Primordial ownership versus dispossession of the body : a contribution to the problem of cloning from the perspective of classical European philosophy of law

In Heiner Roetz (ed.), Cross-cultural issues in bioethics: the example of human cloning. New York, NY: Rodopi (2006)
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