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Can Families Have Interests?
American Journal of Bioethics 17 (11):27-29 (2017)
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In their account of the value of parental permission, Navin and Wasserman see families as “collective agents” who “form identities” and have interests as a “family unit” that sometimes justify subo...Other Versions
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