Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the (Im)Possibility of Global BioethicsAuthor: Julia Tao Lai Po-Wah Published by Springer Netherlands ISBN: 978-90-481-5969-7 DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-1195-1Table of Contents:Global Bioethics, Global Dialogue: Introduction Morality, Universality, and Particularity: Rethinking the Role of Community in the Foundations of Bioethics Is Just Caring Possible? Challenge to Bioethics in the New Century Living and Dying in a Post-Traditional World The Tension between Biomedical Technology and Confucian Values On Relational Paradigm in Bioethics The Ethics of Prenatal Screening and the Search for Global Bioethics Genetic Engineering and Social Justice: Towards a Global Bioethics? Global Biomedicine, Human Dignity, and the Moral Justification of Political Power The Reappraisal of the Foundations of Bioethics: A Confucian Perspective Self-Ownership and Its Implications for Bioethics Health Inequalities and Justice Managing Medical Information: The Moral Dilemmas in Postmodern Societies Stabilizing or Changing Identity? The Ethical Problem of Sex Reassignment Surgery as a Conflict among the Individual, Community, and Society Homosexuality and the Use of Reproductive Technology The Domain of Parental Discretion in Treatment of Neonates: Beyond the Impasse between a Sanctity-of-Life and Quality-of-Life Ethic Ethics and Narrative in Evidence-Based Medicine Local Bioethical Discourse: Implications for Understanding Disease Bioethics and Philosophy of Bioethics: A New Orientation A New Possibility of Global Bioethics as an Intercultural Social Tuning Technology