Cloning Human (Comparative Law and Society, Volume 2)

Author: Zhang Naigen
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book serves as the second volume of "Human Cloning: Law and Society" (Published by Fudan University Press in November 2002). It compiles the latest research findings and discussions from over 10 renowned scholars from China and France in the fields of law, philosophy, ethics, biology, genetics, and other disciplines. Focusing on the highly debated topic of "Human Cloning: Law and Society," the book delves into in-depth academic research and discussions. From a comparative perspective, it provides a detailed analysis of the latest legislative and ethical guidelines on cloning technologies, including reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning, in China, France, and other countries, as well as the European Union and the United Nations. The book is accompanied by relevant legal documents. It helps readers better understand the development and potential applications of life sciences and biotechnology today, as well as the significant ethical, legal, and social issues that arise. It particularly emphasizes the comparison of perspectives on human cloning across different countries with distinct cultural and legal systems. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, or researchers in the aforementioned disciplines. It can also serve as a reference for legislative, administrative departments, or professionals in the biotechnology industry.