The Biopolitics of Human Enhancement

The Politics of Human Enhancement delves into the ethical and political implications of biotechnology and scientific advancements used to enhance human capabilities. With a focus on the social, economic, and political consequences of human evolution through enhancement, the series features interdisciplinary research from experts in bioethics, political philosophy, and related fields. As enhancement technologies become more widespread, and governments and other stakeholders grapple with questions about the appropriate regulation and governance of these technologies, there is an increasing need for the Humanities and Social Sciences to engage with practical and policy issues related to human enhancement. By bringing together scholars from fields such as bioethics and political philosophy, this series fosters collaboration and dialogue, enabling researchers to learn from one another and to develop new insights and approaches to these issues.