Vol. 54 No. 05-06 (2011): DSS

Sharp force suicide in the north of Tunisia: an 8 years study and a review of the litterature

Nanotechnologies, bioéthique et dignité humaine

Cultural diversity in nanotechnology ethics, Joachim SChUMMEr.

the nanotech r&D situation in Japan and ethics of nanotechnology

Cyborg identities and contemporary techno-utopias: adaptations and transformations of the
body in the age of nanotechnology,

neuroscience and nanotechnologies in Japan: Beyond the hope and hype of converging technologies,

Legal aspects of the risks raised by nanotechnologies in the field of medicine,
isabelle POirOt-MAzÈrES .

nanopatents and their impact on the Medical Environment,

nanotechnology and Environmental Ethics

Testing doses? Environmental health stakes associated with nanotechnologies

nanomaterials and the environmental risk: is there some room left for ethics and law?,

Employer’s obligation of safety and nanomaterials

The foundation of research ethics in community law

Compensation for victims of terrorism

Compensation in the context of personal insurance