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Bioethics Resource Center List (Books of Eubios Ethics Institute on display at RUSHSAP) XBG33 - Nussbaum, Martha C., & Sunstein, Cass R. (edited). Clones and Clones: Facts and Fantasies about Human Cloning. W. W. Norton & Company, New York & London, 1998, 5 parts, 351 pp. XBG33, XREP XBG-34 - Harris, John. Clones, Genes and Immortality: Ethics and the Genetic Revolution. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 1998, 11 chapters, 321 pp. XBG-34, XREP, XMG - MISSING XBG35 - Pence, Gregory E. Who’s Afraid of Human Cloning? Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Lanham, MD & Oxford, UK, 1998, 11 sections, 181 pp. XBG35, XREP XBG36 - de Melancon, Marcel J., & Lambert, Raymond D. (under the direction). Le genome humain: une responsabilitie scientifique et societe. Les presses de l’ Universite Laval, Ste.-Foy, Ottawa, 1992, 12 articles, 176 pp. XBG36 (In French). XBG37 - National Research Council, Office of International Affairs & Committee on Japan, Office of Japan Affairs. U.S.-Japan Technology Linkages in Biotechnology: Challenges for the 1990s. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1992, 5 parts, 98 pp. XBG37 XBG38 - von Schomberg, Rene (edited). Contested Technology: Ethics, Risks and Public Debate, Vol. 1. International Centre for Human & Public Affairs, Tilburg Univesity, Tilburg, The Netherlands, 1995, 4 parts, 13 chapters, 265 pp. XBG38, XBE XBG39 - Durant, John (edited). Biotechnology in Public: A Review of Recent Research. Science Museum for the European Federation of Biotechnology, London, 1992, 7 articles, 201 pp. XBG39 XBG40 - Privitera, Salvatore. Narrare la Vita Alla Generazione Presente Per Le Generezioni Future. Istituto Siciliano di Bioetica, Collectio Bioethica 10. Artiando Editore, Roma, 1995, 5 sections, 154 pp. XBG40 (In Italian). XBG41 - The Danish Ministry of Trade and Industry (DMTI). An Ethical Foundation For Genetic Engineering Choices. DMTI, Copenhagen, 1991, 2 parts, 60 pp. XBG41 XBG42 (a) - Fundacion BBV. International Workshop on Human Genome Proyect: Declaracion de Bilbao/Bilbao Declaration, Bilbao Universitad de Devsto, 24-25 May 1993. Fundacion BBV, Madrid, 1993, 27 pp. XBG42 (a) (In Spanish & English). XBG42 (b) - Fundacion BBV. International Workshop on the Human Genome Project: Legal Aspects. Bilbao Declaration Bilbao Universitad de Devsto, 24-25 May 1993. Fundacion BBV, Madrid, 1993, 27 pp. XBG42 (b), XMG, XCP (In Spanish & English). XBG43 - Lino, Paula (edited). Biotechnology for Non-specialists: A Handbook of Information Sources. (2 nd edition). Bioethical Aspects of Biotechnology in the Agrofood Sector (BABAS). European Federation on Biotechnology (EFB). Task Group on Public Perceptions on Biotechnology. Cambridge Biomedical Consultants, Bleiswijk, The Netherlands, 1999, 2 sections, pp. 1.01.1 to 5.21 XBG43, XAG XBG44 (a) - Simon, Jurgen. Recht der Biotechnologie RdB Nomos Book 1. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co., KG, Hannover, Germany, September 1993, multiple numbered pages. XBG44 (a), XLAW (In German). XBG44 (b) - Simon, Jurgen. Recht der Biotechnologie RdB Nomos Book 2. Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co., KG, Hannover, Germany, Juni 1993, multiple numbered pages. XBG44 (b), XLAW (In German). XBG45 - Andrews, Lori B. The Clone Age: Adventures in the New World of Reproductive Technology. Henry Holt & Co., New York, 2000, 16 chapters, 276 pp.XBG45 XBG46 - U.S.-EC (European Community) Task Force on Biotechnology Research (US-EC/TFBR). Biotechnology and Genetic Resources, Airlie, VA 21-22 October 1992. United States-Commission of the European Communities Workshop. US-EC/TFBR, Airlie, VA, 1992, 61 pp. XBG46 XBG47 - New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Modification (NZRCGM). Report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. Report & Recommendations 2001. NZRCGM, Wellington, 2001, 15 sections, 465 pp. XBG47, XAG XBG48 - New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Modification (NZRCGM). Report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. Appendix 1. Context and Process. NZRCGM, Wellington, 2001, 5 sections, 237 pp. XBG48, XAG XBG49 - New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Modification (NZRCGM). Report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. Appendix 2. Outcomes of Consultations: Submissions from [Note if – exists between subject and number, book not yet on display in RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok] List as 9 February 2012. The inclusion of the book in this list does not in any way mean mean it is endorsed by anyone or any organization. 16
