A Web of Prevention
Biological Weapons, Life Sciences and the Governance of Research
Herausgeber: Rappert, Brian; McLeish, Caitriona
A Web of Prevention
Biological Weapons, Life Sciences and the Governance of Research
Herausgeber: Rappert, Brian; McLeish, Caitriona
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9781138012189
- ISBN-10: 1138012181
- Artikelnr.: 39712643
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 224
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9781138012189
- ISBN-10: 1138012181
- Artikelnr.: 39712643
Brian Rappert is an Associate Professor of Science, Technology and Public Affairs in the Department of Sociology and Philosophy at the University of Exeter (UK). Caitrona McLeish is a Fellow in SPRU, Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Sussex (UK).
Foreword by Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack 1. Introduction: A Web of Prevention?
2. Life Sciences or Death Sciences: Tipping the Balance towards Life with
Ethics, Codes and Laws 3. Whistleblowers: Risks and Skills 4. Education for
the Life Sciences: Choices and Challenges 5. Dual Use: Can We Learn from
the Physicists Experience? A Personal View 6. Science and Technology
Developments Relevant to the Biological Weapons Convention 7. Options for a
Scientific Advisory Panel for the Biological Weapons Convention 8. Dual Use
Biotechnology Research: The Case for Protective Oversight 9. Reflections on
the Role of Research Oversight in a Web of Prevention 10. Export Control
and the Non-proliferation of Materials: National Boundaries in
International Science? 11. Chemical and Biological Weapons Export Controls
and the Web of Prevention: A Practitioners Perspective 12. How Does Secrecy
Work? Keeping and Disclosing Secrets in the History of the UK Biological
Warfare Programme 13. Reflecting on the Problem of Dual Use 14.Governing
Dual Use Life Science Research: Opportunities and Risks for Public Health
Index
2. Life Sciences or Death Sciences: Tipping the Balance towards Life with
Ethics, Codes and Laws 3. Whistleblowers: Risks and Skills 4. Education for
the Life Sciences: Choices and Challenges 5. Dual Use: Can We Learn from
the Physicists Experience? A Personal View 6. Science and Technology
Developments Relevant to the Biological Weapons Convention 7. Options for a
Scientific Advisory Panel for the Biological Weapons Convention 8. Dual Use
Biotechnology Research: The Case for Protective Oversight 9. Reflections on
the Role of Research Oversight in a Web of Prevention 10. Export Control
and the Non-proliferation of Materials: National Boundaries in
International Science? 11. Chemical and Biological Weapons Export Controls
and the Web of Prevention: A Practitioners Perspective 12. How Does Secrecy
Work? Keeping and Disclosing Secrets in the History of the UK Biological
Warfare Programme 13. Reflecting on the Problem of Dual Use 14.Governing
Dual Use Life Science Research: Opportunities and Risks for Public Health
Index
Foreword by Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack 1. Introduction: A Web of Prevention?
2. Life Sciences or Death Sciences: Tipping the Balance towards Life with
Ethics, Codes and Laws 3. Whistleblowers: Risks and Skills 4. Education for
the Life Sciences: Choices and Challenges 5. Dual Use: Can We Learn from
the Physicists Experience? A Personal View 6. Science and Technology
Developments Relevant to the Biological Weapons Convention 7. Options for a
Scientific Advisory Panel for the Biological Weapons Convention 8. Dual Use
Biotechnology Research: The Case for Protective Oversight 9. Reflections on
the Role of Research Oversight in a Web of Prevention 10. Export Control
and the Non-proliferation of Materials: National Boundaries in
International Science? 11. Chemical and Biological Weapons Export Controls
and the Web of Prevention: A Practitioners Perspective 12. How Does Secrecy
Work? Keeping and Disclosing Secrets in the History of the UK Biological
Warfare Programme 13. Reflecting on the Problem of Dual Use 14.Governing
Dual Use Life Science Research: Opportunities and Risks for Public Health
Index
2. Life Sciences or Death Sciences: Tipping the Balance towards Life with
Ethics, Codes and Laws 3. Whistleblowers: Risks and Skills 4. Education for
the Life Sciences: Choices and Challenges 5. Dual Use: Can We Learn from
the Physicists Experience? A Personal View 6. Science and Technology
Developments Relevant to the Biological Weapons Convention 7. Options for a
Scientific Advisory Panel for the Biological Weapons Convention 8. Dual Use
Biotechnology Research: The Case for Protective Oversight 9. Reflections on
the Role of Research Oversight in a Web of Prevention 10. Export Control
and the Non-proliferation of Materials: National Boundaries in
International Science? 11. Chemical and Biological Weapons Export Controls
and the Web of Prevention: A Practitioners Perspective 12. How Does Secrecy
Work? Keeping and Disclosing Secrets in the History of the UK Biological
Warfare Programme 13. Reflecting on the Problem of Dual Use 14.Governing
Dual Use Life Science Research: Opportunities and Risks for Public Health
Index