Organs and Inducements: Special Issue of Law and Contemporary Problems

[Clark]

http://marketdesigner.blogspot.com/2014/12/organs-and-inducements-special-issue-of.html

Organs and Inducements: Special Issue of Law and Contemporary Problems edited by Cook and Krawiec

Volume 77   2014   Number 3
Organs and Inducements
Philip J. Cook & Kimberly D. Krawiec
Special Editors

A Primer on Kidney Transplantation: Anatomy of the Shortage
Philip J. Cook &
Kimberly D. Krawiec   1

Six Decades of Organ Donation and the Challenges That Shifting the United States to a Market System Would Create Around the World
Alexander M. Capron   25

Regulating the Organ Market: Normative Foundations for Market Regulation
I. Glenn Cohen   71

Perceptions of Efficacy, Morality, and Politics of Potential Cadaveric Organ-Transplantation Reforms
Christopher T. Robertson,
David V. Yokum &
Megan S. Wright   101

Philanthropically Funded Heroism Awards for Kidney Donors?
Muriel Niederle &
Alvin E. Roth   131

Reverse Transplant Tourism
Kimberly D. Krawiec &
Michael A. Rees   145

Organs Without Borders? Allocating Transplant Organs, Foreigners, and the Importance of the Nation-State (?)
I. Glenn Cohen   175

State Organ-Donation Incentives Under the National Organ Transplant Act
Sally Satel,
Joshua C. Morrison &
Rick K. Jones   217

Designing a Compensated–Kidney Donation System
T. Randolph Beard &
Jim Leitzel   253

Altruism Exchanges and the Kidney Shortage
Stephen J. Choi,
Mitu Gulati &
Eric A. Posner   289

Reciprocal Altruism—the Impact of Resurrecting an Old Moral Imperative on the National Organ Donation Rate in Israel
Jacob Lavee &
Avraham Stoler   323

Organ Quality as a Complicating Factor in Proposed Systems of Inducements for Organ Donation
Michael L. Volk   337

[Clark]

Aside from my truth in labeling quibble, the authors of these articles generally are thoughtful, if too casually repeating how low a risk we take. Recommended reading to see how the argument for compensation of kidney sellers is progressing in the US.