Genomics and society : legal, ethical and social dimensions

 Content: The genomic society and its public / George Gaskell and Martin W. Bauer --
 Part I. Emerging issues and debates --
 Dilemmas of genetic information / Urs Dahinden ... [et al.] --
 Spare parts for human bodies / Suzanne de Cheveigne, Edna Einsiedel and Jurgen Hampel --
 Moving the goal posts in bioethics / Erling Jelsoe ... [et al.] --
 Whom to trust with genes on the menu? / Matthias Kohring ... [et al.] --
 Part II. The efficacy of public opinion --
 Public mobilization and policy consequences / Jurgen Hampel ... [et al.] --
 The coming of age of public participation / Edna Einsiedel and Mercy Wambui Kamara --
 Issue salience and media framing over 30 years / Martin W. Bauer and Jan M. Gutteling --
 The politics of bioethics / Torben Hviid Nielsen --
 The monster in the public imagination / Wolfgang Wagner ... [et al.] --
 Part III. Global perspectives --
 Towards a global pop culture of genes? / Toby Ten Eyck --
 Competing voices, contrasting frames in North America / Susanna Hornig Priest --
 Transatlantic tensions over GM crops and foods : diverging perspectives / George Gaskell ... [et al.] --
 The Japanese experience / Motohiko Nagata ... [et al.] --
 Paradoxes of resistance in Brazil / Martin W. Bauer.