Childress James F. (Hrsg.): Belmont Revisited

"There can be little doubt that the 1979 "Belmont Report" was a key document in the development of national policy on human subject research. Its history and its importance are too little known. This book, a splendid and probing collection about the "Report," is an important study, readable and interesting. Human subject research remains a difficult and contentious area. This book helps to show why, and will help to bring greater light to the ongoing debate."—Daniel Callahan, director of international programs, The Hastings Center