This book follows and complements the previous volume Biotechnology and International Law (Hart 2006) bringing a specific focus on human rights.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Francesco Francioni is Professor of International Law at the EUI, Florence and the University of Siena.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Overview and Cross-cutting Issues 1. Genetic Resources, Biotechnology and Human Rights: The International Legal Framework F Francioni 2. State Responsibility for Violations of Basic Principles of Bioethics P-M Dupuy Part II. Bioethics and Human Genetics 3. Ethical Pluralism and the Regulation of Modern Biotechnology R Brownsword 4. Consolidating Bio-rights in Europe S Millns 5. UNESCO Standard-setting Activities on Bioethics: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick A Yusuf 6. The Normative Spectrum of an Ethically-inspired Legal Instrument : The 2005 Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights H Boussard Part III. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 7. Agricultural Biotechnology and the Right to Food K Mechlem and T Raney 8. A Case Study of the European Union's Regulation of GMOs: Environment, Health, Consumer Rights and Economic Freedom E Righini 9. Biogenetic Resources and Indigenous Peoples' Rights F Lenzerini Part IV. Intellectual Property Rights and Trade Issues 10. Biotechnology, Human Rights and International Economic Law E-U Petersmann 11. Genetic Engineering, Trade and Human Rights T Cottier 12. Patents, Biotechnology and Human Rights: The Preservation of Biodiverse Resources for Future Generations F Abbott Part V. Participatory Rights and Remedies 13. Citizens' Rights and Participation in the Regulation of Biotechnology D Galligan Part VI. International Humanitarian Law 14. Offensive Military Applications of Biotechnologies: Loopholes in the Law? L Vierucci
Part I. Overview and Cross-cutting Issues 1. Genetic Resources, Biotechnology and Human Rights: The International Legal Framework F Francioni 2. State Responsibility for Violations of Basic Principles of Bioethics P-M Dupuy Part II. Bioethics and Human Genetics 3. Ethical Pluralism and the Regulation of Modern Biotechnology R Brownsword 4. Consolidating Bio-rights in Europe S Millns 5. UNESCO Standard-setting Activities on Bioethics: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick A Yusuf 6. The Normative Spectrum of an Ethically-inspired Legal Instrument : The 2005 Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights H Boussard Part III. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 7. Agricultural Biotechnology and the Right to Food K Mechlem and T Raney 8. A Case Study of the European Union's Regulation of GMOs: Environment, Health, Consumer Rights and Economic Freedom E Righini 9. Biogenetic Resources and Indigenous Peoples' Rights F Lenzerini Part IV. Intellectual Property Rights and Trade Issues 10. Biotechnology, Human Rights and International Economic Law E-U Petersmann 11. Genetic Engineering, Trade and Human Rights T Cottier 12. Patents, Biotechnology and Human Rights: The Preservation of Biodiverse Resources for Future Generations F Abbott Part V. Participatory Rights and Remedies 13. Citizens' Rights and Participation in the Regulation of Biotechnology D Galligan Part VI. International Humanitarian Law 14. Offensive Military Applications of Biotechnologies: Loopholes in the Law? L Vierucci
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