Recombinant DNA. Science, Ethics and Politics

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
List of Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Preface, Page xiii
Introduction, Pages 1-15, John Richards
The Galilean Imperative, Pages 17-32, Robert L. Sinsheimer
The Development and Utilization of Recombinant DNA Technology, Pages 35-58, Sidney R. Kushner
Genetic Engineering in Agriculture: Biological Nitrogen Fixation as a Case History, Pages 59-69, Raymond C. Valentine
The Dangers of Unrestricted Research: The Case of Recombinant DNA, Pages 71-102, Richard Novick
The Dangers of Unrestricted Research: The Case of Recombinant DNA A Response to Novick, Pages 103-126, Michael Ruse
The Pathogenicity of Escherichia Coli, Pages 127-132, Samuel B. Formal
Ethical Prerequisites for Examining Biological Research: The Case of Recombinant DNA, Pages 135-147, Daniel Callahan
Comments on Callahan, Pages 149-155, Roy Curtiss III
The Limitations of Broad Moral Policies, Pages 157-176, John Richards
Ethical Theories Underlying the Recombinant DNA Controversy, Pages 177-190, Mary B. Williams
A Legal Perspective on Recombinant DNA Research, Pages 193-205, Harold Green
Regulation of Recombinant DNA Research, Pages 207-224, Susan G. Hadden
Should Recombinant DNA Research be Regulated?, Pages 225-240, Tom L. Bcauchamp
Regulation at Cambridge, Pages 241-250, David Clem
Straddling the Boundaries of Theory and Practice: Recombinant DNA Research as a Case of Action in the Process of Inquiry, Pages 253-271, Hans Jonas
Beyond Recombinant DNA—Two Views of the Future, Pages 273-301, Burke K. Zimmerman
Appendix, Pages 303-335
Annotated Bibliography, Pages 337-364, John Richards, Richard Michod, John Davis Messer
Index, Pages 365-368