Lílian Santos is a professor of Bioethics at Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum and at Catholic Institute of Technology. Prof. Santos is a directive board member and a research scholar at UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights, in Rome, Italy. She obtained her Ph.D. in Bioethics from the Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Her doctoral dissertation—on Transhumanism and the global governance of human genome editing—was graded “summa cum laude” and won the Academic Excellence Prize. Prof. Lílian Santos also holds a master's degree in Bioethics, a bachelor's degree in Education and Development, and another degree in Religious Sciences. She holds specialisation diplomas in University Teaching, Women in Public Life, and Integral Ecology. Originally from Brazil, Prof. Santos has studied, volunteered, and worked for the last 14 years in Spain, Venezuela, Colombia, Ireland, and Italy.

• Introduction to the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART I Common Themes Between the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- Chapter 1 The Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and the World Health Organization Framework.- Chapter 2 Transhumanism and its Original Documents.- Chapter 3 Common Themes Between the Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART II Tasks for Today’s Bioethics.- Chapter 4 Addressing Possibilities, Desires, and Questions.- Chapter 5 The Limitations of “Therapy (Allowed) Versus Enhancement (Forbidden).- Chapter 6 From “Therapy versus Enhancement” to Proportionality.- Chapter 7 Principle of Proportionality for the Choice Among Legitimate Means for Intervention.- Chapter 8 Bioethics’ Role in the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 9 Refining the Predominant Values for the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 10 Specifying the Ethics of Human Genome Editing.- Conclusion Lessons Learned.- Annexes Interactive Presentations.- Bibliography.

Lílian Santos is a professor of Bioethics at Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum and at Catholic Institute of Technology. Prof. Santos is a directive board member and a research scholar at UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights, in Rome, Italy. She obtained her Ph.D. in Bioethics from the Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Her doctoral dissertation—on Transhumanism and the global governance of human genome editing—was graded “summa cum laude” and won the Academic Excellence Prize. Prof. Lílian Santos also holds a master's degree in Bioethics, a bachelor's degree in Education and Development, and another degree in Religious Sciences. She holds specialisation diplomas in University Teaching, Women in Public Life, and Integral Ecology. Originally from Brazil, Prof. Santos has studied, volunteered, and worked for the last 14 years in Spain, Venezuela, Colombia, Ireland, and Italy.

• Introduction to the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART I Common Themes Between the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- Chapter 1 The Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and the World Health Organization Framework.- Chapter 2 Transhumanism and its Original Documents.- Chapter 3 Common Themes Between the Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART II Tasks for Today’s Bioethics.- Chapter 4 Addressing Possibilities, Desires, and Questions.- Chapter 5 The Limitations of “Therapy (Allowed) Versus Enhancement (Forbidden).- Chapter 6 From “Therapy versus Enhancement” to Proportionality.- Chapter 7 Principle of Proportionality for the Choice Among Legitimate Means for Intervention.- Chapter 8 Bioethics’ Role in the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 9 Refining the Predominant Values for the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 10 Specifying the Ethics of Human Genome Editing.- Conclusion Lessons Learned.- Annexes Interactive Presentations.- Bibliography.

Lílian Santos is a professor of Bioethics at Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum and at Catholic Institute of Technology. Prof. Santos is a directive board member and a research scholar at UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights, in Rome, Italy. She obtained her Ph.D. in Bioethics from the Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Her doctoral dissertation—on Transhumanism and the global governance of human genome editing—was graded “summa cum laude” and won the Academic Excellence Prize. Prof. Lílian Santos also holds a master's degree in Bioethics, a bachelor's degree in Education and Development, and another degree in Religious Sciences. She holds specialisation diplomas in University Teaching, Women in Public Life, and Integral Ecology. Originally from Brazil, Prof. Santos has studied, volunteered, and worked for the last 14 years in Spain, Venezuela, Colombia, Ireland, and Italy.

• Introduction to the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART I Common Themes Between the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- Chapter 1 The Global Governance of Human Genome Editing and the World Health Organization Framework.- Chapter 2 Transhumanism and its Original Documents.- Chapter 3 Common Themes Between the Governance of Human Genome Editing and Transhumanism.- PART II Tasks for Today’s Bioethics.- Chapter 4 Addressing Possibilities, Desires, and Questions.- Chapter 5 The Limitations of “Therapy (Allowed) Versus Enhancement (Forbidden).- Chapter 6 From “Therapy versus Enhancement” to Proportionality.- Chapter 7 Principle of Proportionality for the Choice Among Legitimate Means for Intervention.- Chapter 8 Bioethics’ Role in the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 9 Refining the Predominant Values for the Global Governance of Human Genome Editing.- Chapter 10 Specifying the Ethics of Human Genome Editing.- Conclusion Lessons Learned.- Annexes Interactive Presentations.- Bibliography.