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Neuroethics as a book category covers the ethical, legal, philosophical and social questions raised by neuroscience and brain-related technologies, combining perspectives from philosophy, medicine, law, psychology, sociology and policy. Titles in this category examine topics such as cognitive enhancement, mental privacy and data from neuroimaging, consent and research ethics, responsibility and free will in light of neural explanations of behavior, the ethics of interventions like deep brain stimulation and brain–computer interfaces, and implications for criminal justice, education and public health. Books range from academic monographs and case studies to policy analyses and accessible overviews for general readers, often debating how advances in neuroscience should be regulated, deployed, and understood in diverse cultural and global contexts.

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