience and Preliminary Results in Human Genome Diversity Research
    Kenneth K. Kidd and Judith R. Kidd
    314

    The Human Genome Diversity Project: Cogitations of an African Native
    Felix I.D. Konotey-Ahulu
    317

    The HGDP and the Politics of Bioethics
    Margaret Lock
    323

    Ethical Opportunities Offered by the Human Genome Diversity Project
    Darryl R.J. Macer
    325

    Reflections on The Human Genome Diversity Project
    Hilary Rose
    328

    Global Human Diversity and Ethics
    Francisco M. Salzano
    330

    The Human Genome Diversity Project: Ethical Concerns
    Udo Schüklenk
    332

    Legitimate and Illegitimate Views of the HGDP
    Kenneth M. Weiss
    334

    A Needed Boost for the HGDP
    Dorothy C. Wertz
    336

    Response

    The Hazards of Studying Human Genetic Variation
    David B. Resnik
    338

    ROUNDTABLE BOOK REVIEW

    Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge (Edward O. Wilson)
    Reviewed by Jean Bethke Elshtain, Howard L. Kaye, Michael Ruse; with a response by Edward O. Wilson
    341

    BOOK REVIEWS

    The Perfect Baby: A Pragmatic Approach to Genetics (Glenn McGee)
    Robert H. Blank
    353

    Enhancing the Biological Weapons Convention (Oliver Thränert, ed.)
    Eric Croddy
    355

    The Forgiving Air: Understanding Environmental Change (Richard Somerville)
    Michael M. Gunter, Jr.
    356

    Biotechnology, Patents and Morality (Sigrid Sterckx, ed.)
    Mark J. Hanson
    358

    Enhancing Human Traits: Ethical and Social Implications (Erik Parens, ed.)
    Carson Strong
    360

    Biologische Waffen: Nicht in Hitlers Arsenalen (Erhard Geissler)
    Oliver Thränert
    362

     

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