Abstract
This article examines the potential societal problems that would accompany the implementation of eugenics programs and considers possible mechanisms for dealing with these problems. Governmental control of research in positive eugenics is identified as a practical means of preempting the undesirable consequences of scientific advances. Since proposed government research controls would infringe upon academic freedom of inquiry, the constitutional issues raised by this clash are framed and analyzed.
Recommended Citation
I. S. Bass,
Governmental Control of Research in Positive Eugencis,
7
U. Mich. J. L. Reform
615
(1974).
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