Global citizen deliberation on genome editing
Authors:
- John S. DryzekJDJohn S. Dryzek
- Dianne NicolDNDianne Nicol
- Simon NiemeyerSNSimon Niemeyer
- Sonya PembertonSPSonya Pemberton
- Nicole CuratoNCNicole Curato
- André BächtigerABAndré Bächtiger
- Philip BatterhamPBPhilip Batterham
- Bjørn BedstedBBBjørn Bedsted
- Simon BurallSBSimon Burall
- Michael BurgessMBMichael Burgess
- Gaetan BurgioGBGaetan Burgio
- Yurij CastelfranchiYCYurij Castelfranchi
- 18 September 2020
- journal article
- editorial
- Published by American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in Science
- Vol. 369 (6510) , 1435-1437
Abstract
Global governance can be informed by a deliberative assembly composed of lay citizensKeywords
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