Vol. 28 No. 4 (2017): JIB

Articles

• Philosophical aspects. Why the embryo is a issue ?

  Marc Grassin

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• Chapter 1. Abortion at a time of globalisation

  Susanna Mancini

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• Chapter 2. The embryo in abortion legislation

  Daniel Vigneau

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• Chapter 3. Governing the research on embryos

  X. Bioy, Emmanuelle Rial-Sebbag

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• Chapter 4. The embryo, object of researches : a look at patents

  Alexandra Mendoza-Caminade

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• Chapter 5. Diagnosis on the embryo and the foetus: its consequences

  Israël Nisand

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• Chapter 6. Prenatal diagnostics, the risks of progress

  Bénédicte Bévière-Boyer

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• Chapter 7. The frozen embryo in the light of a jurist : beyond qualification

  Claire Neirinck

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• Chapter 8. The embryo and the fœtus in criminal law

  G. Roujou de Boubée

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• Chapter 9. The embryo in comparative law

  Wanda Mastor

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• Chapter 10. The embryo, a particular thing

  Astrid Marais

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• Chapter 11. The impossible status of the embryo or the state withdrawal to the profit of vested interests

  Bérengère Legros

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• Chapter 3. How to improve the sharing of data collected during research conducted in countries with limited resources ? Workshop report, Veyrier-du-Lac, 5 November, 2015

  Christophe Longuet , Solveig Fenet , François Hirsch , Katherine Littler 

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