These essays address the many moral, legal and social questions raised by the development of ectogenetic technology. The authors, who are experts in law, ethics, and philosophy, discuss such problems as the moral permissibility of ectogenesis, legal management of ectogenesis, and its potential impact on women's reproductive rights and men's ability to have babies without the assistance of women. This volume is part of the Value in Bioethics series, which examines value inquiry in all areas of bioethics. Annotation ©2007 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)