SIMPÓSIO Nº 18

GENETICS AND LAW: A BRAVE NEW WORLD FOR HUMAN RIGHTS DOCTRINE

oordenadores: Vera Lúcia Raposo e Rostam J. Neuwirth

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HUMAN ENHANCEMENT: DO GENES, LIKE LAW, CHANGE BECAUSE OF LANGUAGE?

Rostam J. Neuwirth

 

GENETIC MAKEUP OF OFFSPRING: GENETIC LOTTERY OR GENETIC PLANNING?

Vera Lúcia Raposo

 

HOW GENES INFLUENCE MY BEHAVIOUR: ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOURAL GENETICS EVIDENCE UNDER THE CRIMINAL LAW OF PORTUGAL

Man Teng IONG

 

THE COLLECTION OF GENETIC MATERIAL FOR CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION EFFECTS. A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Miguel Ângelo Loureiro Manero de Lemos

 

A CHAIN IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS WEAKEST LINK – THE PROTECTION OF THE CHILD BORN AS A RESULT OF THE USE OF MEDICALLY ASSISTED TECHNIQUES

Rute Teixeira Pedro

 

SUPER-MAN SYNDROME: VULNERABILITY(IES) AND ENHANCEMENT(S)

Eduardo António da Silva Figueiredo

 

THE RIGHT TO HEALTH IN CHINA

Manman Yang

 

TOWARDS A HUMAN RIGHT OF GENETIC ENHANCEMENT?

Sten Idris Verhoeven

 

THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF SOCIETY? HUMAN RIGHTS CULTURE AND THE DEMISE OF CRITICAL THOUGHT OR THE CIRCULARITY OF “IMMANENT STRUCTURE” THEORIES OF RIGHTS

Lucas A. Treitinger