Groundbreaking perspectives on the ethical, political, and social implications of genetic research on human sexuality. In this cross-disciplinary workshop, scholars from psychology, sociology, philosophy, gender studies, and beyond will interrogate the increasingly complex relationship between genetics and behavior. Attendees are invited to consider: What does the latest research show, or not? To what extent does genetic knowledge inform understandings of social diļ¬erence? What are the limits of biological theories of human sexual diversity? What is at stake for sexual minorities?
