Biotechnology policy convergence in continental Europe? Political institutions, problem framing and learning.
German Policy Studies › Vol. 3 Nbr. 4, December 2006
Linked as:
Extract
Biotechnology policy convergence in continental Europe? Political institutions, problem framing and learning.
Biotechnology policy has been an issue of German and European policy studies since the early 1990s. Starting with a book that complained about "unpolitical" processes and regulations (Gill 1991), a lot of young researchers selected the area for their PhDtheses then. These students have established study groups and presented their results in several edited volumes (Martinsen 1997; Simonis/Martinsen/Saretzki 2000; Edler/Kuhlmann/Behrens 2003).
The pioneers of biotechnology policy research were driven by two forces: An idealistic one and a research-oriented one. Firstly, some of them were associated with the anti-genetic-engineering-moveme...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
