Regulating genetically modified organisms in the interests of whom?

Abstract

Seeks to answer the question “whose interests are being served by the laws of purporting to regulate genetically modified organisms?“ Considers the interests of the seed/chemical multinational companies, trade and investment for the countries in which these companies operate and the innovation of science and technology. Covers the European interests with regards to the single internal market and the conflict this can cause between economic and environmental/health interests. Looks at the issues from the US perspective and world trade. Continues by covering nature and the environment followed by health and safety and the rights of consumers. Assesses the regulations of the European community in order to find what protection is available.

Citation

Ryland, D. (2001), "Regulating genetically modified organisms in the interests of whom?", Managerial Law, Vol. 43 No. 6, pp. 1-33. https://doi.org/10.1108/03090550110770237