Developing World Bioethics

From the Guest Editors
pp. iii-iv(2)
Authors: Johnston J.; Elliott C.

Summary: The Science of Genealogy by Genetics
pp. 103-108(6)
Authors: Johnston J.; Thomas M.

Case Study: The Lemba
pp. 109-111(3)
Author: Johnston J.

Constructing Black Jews: Genetic Tests and the Lemba – the ‘Black Jews’ of South Africa
pp. 112-118(7)
Author: Parfitt T.

Not an Innocent Pursuit: The Politics of a ‘Jewish’ Genetic Signature
pp. 119-126(8)
Author: Azoulay K.G.

Yearning for the Long Lost Home: The Lemba and the Jewish Narrative of Genetic Return
pp. 127-132(6)
Author: Zoloth L.

The Ethical and Social Implications of Exploring African American Genealogies
pp. 133-141(9)
Authors: Dula A.; Royal C.; Miles S.

Black as Me: Narrative Identity
pp. 142-150(9)
Author: Baylis F.

Genetic Ancestry Tracing and the African Identity: A Double-Edged Sword?
pp. 151-158(8)
Author: Rotimi C.N.

Blondes, Lost and Found: Representations of Genes, Identity, and History
pp. 159-169(11)
Authors: Pálsson G.; Helgason A.

Chimerical Categories: Caste, Race, and Genetics
pp. 170-177(8)
Author: Sabir S.

Place, Priestly Status and Purity: The Impact of Genetic Research on an Indian Jewish Community
pp. 178-185(8)
Author: Parfitt T.

The Contributors
pp. 186-188(3)

Many Thanks to Developing World Bioethics Reviewers
pp. 189-189(1)

Index to Volume 3 2003
pp. 190-191(2)