HUMAN GENETIC DATABASES: ETHICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES
Preface to the special issue; pp. 5–12

POPULATION GENETIC DATABASES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE LAW IN ICELAND, SWEDEN, ESTONIA AND THE UK; pp. 15–33

ETHICAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN GENETIC DATABASES: DISTINCTIONS ON THE NATURE, PROVISION, AND OWNERSHIP OF GENETIC INFORMATION; pp. 34–45

SHOULD RESULTS FROM GENETIC RESEARCH BE RETURNED TO RESEARCH SUBJECTS AND THEIR BIOLOGICAL RELATIVES?; pp. 46–62

LEGAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS OF THE PARTICIPATION OF PERSONS WITH RESTRICTED ACTIVE LEGAL CAPACITY IN GENOME STUDIES; pp. 63–79

POPULATION BIOBANKS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: COMMERCIAL OR COMMUNITARIAN MODELS?
A comparative analysis of benefit sharing, ownership and access arrangements; pp. 80–89

RICH DATABASES AND POOR PEOPLE: OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; pp. 90–105

THE ESTONIAN GENOME PROJECT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; pp. 106–128

GENETIC DATABASES AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES: A COMPARISON OF ICELAND, ESTONIA AND THE UK; pp. 131–149

KEY ISSUES IN GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY: LESSONS FROM A UK BASED EMPIRICAL STUDY; pp. 150–163

INFORMED DEMOCRATIC CONSENT? THE CASE OF THE ICELANDIC DATABASE; pp. 164–177

GENES OF A NATION THE PROMOTION OF ICELAND’S GENETIC INFORMATION; pp. 178–191

CONSTRUCTING PUBLIC IMAGES OF NEW GENETICS AND GENE TECHNOLOGY: THE MEDIA DISCOURSE ON THE ESTONIAN HUMAN GENOME PROJECT; pp. 192–216

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION AND SCIENCE POLICY: ESTONIAN MEDIA DISCOURSE ON THE GENETIC DATABASE PROJECT; pp. 217–240

INTRODUCING GENE TECHNOLOGY TO THE SOCIETY: SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE ESTONIAN GENOME PROJECT; pp. 241–253