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El. knyga: Genomics and Society: Legal, Ethical and Social Dimensions

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The impact of genomics on society has been the focus of debate and conflict across the world. This book presents a series of comparative perspectives on the social, ethical and legal implications of genomics.

From the mid 1990s to the present day, agricultural biotechnology - GM crops and foods - has been the focus of debate and conflict in many European countries. Contrasting views of risks and benefits, trust in science and regulation, the understanding of science, media coverage and mobilization of the public by civil society groups - all have been cited as drivers of public opinion. Designed in part to allay public concerns about GM agriculture, a European moratorium led to a new regulatory framework. The long running controversy is a signal that the public's view cannot be ignored in the development and implementation of new technologies arising out of genomics. Yet, agricultural biotechnologies are but one development in this area. Genetic testing and the uses of genetic information, the cloning of human cells and tissues, and transgenic animals are potentially no less challenging for the public and regulators alike.This volume, by an international group of social scientists from Europe, North America and Japan, presents a series of comparative perspectives on the social, ethical and legal implications of genomics. The aim is to capture lessons from the controversies of the 1990s and to raise the level of debate on the societal implications of new developments in genomics.
The Genomic Society and its Public: Introduction * Part I: Emerging
Issues and Debates * Dilemmas of Genetic Information * Spare Parts for Human
Bodies * Moving the Goalposts in Bioethics * Whom to Trust with Genes on the
Menu? * Part II: The Efficacy of Public Opinion * Public Mobilization and
Policy Consequences * The Coming of Age of Public Participation * Issue
Salience and Media Framing over 30 Years * The Politics of Bioethics * The
Monster in the Public Imagination * Part III: Global Perspectives * Towards a
Global Pop Culture of Genes? * Competing Voices, Contrasting Frames in North
America * Transatlantic Tensions over GM Crops and Foods:
Diverging perspectives * The Japanese Experience * Paradoxes of Resistance in
Brazil * Index
George Gaskell is Director, Methodology Institute at the London School of Economics. Martin W. Bauer is Reader in Social Psychology and Research Methods at the London School of Economics.
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