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Crafting a cloning policy : from Dolly to stem cells / Andrea L. Bonnicksen.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bonnicksen, Andrea L.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Cloning--Government policy--United States.
- Cloning.
- Cloning--Government policy.
- United States.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 220 pages ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press, [2002]
- Contents:
- Chapter 2 Underpinnings of Policy Development 14
- Technological Optimism 15
- Persistent Conflict over Embryo Research 19
- Inclination toward Private Policy 25
- Chapter 3 Attempts to Legislate: U.S. Congress, 1997 30
- Early Actions and Information Gathering 31
- Congressional Hearings 34
- National Bioethics Advisory Commission: Meetings and Report 37
- Proposed Legislation from the President 44
- Additional Hearings 45
- Chapter 4 The Politics of Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, 1998 54
- Activities in the Senate 55
- A House Hearing 63
- Chapter 5 The Politics of Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, 1999 68
- Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 69
- Ethical Issues and Policy Options 71
- Using Spare Embryos for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 72
- Creating Embryos through Fertilization for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 73
- Creating Embryos through Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer for Embryonic Stem Cell Research 74
- U.S. Senate Hearings (1) 74
- Legal Interpretation by the National Institutes of Health 78
- Report from the National Bioethics Advisory Commission 80
- National Institutes of Health Advisory Committee 83
- The Politics of Embryonic Stem Cell Research 84
- U.S. Senate Hearings (2) 88
- The Changing Politics of Embryo Research 92
- Chapter 6 Administrative Oversight: Food and Drug Administration 99
- Nature of Food and Drug Administration Oversight 99
- Reproductive and Therapeutic Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 108
- The Food and Drug Administration's Role in Cloning Policy 112
- Chapter 7 Oversight Through Federal Research Funding 118
- Nature of Federal Protection of Human Research Participants 118
- Heightened Oversight for Categories of Research 122
- Gene Therapy and the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee 123
- Embryo Research and Heightened Review 127
- Human Research Protections and Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 132
- Chapter 8 State Legislatures and State and Federal Courts 136
- Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer and Embryo Research Laws 137
- Laws and the Constitution 143
- Enabling Reproductive Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer 147
- Chapter 9 Cross-National and International Oversight 151
- Policy Mechanisms in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia 151
- United Kingdom 152
- Canada 157
- Australia 160
- Observations 162
- Policies in Other Nations 164
- Embryo Research and Cloning Laws 164
- Observations 167
- International Responses to Reproductive Cloning 169
- Nongovernmental Organizations 169
- Governmental Organizations 170
- Chapter 10 Toward Responsible Policymaking 178
- Four Policy Approaches 178
- Legislation with a Narrow Arc 179
- Legislation with a Broad Arc 180
- Existing Regulatory Mechanisms 182
- Adjustments to Existing Regulatory Mechanisms 183
- A Changing Metaphor 192.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 194-213) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0878403701
- 087840371X
- OCLC:
- 49247828
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