Structure and processes of information acquisition in the German Parliament
In: Parliaments and screening. A conference on the ethical and social problems arising from testing and screening for HIV and AIDS: the role of parliaments and the media
Abstract
What should Parliaments do about screening for AIDS and detecting genetic diseases? How do the media report and comment on information in this field? Twelve papers commissioned from national parliamentarians and parliamentary staff from the then twelve member states of the Union describe how information about the progress and potentialities of the revolution in human microbiology, and its actual and potential ethical and social effects, is at present acquired and handled
Authors
Göll, Edgar; Petermann, Thomas
Source information
Title
Structure and processes of information acquisition in the German Parliament
AIDS and "genetic engineering, genetic testing
Collection éthique et science
Parliaments and screening. A conference on the ethical and social problems arising from testing and screening for HIV and AIDS: the role of parliaments and the media
Year of publication
1995
Publisher
John Libbey - London
Pages
221-243
Document type
Contribution In