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Biosafety First Holistic Approaches to Risk and Uncertainty in Genetic Engineering and Genetically Modified Organisms

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Edited By: T Traavik and LL Ching
612 pages, Figs
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  • Biosafety First ISBN: 9788251921138 Paperback Sep 2007 Out of Print #170662
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The challenges for risk identification, assessment and management posed by genetic engineering and genetically modified organisms are some of the most demanding issues facing many countries and societies today. The evolving field of biosafety has developed in response to these challenges. 'Biosafety First' is a stimulating collection of the latest thinking concerning biosafety science.

It is a unique work as its approach to biosafety is holistic, encompassing not only the scientific, but also the socio-economic, cultural, policy and regulatory spheres. It does not claim to give all the answers, but acknowledges the issues and points to the uncertainties and knowledge gaps that still need to be addressed. Drawing on the new scientific field of `gene ecology', and advocating a precautionary approach, this book provides a foundation on which countries can start to openly and responsibly appraise these new technologies and their products.

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Edited By: T Traavik and LL Ching
612 pages, Figs
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