InhaltsangabeNotes on Contributors.Foreword.Juha Räikkä and Veikko Launis.Introduction: The Scope and Importance of Genetic Democracy.Veikko Launis (Finland)1. Prerequisities of Genetic Democracy.Helena Siipi (Finland)2. On Democracy, Expertise and Publicity.Eerik Lagerspetz (Finland).3. Towards Global Bioethics:The New UNESCO Declaration.Henk ten Have (The Netherlands)4. Autonomy and Genetic Privacy Juha Räikkä (Finland)5. Values, Rights, and GMO- against Radicalism.Niklas Juth (Sweden)6. The Precautionary Principle and the Risks of Modern Agri-Biotechnology Marko Ahteensuu (Finland)7. Population Databanks and Democracy - in Light of the Iceland Experience.Vilhjálmur Árnason and Stefán Hjörleifsson (Iceland)8. Equality and Community in Public Deliberation: Genetic Democracy in Taiwan.Terence Hua Tai and Ser-Min Shei (Taiwan)9. On the Etics of Population Based Databases. Margit Sutrop (Estonia)10. Genetic Resources, Genetic Democracy and Genetic Equity.Keekok Lee (UK)11. Moral Constraints on Permissible Genetic Design.Thomas Pogge (Germany/USA).

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InhaltsangabeIntroduction: The Scope and Importance of Genetic Democracy.- The Prerequisites for Genetic Democracy.- Ethical Expertise in Democratic Societies.- Towards Global Bioethics: The UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.- Autonomy and Genetic Privacy.- Values, Rights and GMO: Against Radicalism.- The Precautionary Principle and the Risks of Modern Agri-Biotechnology.- Population Databanks and Democracy in Light of the Icelandic Experience.- Equality and Community in Public Deliberation: Genetic Democracy in Taiwan.- Genetic Resources, Genetic Democracy and Genetic Equity.- Moral Constraints on Permissible Genetic Design.