This collection reviews developments in DNA profiling across jurisdictions with a focus on scientific and technological advancement as well as the political and socio-legal impact.
This collection reviews developments in DNA profiling across jurisdictions with a focus on scientific and technological advancement as well as the political and socio-legal impact.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Victor Toom is scientific staff at the Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy, The Hague, the Netherlands. Dr Matthias Wienroth, Centre for Crime and Policing, Department of Social Sciences, University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Amade M'charek is Professor of Anthropology of Science at the Department of Anthropology, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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Contents Acknowledgements Notes on contributors Introduction 1 Forensic genetics and their technolegal worlds: The law, practices and politics of forensic DNA profiling: Introduction Victor Toom, Matthias Wienroth and Amade M'charek Part I DNA profiling and database governance 2 Technolegal worlds in an armed conflict: The forensic making of victims in Colombia María Fernanda Olarte-Sierra and Jaime Enrique Castro Bermúdez 3 Travelling promises: Forensic DNA databases in Brazil's technolegal setting Vitor Richter and Luiza Louzada 4 Forensic DNA analysis and database governance in Ghana Aaron Opoku Amankwaa and Judith Amankwa Addo 5 Legislating forensic genetics in South Africa: Science, justice and the occlusion of race in postapartheid DNA databasing Noah Tamarkin Part II New and emerging innovations and applications 6 From promise to practice: Anticipatory work and the adoption of massive parallel sequencing in forensics Roos Hopman, Irene van Oorschot and Amade M'charek 7 Deliberating forensic genetics innovations: The case of rapid DNA technologies in England and Wales Dana Wilson-Kovacs 8 Emerging forensic genetic technologies: Contested anticipations of legitimation, caution and social situatedness Christopher James Lawless Part III Issues of legitimacy 9 Systemic (mis)trust in technolegal worlds: Three key trust relationships in forensic genetics Matthias Wienroth 10 Why is DNA not enough? The multiple temporalities of family reunification in Finland Anna-Maria Tapaninen and Ilpo Helén 11 Evaluating forensic DNA databases Carole McCartney and Aaron Amankwaa 12 The stakes of forensic phenotypic profiling: Can solidarity help? Barbara Prainsack and Gabrielle Samuel 13 Conceptions of consent, family and jurisdiction in forensic genetic genealogical searches Erin Murphy Epilogue 14 Technolegal policies and practices: Studying the past, present and future of forensic genetics David Skinner
Contents Acknowledgements Notes on contributors Introduction 1 Forensic genetics and their technolegal worlds: The law, practices and politics of forensic DNA profiling: Introduction Victor Toom, Matthias Wienroth and Amade M'charek Part I DNA profiling and database governance 2 Technolegal worlds in an armed conflict: The forensic making of victims in Colombia María Fernanda Olarte-Sierra and Jaime Enrique Castro Bermúdez 3 Travelling promises: Forensic DNA databases in Brazil's technolegal setting Vitor Richter and Luiza Louzada 4 Forensic DNA analysis and database governance in Ghana Aaron Opoku Amankwaa and Judith Amankwa Addo 5 Legislating forensic genetics in South Africa: Science, justice and the occlusion of race in postapartheid DNA databasing Noah Tamarkin Part II New and emerging innovations and applications 6 From promise to practice: Anticipatory work and the adoption of massive parallel sequencing in forensics Roos Hopman, Irene van Oorschot and Amade M'charek 7 Deliberating forensic genetics innovations: The case of rapid DNA technologies in England and Wales Dana Wilson-Kovacs 8 Emerging forensic genetic technologies: Contested anticipations of legitimation, caution and social situatedness Christopher James Lawless Part III Issues of legitimacy 9 Systemic (mis)trust in technolegal worlds: Three key trust relationships in forensic genetics Matthias Wienroth 10 Why is DNA not enough? The multiple temporalities of family reunification in Finland Anna-Maria Tapaninen and Ilpo Helén 11 Evaluating forensic DNA databases Carole McCartney and Aaron Amankwaa 12 The stakes of forensic phenotypic profiling: Can solidarity help? Barbara Prainsack and Gabrielle Samuel 13 Conceptions of consent, family and jurisdiction in forensic genetic genealogical searches Erin Murphy Epilogue 14 Technolegal policies and practices: Studying the past, present and future of forensic genetics David Skinner
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