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PRELIMINARY
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9.00_ |
Opening of Conference
Ingrid Metzler, Research Platform Life-Science-Governance, University
of Vienna |
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9.15-10.00_ |
Key
Note
"Bio-subjects, bio-objects
and bio-agents: tracking socio-material
realities"
Andrew Webster, Department of Sociology, University of York |
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10.00-11.15_ |
Panel
1: Bio-objects and their Boundaries |
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Chairs:
Tora Holmberg, The Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF),
Uppsala University, and Iñigo de Miguel Beriain, Inter-University
Chair in Law and the Human Genome, Universidad de Deusto |
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Discussant:
Ulrike Felt, Department of Social Studies of Science, University
of Vienna |
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Introduction
Tora Holmberg, The Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF),
Uppsala University |
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"Sex,
Cash, and the Neuro-Objectification of Desire"
Isabelle Dussauge, Department of Thematic Studies - Technology and
Social Change, Linköping University |
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"Somatic
cell nuclear transfer: may a biotechnology change our
moral and legal paradigms?"
Iñigo de Miguel Beriain, Inter-University Chair in Law and
the Human Genome, Universidad de Deusto |
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11.15-11.45_ |
Coffee
Break |
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11.45-13.00_ |
Panel
2: The Governance of Bio-Objects |
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Chairs:
Conor Douglas, Section Community Genetics, Vrije University of Amsterdam
Medical Center & Technology Assessment Group, Rathenau Institute,
and Brian Salter, Department of Political Economy, at King's College
London |
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Discussant:
Herbert Gottweis, Research Platform Life-Science-Governance, University
of Vienna |
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Introduction
Brian Salter, Department of Political Economy, at King's College,
London |
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"The
objects of biopolitics: materials and markets, states and stakeholders
in Europe and the rising economies"
Paper presentation by Alex Faulkner, Centre for Biomedicine &
Society, King’s College London |
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"Challenges
in the Governance of Bio-Objects, and of Governance Through Bio-Objectification:
Exploring Synthetic Biology and Bio-banks in Europe"
Conor Douglas, Section Community Genetics, Vrije University of Amsterdam
Medical Center & Technology Assessment Group, Rathenau Institute |
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13.00-14.15_ |
Lunch
Break |
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14.15-15.30_ |
Panel
3: Bio-objects and their Generative Relations |
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Chairs:
Sakari Tamminen, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Finland
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Niki Vermeulen, Department of Social Studies of Science,
University of Vienna |
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Discussant:
Martin Weiss, Department of Philosophy,
University of Klagenfurt |
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Introduction
by Sakari Tamminen, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Finland,
and Niki Vermeulen, Department of Social Studies of Science, University
of Vienna |
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"Genetic
Discrimination 2.0. The un/differentiating gene in insurance"
Ine van Hoyweghen, Department of Health, Ethics and Society, Maastricht
University |
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"Laboring
life: Bio-objects and their biosocial relations"
Gísli Pálsson, Department of Anthropology, University
of Iceland |
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15.30-16.00_ |
Coffee
Break |
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16.00-17.30_ |
Concluding
Panel |
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Chair:
Ingrid Metzler, Life-Science-Governance Research Platform,
University of Vienna |
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Panelists:
Nik Brown, Department of Sociology, University of York
Vololona Rabeharisoa, Center for the Sociology of Innovation,
Mines-Paris Tech
Ragna Zeiss, Department of Technology & Social Studies,
Maastricht University |
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17.30_ |
Reception,
sponsored by the Life-Science-Governance Research Platform |
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Last updated
05/10/2011 |
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