Vol. 15 No. 2-3 (2004): JIB

Articles

• Chapter 1. Some current aspects of the relations between science and law

  M. Jérôme Simonel†

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• Chapter 2. Biolaw, a global phenomenon without a unifying principle?

  Jean-Pierre Duprat

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• Chapter 3. The stakes of the “reorganisation” of bioethic law

  Eric Martinez 

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• Chapitre 4. Normativity and Biomedicine in the USA

  Charles Baron

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• Chapter 5. The Oviedo system and the establishment of a new European order in bioethics

  Michel Bélanger

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• Chapter 6. Modeling negotiations on values: conclusions on the Convention of Oviedo and prescriptions for negotiations on bioethics

  Jessica de Alba

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• Chapter 7. Community lawand bioethics: study of internormativities through the advices of the European ethics group

  Olivier Dubos

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• Chapitre 8 TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL BIOETHICS LAW

  Roberto Andorno

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• Chapitre 9. International Law and Life sciences: A New Battlefield of Power or a New Temple for Justice and Peace?

  Christian Byk

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• Chapter 10. Human rights and UNESCO

  Georges B. Kutukdjian 

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• Bioethics in Italy: two reasons of discontent

  Massimo Reichlin

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• Informed consent in Italy: a mediterranean country towards an autonomy-based model

  Mariella Immacolato

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