Bioethics Resource Center List (Books of Eubios Ethics Institute on display at RUSHSAP) Interested Persons. NZRCGM, Wellington, 2001, 4 sections, 307 pp. XBG49, XAG XBG50 - New Zealand Royal Commission on Genetic Modification (NZRCGM). Report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. Appendix 3. Outcomes of Consultations: Submissions from the Public. NZRCGM, Wellington, 2001, 7 sections, 264 pp. XBG50, XAG XBG51 - Weir, Kay (editor). Pacific World. The Royal Commission on Genetic Modification-Will Human Rights, Environmental Integrity, and Good Science Prevail? The Future of the Earth and People- Ecology, Justice & Sustainability, No. 60, June 2001. Pacific World, Wellington, 2001, 7 sections, 76 pp. XBG51, XEC, XHR XBG52 - Peel, Robert A., & Timson, John (edited). A Century of Mendelism: Proceedings of a Conference Organized by the Galton Institute, London, UK, 2000. The Galton Institute, London, 2001, 5 articles, 80 pp. XBG52, XBE, XCP XBG53 - Davies, Kevin. Cracking the Genome: Inside the Race to Unlock Human DNA: Craig Venter, Francis Collins, James Watson, and the Story of the Greatest Scientific Discovery of Our Time. The Free Press, New York, 2001, 11 chapters, 310 pp. XBG53 XBG54 - Kolata, Gina. Clone: The Road to Dolly and the Path ahead. William Morrow & Co., Inc., New York, 1998, 10 chapters, 276 pp. XBG54 XBG55 - Hindmarsh, Richard; Lawrence, Geoffrey & Norton, Janet (edited). Altered Genes. Reconstructing Nature: the Debate. Allen & Unwin, St. Leonards, NSW, Australia, 1998, 3 parts, 14 chapters, 228 pp. XBG55 XBG56 - Miller, Judith; Engelberg, Stephen & Broad, William. Germs: The Ultimate Weapon. Simon & Schuster, New York & London, 2001, 12 chapters, 382 pp. XBG56 XBG57 - Sasson, Albert. Biotechnologies in Developing Countries: Present and Future. Volume 3: Regional and Sub-regional Co-operation, and Joint Ventures. Future-oriented Studies. UNESCO Publishing, Paris, 2000, 4 parts, 1103 pp. XBG57 XBG58 - Aldrige, Susan. The Thread of Life: The Story of Genes & Genetic Engineering. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK; New York & Oakleigh, VIC, Australia, 1998, 4 parts, 12 chapters, 252 pp. XBG58 (Chinese re-print). XBG59 - Moss, Lenny. What Genes Can’t Do. The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA & London, 2003, 5 chapters, 228 pp. XBG59 XBG60 - Peterson, James C. Genetic Turning Points: The Ethics of Human Genetic Intervention. William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., Grand Rapids, MI & Cambridge, UK, 2001, 4 parts, 15 chapters, 364 pp. XBG60 XBG61 - Nottingham, Stephen. Eat Your Genes: How Genetically Modified Food Is Entering Our Body. Choice Books, Marrickville, NSW, Australia, 1998, 15 chapters, 212 pp. XBG61 XBG62 - Heinberg, Richard. Cloning the Buddha: Moral Impact of Biotechnology. Quest Books, Wheaton, IL & Chennai, Madras, India, 1999, 8 chapters, 265 pp. XBG62, XETH, XBE XBG63 - Winston, Mark L. Travels in the Genetically Modified Zone. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA & London, 2002, 11 chapters, 280 pp. XBG63 XBG64 - Reiss, Michael J., & Straughan, Roger. Improving Nature? The Science and Self-genetic Engineering. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK; New York & Oakleigh, VIC, Australia, 1996, 3 parts, 9 chapters, 288 pp. XBG64 XBG65 - The Danish Council of Bioethics (DCE). Cloning: Statement from the Danish Council of Ethics. A Report. DCE, Copenhagen, 2002, 8 sections, 51 pp./DCE. Annual Report 2001. DCE, Copenhagen, 2002, 5 sections, 28 pp. XBG65 (Printed in reverse). XBG66 - Evans, John H. Playing God: Human Genetic Engineering and the Rationalization of Public Bioethical Debate. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL & London, 2002, 7 chapters, 304 pp. XBG66, XBE, XRE XBG67 - Glasa, J. (edited). Proceedings of the International Conference: Ethics of Human Genetics: Challenges of the (Post) Genomic Era, 23-24 October 2002, Bratislava, Slovak Republic. Council of Europe (CE). Charis a.s., Bratisl;ava, Slovak Republic, 2002, 6 sections, 228 pp. XBG67, XCP XBG68 - Biesboer, F. Genomics: Dreams, Fears and Fantasies: Public Embedding of Genomics Research. Netherlands Genomics Initiative, The Hague, February 2003, 7 sections, 113 pp. XBG68 (In [Note if – exists between subject and number, book not yet on display in RUSHSAP, UNESCO Bangkok] List as 9 February 2012. The inclusion of the book in this list does not in any way mean mean it is endorsed by anyone or any organization. 17
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