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    Global Bioethics: Converting Sustainable Development to Global Survival
    with V. R. Potter
    Global Bioethics 14 (4): 9-17. 2001.
    Millions of people in various parts of the world and within each country are presently surviving in categories described as “mere”, “miserable”, “idealistic”, “irresponsible”, and “acceptable”. The term “acceptable survival” is proposed as a bioethical goal of global survival, looking beyond the 21st century to the year 3000 and beyond. The frequently used alternative term is “sustainable development”, but in most contexts this is an economic concept and does not imply any moral or ethical const…Read more