New Technologies and Human Rights

Therese Murphy is Professor of Law & Critical Theory at the University of Nottingham. She is the author of Civil Liberties Law: The Human Rights Act Era (OUP, 2001) with Stephen Livingstone and Noel Whitty. She is on the editorial board of the Human Rights Law Review, and is a member of the expert team that provides thematic and annual reports on the UK for the EU's Fundamental Rights Agency.

• Table of Cases ; Table of Legislation ; List of Abbreviations ; List of Contributors ; 1. Repetition, Revolution, and Resonance: An Introduction to New Technologies and Human Rights ; 2. Human Dignity, Ethical Pluralism, and the Regulation of Modern Biotechnologies ; 3. Regulating Human Genetics in a Neo-Eugenic Era ; 4. Constitutional Patriotism and the Right to Privacy: A Comparison of the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights ; 5. New Technologies, the Precautionary Principle and Public Participation ; 6. The Texture of Reproductive Choice: Law, Ethnography and Reproductive Technologies ; 7. The International Law of Genetic Discrimination: The Power of 'Never Again' ; 8. Individual Human Rights in Genetic Research: Blurring the Line between Collective and Individual Interests ; Index

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