Robertson, John A <br/><br/>
Embryos, families, and procreative liberty: the legal structure of the new reproduction.  [electronic resource] 

 -  Southern California law review  Jul 1986 
 - 939-1041 p.  digital 
<br/><br/> Publication Type: Journal Article 
<br/><br/><label>ISSN: </label>0038-3910 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Advisory Committees<br/>Australia<br/>Child<br/>Civil Rights<br/>Coercion<br/>Confidentiality<br/>Contracts<br/>Cryopreservation<br/>Embryo Transfer<br/>Embryo, Mammalian<br/>Ethics<br/>Family Relations<br/>Fees and Charges<br/>Female<br/>Fertilization in Vitro<br/>Genetic Diseases, Inborn<br/>Human Experimentation<br/>Humans<br/>Infertility<br/>Insemination, Artificial<br/>International Cooperation<br/>Internationality<br/>Jurisprudence<br/>Moral Obligations<br/>Oocyte Donation<br/>Ownership<br/>Parents<br/>Prejudice<br/>Privacy<br/>Public Policy<br/>Reproduction<br/>Reproductive Techniques, Assisted<br/>Risk<br/>Risk Assessment<br/>Single Person<br/>Social Change<br/>Social Responsibility<br/>Spermatozoa<br/>Spouses<br/>Stress, Psychological<br/>Gestational Carriers<br/>Tissue Donors<br/>Tissue and Organ Procurement<br/>United Kingdom<br/>United States<br/>Wedge Argument<br/>Women<br/>Wounds and Injuries