Titlebook: Religion and Biopolitics; Mirjam Weiberg-Salzmann,Ulrich Willems Book 2020 Springer International Publishing AG 2020 Religion and politics

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Bioethics and Biopolitics in Switzerland: Stem Cell Research and Preimplantation Diagnostics in the e compromise position in comparison with European countries, is striking in the two publically discussed changes of law in regard to bioethical questions. Focusing on Christian churches reveals a common rejection of preimplantation diagnosis, while stem cell research was discussed much more controversially.

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Challenging the Political: Religious Actors and Religious Arguments in Liberal Democraciesof the use of religious arguments. Therefore, how religious traditions and actors formulate their bioethical positions and the kinds of reasons they give to validate their positions are of particular interest. Moreover, how do religious actors influence politics, e.g., in which ways and under what c

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Embryonic Silences: Human Life Between Biomedicine, Religion, and State Authorities in Austria center stage revealed that unborn human life is entangled in competing visions on its moral status and disagreements about the appropriate place of the Catholic Church in Austria’s public life. In line with the norms and imaginaries of Austrian political culture, such disputes were not publically d

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Moral Politics in Ireland: From Religious Domination to Political Indifferencerow institutional framework with limited participants and contents. The church operates like an institutional power player and would prefer to limit the discussion rather than to spread it. Neither the legal framework nor the social and ethical effects of the technologies are sufficiently opened up

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Moralizing Embryo Politics in Germany: Between Christian-Inspired Values and Historical Constrainsrestrictive positions. Church representatives were also on the official advisory boards. The main topics were freedom of research versus protection of human dignity and historical reservations (National Socialism period/eugenics). Despite some liberalizations (e.g., postponement of the deadline), th

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