Death and Medical Power: An Ethical Analysis of Dutch Euthanasia Practice

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1. Indewey Gerlings-Huurman 1977.

2. Leenen 1977: 72–146.

3. Muntendam 1977: 5–15.

4. Sporken 1977.

5. Enthoven 1987; Hoogerkamp 1992: 13.

6. Beemer 1977: 30–47.

7. Staatscommissie Euthanasie 1985, p. 26.

8. Van der Wal and Van der Maas 1996.

9. Jochemsen and Keown 1999, 25: 16–21.

10. Meerman 1991.

11. Dowbiggin 2003.

12. Hoogerwerf 1999.

13. Ten Have and Janssens 2001; Janssens, Ten Have and Zylicz 1999, 25: 408– 12.

14. Kolfschoten 2003, 361: 1352–3.

15. Available online at http://www.coe.int/euthanasia-report.

16. Van der Wal et al. 2003.

17. Van den Berg 1969, 5, p. 48.

18. Van den Berg 1956.

19. Van den Berg 1959; Van den Berg 1961.

20. Van den Berg 1969, 5, p. 27.

21. Van den Berg 1969, 5, p. 37.

22. Handelingen Tweede Kamer, 1959–1970, 40ste vergadering, p. 1952.

23. Rigter 1992.

24. Ten Have and Clark 2002.

25. Gezondheidsraad 1973, p. 6.

26. KNMG – Koninklijke Nederlandsche Maatschappij tot Bevordering der Geneeskunst 1936, p. 7.

27. Ten Have and Janssens 2001, p. 18.

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Table of contents

  • Facing Death ii
  • Title Page iii
  • Contents v
  • Series Editor's Preface ix
  • Introduction 1
  • 1: Euthanasia and Medical Power 5
  • 2: The Growth of Medical Power 22
  • 3: The Medical Practice of Euthanasia 57
  • 4: The Response of the Law 91
  • 5: Justifying the Practice of Euthanasia 133
  • 6: Lessons to Be Learned 169
  • Appendix I: Digest of Dutch Jurisprudence 187
  • Appendix II: 2001 Law on Euthanasia and Pas 211
  • Notes 220
  • References 227
  • Index 235
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