Joseph Millum is a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at St. Andrews University, UK.Danielle Bromwich is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Leeds, UK.

'This book is simply brilliant, an outstanding contribution to the field. It is difficult to imagine a better introduction to the ethics of consent. The text is well-structured, thoroughly argued, and highly engaging.' - Peter Schaber, University of Zurich, Switzerland

• 1. Introduction: Why this book? Part 1: Consent Theory 2. What is Consent? 3. Competence 4. The Informational Requirements: Understanding and Disclosure 5. Voluntariness: Coercion, Manipulation, and Deception Part 2: Consent in Practice 6. Consent to Medical Care 7. Consent to Clinical Research 8. Consent Online 9. Consent to Sex 10. Consent to Government. Index

Joseph Millum is a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at St. Andrews University, UK.Danielle Bromwich is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Leeds, UK.

'This book is simply brilliant, an outstanding contribution to the field. It is difficult to imagine a better introduction to the ethics of consent. The text is well-structured, thoroughly argued, and highly engaging.' - Peter Schaber, University of Zurich, Switzerland

• 1. Introduction: Why this book? Part 1: Consent Theory 2. What is Consent? 3. Competence 4. The Informational Requirements: Understanding and Disclosure 5. Voluntariness: Coercion, Manipulation, and Deception Part 2: Consent in Practice 6. Consent to Medical Care 7. Consent to Clinical Research 8. Consent Online 9. Consent to Sex 10. Consent to Government. Index

Joseph Millum is a Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at St. Andrews University, UK.Danielle Bromwich is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Leeds, UK.

'This book is simply brilliant, an outstanding contribution to the field. It is difficult to imagine a better introduction to the ethics of consent. The text is well-structured, thoroughly argued, and highly engaging.' - Peter Schaber, University of Zurich, Switzerland

• 1. Introduction: Why this book? Part 1: Consent Theory 2. What is Consent? 3. Competence 4. The Informational Requirements: Understanding and Disclosure 5. Voluntariness: Coercion, Manipulation, and Deception Part 2: Consent in Practice 6. Consent to Medical Care 7. Consent to Clinical Research 8. Consent Online 9. Consent to Sex 10. Consent to Government. Index