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The Gene Business: Who Should Control Biotechnology
Delineates the infrastructure of genetic engineering research and industrial biotechnology and argues that the question raised by biotechnology should be decided by the good of society-at-large rather than by the scientists and corporate managers who stand to profit from it
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Debates societal control over biotech for the public good.
Who is this book for?
This book offers a thought-provoking look at who should really steer the course of biotechnology. It's perfect for anyone interested in the ethics of innovation and the societal impact of genetic engineering. Readers looking for a compelling discussion on the balance of profit and public interest will find this a noteworthy read.
