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Taking Sides on Genetic Modification

Dov Fox Yale Law School,

Pages 56-57 | Published online: 16 Apr 2010

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1. For further discussion on the ideal of state neutrality, see CitationFox (2007c).

2. See Phil Macnaghten (2001), “Animal Futures: Public Attitudes and Sensibilities towards Animals and Biotechnology in Contemporary Britain,” cited in CitationAgriculture and Environment Biotechnology Commission (2002); also CitationGenetics and Public Policy Center (2004).

3. See CitationHabermas (2003).

4. See Fox (Citation2007a; Citation2008b; Citation2009a).

5. See Fox (Citation2005; Citation2008d).

6. By animal nature, I mean those distinctive properties from among the repertoire of characteristics that members of a species tend to manifest under a particular range of conditions.

7. See CitationSandel (2007). For discussion, see CitationFox (2008c).

8. See CitationFox (2008a).

9. See CitationFox (2007b).

10. See CitationFox (2009b).

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