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245 00 Scientific freedom :|ban anthology on freedom of
scientific research /|cedited by Simona Giordano, John
Coggon and Marco Cappato.
264 1 London :|bBloomsbury Publishing,|c2012.
300 1 online resource (253 pages)
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500 12 Religion and Scientific Freedom.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tIntroduction /|rJohn Coggon, Simona Giordano and Marco
Cappato --|tScientific freedom --|tStructure of the book -
-|tSynergies, tensions, and the road ahead --|gPart One:
|gUnderstanding Science and Technology.|g1:|tCan Research
Be Forbidden? /|rCarl Djerassi --|tSex and reproduction as
relevant examples --|tDivorce of sex from reproduction --
|tScience-in-theatre as a means of information transmittal
--|tAnother case history from science-in-theatre --|g2:
|tIs Science Dangerous? /|rLewis Wolpert --|tTechnology --
|tSocial responsibilities --|tEugenics --|tReproduction:
cloning, genes, and stem cells --|tPolitics --|g3:|tCosmos
Above Me, and the Moral Maze Within Me: Astrophysics and
Base Research --|tSome Reflections /|rLucio Piccirillo --
|tIntroduction --|tOrganization of science --
|tRelationship between science and technology --
|tImportance of basic research --|tMoral responsibility.
505 80 |g4:|tCan Freedom Help to Tackle Global Climate Warming? A
View from Biogeochemical Research /|rLuca Marchesini --
|tClimate we live in --|tDrivers of climate warming --
|tFuture climatic scenarios --|tA helping hand from planet
earth --|tOpen questions and priorities in the carbon
cycle science --|tRelevance of ethical and intellectual
freedom in tackling global climate warming --|g5:
|tScientific Freedom in an Evolving World /|rJim Falk --
|tNuclear power and Fukushima --|tchallenges of governance
--|tScience, governance, and the holoreflexive challenge -
-|gPart Two:|tScience and Society: Law and Regulation.|g6:
|tFreedom of Research and Constitutional Law: Some
Critical Points /|rAmedeo Santosuosso --|tIntroduction --
|tModern constitutions and freedom of science: An overview
--|tFreedom of science and freedom of speech in the United
States --|tObservation vs. manipulation.
505 80 |tBalancing freedom of science in the EU: The case of
human dignity --|tRights from wrongs and a wrong theory
about eugenics --|tPatents at the crossroad between IPR,
Fundamental rights and scientific research --|tAn endless
story --|tLegal Methodologies for Maximizing Freedom of
Scientific Research --|g8:|tHuman Tissue Providers for
Stem Cell Research: Freedom, Fairness and Financial
Recompense /|rSarah Devaney --|tRecompense for ova in SC
research --|tImpairment of voluntariness --|tUndue
inducement --|tConclusion --|g9:|tIdeology, Fundamentalism
and Scientific Research /|rLord Taverne --|g10:|tFuture of
Scientific Research: Compromises or Ways Forward? /|rEmma
Bonino and Simona Giordano --|tIntroduction --|tOn the
freedom of scientific research --|tSensitive areas of
science: The case of cell nuclear transfer --|tValue of
pluralism --|tPluralism and information --|tHow political
initiatives may change the direction of science.
505 80 |gPart Three:|tScience, Ethics and the Politics of
Scientific Research.|g11:|tScience, Society and Democracy:
Freedom of Science as a Catalyzer of Liberty /|rGilberto
Corbellini and Elisabetta Sirgiovanni --|tScience on
Western trial --|tItalian nightmare --|tDi Bella affair
(1997-98) --|tAnimal cloning: A five-year ban (1997-2001)
--|tGMO research and commercialization boycotts (2000-
2005) --|tAssisted fertilization bad practices and stem
cell research prohibitions (2004-2010) --|tScience gave
rise to liberal democracy: A defense of the right to
research --|tConclusions --|g12:|tReligion and Scientific
Freedom /|rSøren Holm --|tJustification, scope and limits
of scientific freedom --|tRole of religion in determining
policy --|tDoes religion have a legitimate role in policy
making in such a society? --|tReligious person --
|tReligious politician --|tReligious organisation --|tReal
politics? --|tReligion and science policy -- Take 2 --
|tConclusions.
505 80 |g13:|tShould We Strive for Total Scientific Freedom? /
|rMalcolm Oswald --|tWhat might total scientific freedom
look like? --|tReasons to enable scientific freedom --
|tBraben's reasoning --|tEconomic arguments --|tReasons to
constrain scientific freedom --|tEconomic arguments --
|tEthical reasons --|tWeighing the arguments --|g14: The
Ethical Limitations on Scientific Research /|rMichael
Boylan --|tPrinciple of Plenitude --|tLimits of science --
|g15:|tWhat's Special about Scientific Freedom? /|rJohn
Coggon --|tIntroduction --|tScience ethics and general
morality --|tValues in science --|tValuing science --
|tValuing science and values beyond science --|tProtecting
scientific freedom --|tConclusions --|tConclusion: A Short
History of This Anthology /|rMarco Cappato and Simona
Giordano --|tJourney to this book --|tFreedom and science.
520 Scientific Freedom represents the first comprehensive
anthology of essays designed to explore both the state of
scientific progress and the ethics, law and history of
scientific research. The book gives readers a fascinating
range of perspectives on matters of scientific research
that directly affect each and every one of us. Examining
the ethical, legal, social, economic and political issues
surrounding freedom of scientific research, the book
evaluates ways in which national and international
policies can impact upon individuals' access to
potentially life-saving treatment, cures and technol.
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