@article{21095,
      note = {Price : NLG; Supplier : Nedbook, Amsterdam; Recd 16/10/96;  Contents : 1. WHEALE, P.R. Introduction : the social  management of biotechnology; Part 1. The moral discourse :  2. ZWART, H. The moral value of animals : the philosophical  considerations regarding ethical issues in biotechnology;  3. JOCHEMSEN, H. Genes and identity : a study of their  relation in the context of transgenic husbandry animals; 4.  HILHORST, M. Will the xenografting imperative become an  issue in public debate; 5. WHEALE, P.R. Ethical  implications of xenografting; Part 2. Policy, regulation  and control : 6. COCK-BUNING, T. de. Limitations of the  contribution of ethics committees to public dabate; 7.  BROM, F., VORSTENBOSCH, J.M.G., SCHROTEN, E. Public policy  and transgenic animals : case-by-case assessment as a moral  learning process; 8. LINSKENS, M. The DSPA : Strength as a  strategy for effective opposition; 9. THEUNE, E.P.,  KORTHALS, M. From animal welfare to intrinsic value :  reconstructing public debates on animal biotechnology; 10.  VISSER, M.B.H. Risk assessment and risk perception : the P3  Laboratory as a case in point; 11. SCHOMBERG, R. von.  Democratising the policy process on the environmental  release of genetically modified organisms; 12. MAYER, I.,  GEURTS, J.L. Participatory policy analysis : a  methodological contribution to the social management of  biotechnology;.},
      author = {Wheale, Peter, and Wheale, Peter. and Schomberg, René  von.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/21095},
      title = {The social management of biotechnology : workshop  proceedings /},
      recid = {21095},
      pages = {166 pages ;},
}