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Vor 6 Stunden · Abstract. Biotechnology is not new and can be tracked back to the rudimentary tools needed to control nature. Nonetheless, developments in the second half of the twentieth century qualitatively changed biotechnology’s impact on law. From the discovery of DNA’s structure in 1953, genetics increasingly plays a decisive role in society.
Vor 6 Stunden · This opens the context for our intervention in Chapter 3, “The Biotechnology Revolution,” where we examine the extent to which new arrangements of law and legal form—borne out of interactions with biotechnology—challenge their foundational premises. With the help of anthropology and science and technology studies, we demonstrate two biolegal directions: one in which law usurps ...
Vor 6 Stunden · The so-called “omics” revolution in the biosciences is changing medicine and its practice in corresponding health institutions. Following the human genome project, and accomplishments in genomic sequencing, other “omics” have emerged—including proteomics, metabolomics, and epigenomics—using vast amounts of data to model or make predictions computationally and statistically based ...
Vor 6 Stunden · Societal and political consequences of eugenics call for a place in the discussion on the ethics behind the eugenics movement. Many of the ethical concerns regarding eugenics arise from its controversial past, prompting a discussion on what place, if any, it should have in the future. Advances in science have changed eugenics.
Vor einem Tag · Humans are reducing the impact of land use through new farming techniques and reforestation. 00:08:40 And possible future consequences of land use include the continued pollution and destruction of environments but also the use of farmland as alternative ecosystems.
Vor einem Tag · Get a hint. The rapid changes in human lifestyles from small foraging groups to crowded, technologically-advanced societies shows that. a. the human body has evolved faster in the last 100 years than ever before. b. human lifestyles are biocultural, or products of interactions between biology and culture.
