Organs for sale: bioethics, neoliberalism, and public moral deliberation

Section one. Morals, markets, and medicine. Organs for sale? Normative entanglements in the public sphere

Public morality : altruism, rhetoric, and bioethics

Section two. The rhetorical positions, arguments, and justifications in human organ procurement. The case for an altruistic supply system

The case for a market-based supply system

Section three. Morality, neoliberalism, and the prospects of reasoning together in a democracy. The neoliberal graft : medicine, morality, and markets in liberal-democratic regimes

Good reasons : metanormativity and categoricity

Weighing reasons : telic orientataion, rhetorical force, and normative force

Section four. Weighing reasons in the organ debate. The scope of the market : exploitation, coercion, paternalism, and legal consistency

What money cannot buy and what money ought not buy : dignity, motives, and markets

Conclusion : What kind of policy for what kind of society?