Regulatory science has been reframed for evaluating environmental risks of GM crops in both the USA and Europe. Social conflict has contributed to disputes over scientific evidence and thus increased scientific uncertainty. Environmentalist criticisms have influenced mainstream debates about how to define harm, how to evaluate GM crops vis-à-vis alternatives, and how to design risk research. Regulatory criteria have been reconstructed through socio-cultural values, public protest and institutional responses. Regulatory changes can be understood as four related processes. New scientific uncertainties have arisen from public-scientific debate. Extra-scientific judgements have been acknowledged within regulatory issues and expert advice, rath...
While, in the 1970’s, the United States was distinguishable for stricter risk regulation and for mor...
Recapitulating how genetic modification technology and its agro-food products aroused strong societ...
[The article had no abstract, so the following text is based on the Conclusion.] The term 'sustaina...
Regulatory science has been reframed for evaluating environmental risks of GM crops in both the USA ...
US (United States) and EU (European Union) approaches to the regulation of GMOs (genetically modifie...
Overall the paper will argue the following: The criteria for evidence depend upon sociocultural valu...
US and European Union (EU) approaches to the regulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are...
The French debate over genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is more than a controversy about geneti...
Epistemic cultures and scientist's public commitment in the GMO controversy. From the Berg letter in...
Since the Europe-wide ‘risk’ controversy over GM crops in the late 1990s, an extra issue has emerged...
Biotechnology has triggered a spirited debate about how to assess risks, what rules to use, and wher...
In the 1980s and 1990s, following decades of advances in recombinant DNA technology, scientists bega...
This paper is part of a larger effort to analyze the United States vs. European Union dispute on bio...
Building on the preceding presentations, Dr. Morandini underlined that genetic modification in plant...
[From the introduction]. In this book we investigate these challenges – regulating risk in a global ...
While, in the 1970’s, the United States was distinguishable for stricter risk regulation and for mor...
Recapitulating how genetic modification technology and its agro-food products aroused strong societ...
[The article had no abstract, so the following text is based on the Conclusion.] The term 'sustaina...
Regulatory science has been reframed for evaluating environmental risks of GM crops in both the USA ...
US (United States) and EU (European Union) approaches to the regulation of GMOs (genetically modifie...
Overall the paper will argue the following: The criteria for evidence depend upon sociocultural valu...
US and European Union (EU) approaches to the regulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are...
The French debate over genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is more than a controversy about geneti...
Epistemic cultures and scientist's public commitment in the GMO controversy. From the Berg letter in...
Since the Europe-wide ‘risk’ controversy over GM crops in the late 1990s, an extra issue has emerged...
Biotechnology has triggered a spirited debate about how to assess risks, what rules to use, and wher...
In the 1980s and 1990s, following decades of advances in recombinant DNA technology, scientists bega...
This paper is part of a larger effort to analyze the United States vs. European Union dispute on bio...
Building on the preceding presentations, Dr. Morandini underlined that genetic modification in plant...
[From the introduction]. In this book we investigate these challenges – regulating risk in a global ...
While, in the 1970’s, the United States was distinguishable for stricter risk regulation and for mor...
Recapitulating how genetic modification technology and its agro-food products aroused strong societ...
[The article had no abstract, so the following text is based on the Conclusion.] The term 'sustaina...