Dec.
2006
Henrik Selen (Faculty, Int'l Relations, Boston Univ.) & Stacy D. van Deveer (Faculty, Political Science, Univ. of New Hampshire
Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development (Vol. 48, No. 10)
Routledge (Taylor & Francis)
Dec.
2006
(here) 
​Summarized Guide to the English Debates 2006-2007 - Debate: Genetically Modified Organisms Should be Adopted and Encouraged
SUPINFO​
The International Institute for Information Technologies ​(SUPINFO)
2006-2007
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University & Think Tank References - 2006

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2006
(here)/(here) 
Technical Barriers to Trade: How Ignoring Science When Developing Standards and Technical Regulations Affects Trade Between the United States and the European Union (pp. 8-10, 16)
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Trade Equity & Development Project
May
2006
(here) 
(here) 
Columbia Journal of European Law
(Vol. 12)
Summer
2006
(here)/(here) 
Regulamentacao da OMC: Abordagem cientifica favorecida nas regras da UE para a Biotecnologia

WTO Rules Scientific Approach Favored in EU Rules for Biotechnology (p. 2)
CiB Centro de Informacao de Biotecnologia Center for Biotechnology Information (Portugal) 
The EU Constitution: Will Europe Force a Way Forward? (p. 7)
Sally McNamara (Senior Policy Analyst, Foreign Affairs)
(here)/(here) 
Monsanto and the Requirement for Real Risks in GM Food Regulation (p. 343)
Transcript of Panel I:Global Health in the Balance: The WHO at a Crossroads  (pp. 19-20)
Amir Attaran 
(Faculty, Health, Univ. of Ottawa), Nicole Bates (Global Health Council), Jean Luc Poncelet (Pan-American Health Organization), Michael Ryan (Faculty, Innovation, George Washington Univ.)
Hudson Institute Symposium - The World Health Organization: How Can the United Nations Agency Fight Disease in the 21st Century? (Wash., DC)
May
2006
(here)/(here) 
Track 6: Technology & Innovations in the Global Geographic Environment

Disruptions in Global Industries Caused by Controversial Technologies: The Case of Lead-Free Soldering in Electronics (pp. 11, 18, 21)
(here)/(here) 
Nov.
2006
(here)/(here) 
Heritage Foundation
Backgrounder No. 1991

"Providing an informed, reasoned and dispassionate

voice to the global public debate..."

Chiara Colamonico (LLM Candidate & Energy Sector Consultant)
Griffin's View on International & Comparative Law
(Vol. 7, No. 2)
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
(Netherlands)
June
2006
Roman Boutellier & Andreas Biedermann
(ETH Zurich)
Int'l Federation of Scholarly Associations of Mgmt. (IFSAM) VIIIth World Congress, Enhancing Managerial Responsiveness to Global Challenges 
(Berlin, Germany)
Panel: Law in the Domestic Courts of Other Nations (reference materials p. 4)
Kurt Reichenberg (Senior Legal Secretary, Court of Justice of the European Communities)
(here) 
Nota de Informativa do CiB No. 23
Dec.
2006
Rodrigo A. Lopez
Univ. of Virginia School of Engineering Course STS-500 (2520/2620)
Science & Technology Public Policy
Spring
2006
Ruby R. Fernandez
Loyola of Los Angeles International & Comparative Law Review (Vol. 28, No.2)
Rufus Yerxa (former WTO Director General on the Doha Round) & Sherman Katz (CEIP) 
Peter Strauss (Faculty, Columbia Law School)
(here) 
Sept.
2006
American Society of International Law (ASIL) Federal Judicial Center
Symposium:   International Law and Litigation for U.S. Judges (Washington, DC)
Debra M. Strauss (Business Law Faculty, Charles F. Dolan School of Business, Fairfield Univ.) 
Food and Drug Law Institute, Food and Drug Law 
Journal
Monsanto and the Requirement for Real Risks in GM Food Regulation (p. 343)
(here) 
(here)/(here) 
Feb.
2006