The Place of Civil Law in Biotechnology

Global Bioethics 17 (1):125-130 (2004)
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Biolaw is an autonomous interdisciplinary legal discipline, with great theoretical and practical relevance because of its possible social effects. This contribution deal with the most relevant different approaches to bioethical problems according to the main juridical systems, as they are civil law and common law. A main topic is also the relation between Biolaw, Bioethics and Biopolitics.

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10.1080/11287462.2004.10800851

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