Titlebook: Biolaw and Policy in the Twenty-First Century; Building Answers for Erick Valdés,Juan Alberto Lecaros Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Alice Sendera,Martina Sendera MASmportant ideas or values for a European bioethics and biolaw. In this chapter it will be showed how the authors reach the conclusion that the basic ethical principles cannot be understood as universal, everlasting ideas or transcendental truths but they rather function as “reflective guidelines”, and important values in European culture.

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Hans-Jürgen Andre?,Gero Lipsmeiernd, then, between law and life sciences, and then between law and science and technologies, the author reaches the conclusion that it does not make a lot of sense to create and cultivate discrete fields of law according to specific scientific fields and neither for the all area of technology and law.

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Towards a New Conception of Biolawntee the identification and recognition of biorights in international legal systems through a constitutional reception of international standards on individual subjective rights. In order to do so, the author identifies, defines and criticizes three conceptions of biolaw, which show certain insuffic

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Approach to Biolaw as an Autonomous Juridical Disciplinel relations, to regulate normatively or to recognize judicially those relations as well as to introduce new axiological principles through their own normative (i.e., legal or judicial, in terms of the structure of the various legal systems). This phenomenon has been more exceptional and usually come

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