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Regulating Inheritable Genetic Modification or Policing the Fertile Scientific Imagination a Feminist Response

Karpin Isabel; Mykitiuk R (Cambridge University Press, 2006)

The past few years have seen an explosion of legislative activity around developments in genetics and assisted reproduction. In this chapter we examine recently passed legislation in Australia and Canada in the area of ...
Reproduction without women: Frankenstein and the legal prohibition of human cloning

Karpin Isabel; Ellison D (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009)

Putting events in Genesis to one side, the most famous nonconventional act of creation recorded in Western literature occurs in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.' Painstakingly assembled in Victor's "workshop of filthy creation", ...
Speaking into a Silence:The Australian Constitution and the Rights of Women

Karpin Isabel; O'Connell Karen (Cambridge University Press, 2005)
Taking care of the health of the preconceived embryos or constructing legal harm

Karpin Isabel (Cambridge University Press, 2009)
Ten Years of Threatened Species Legislation in NSW - What Are the Lessons?

Bubna-Litic Karen (Cambridge University Press, 2008)
Time for delivery and early delivery: comparison between the provisions of CISG Articles 33 and 52(1) and the counterpart provisions of the PECL (Articles 7:102 and 7:103) - Art33/52(1) CISG-PECL

Ying Colin (Cambridge, 2007)

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