First published in 2000. This work documents an international and interdisciplinary workshop on the ethical aspects of the patenting of biotechnological inventions, including genes, plants and animals. The public perception is discussed, along with how these perceptions relate to ethical, social and cultural factors.
First published in 2000. This work documents an international and interdisciplinary workshop on the ethical aspects of the patenting of biotechnological inventions, including genes, plants and animals. The public perception is discussed, along with how these perceptions relate to ethical, social and cultural factors.
1: European patent law and biotechnological inventions 1: Biotechnology: Scientific Aspects 2: Plant biotechnology: historical perspective, recent developments and future possibilities 3: Plant biotechnology and its future impact on science, agriculture and the environment 4: Biomedical applications of biotechnology 2: Public Perception of Biotechnology 5: Adolescents' opinions about genetic risk and genetic testing 6: Intrinsic value of balanced views and policies on biotechnology 7: Biotechnology-related consensus conferences in Denmark 3: Ethical, Social and Cultural Aspects of the Biotechnology Debate 8: Ethical aspects of genetic engineering 9: Biotechnology policy and ethics 10: Cultural background of the ethical and social debate about biotechnology 11: The virtual reality of the biotechnology debate 4: Legal Framework: Patentability In Europe and the US 12: Biotechnology patents in Europe: from law to ethics 13: Types of invention in the field of genetic engineering, arising in the practice of the European Patent Office 14: Patents and morality 15: Biotechnology patents in the United States 16: The new proposal for a Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions 5: The Case For And Against The Patenting Of Biotechnological Inventions 17: Jan Van Rompaey 18: Isabelle Meister 19: Jan Mertens 20: Steve Emmott 21: Daniel Alexander 22: Michel Vandenbosch 23: Michiel Linskens 24: Christoph Then 25: Luc Vankrunkelsven 26: R. Stephen Crespi 27: Summary of the questions 6: The Debate 28: Biotechnology and the public debate: some philosophical reflections 29: Summary of the discussions 7: Comments and Conclusions 30: Comments on the proceedings of the conference on biotechnology, patents and morality 31: Patents and morality: a philosophical commentary on the conference 'Biotechnology, patents and morality' 32: Conclusions
1: European patent law and biotechnological inventions 1: Biotechnology: Scientific Aspects 2: Plant biotechnology: historical perspective, recent developments and future possibilities 3: Plant biotechnology and its future impact on science, agriculture and the environment 4: Biomedical applications of biotechnology 2: Public Perception of Biotechnology 5: Adolescents' opinions about genetic risk and genetic testing 6: Intrinsic value of balanced views and policies on biotechnology 7: Biotechnology-related consensus conferences in Denmark 3: Ethical, Social and Cultural Aspects of the Biotechnology Debate 8: Ethical aspects of genetic engineering 9: Biotechnology policy and ethics 10: Cultural background of the ethical and social debate about biotechnology 11: The virtual reality of the biotechnology debate 4: Legal Framework: Patentability In Europe and the US 12: Biotechnology patents in Europe: from law to ethics 13: Types of invention in the field of genetic engineering, arising in the practice of the European Patent Office 14: Patents and morality 15: Biotechnology patents in the United States 16: The new proposal for a Directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions 5: The Case For And Against The Patenting Of Biotechnological Inventions 17: Jan Van Rompaey 18: Isabelle Meister 19: Jan Mertens 20: Steve Emmott 21: Daniel Alexander 22: Michel Vandenbosch 23: Michiel Linskens 24: Christoph Then 25: Luc Vankrunkelsven 26: R. Stephen Crespi 27: Summary of the questions 6: The Debate 28: Biotechnology and the public debate: some philosophical reflections 29: Summary of the discussions 7: Comments and Conclusions 30: Comments on the proceedings of the conference on biotechnology, patents and morality 31: Patents and morality: a philosophical commentary on the conference 'Biotechnology, patents and morality' 32: Conclusions
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