Nanoscale: issues and perspectives for the nano century
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CONTENTS PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CONTRIBUTORS XVN XXI XXIII PART 1:
POLICY AND PERSPECTIVES 1. THE VIEW FROM CONGRESS: A ROUNDTABLE ON
NANOPOLICY U.S. CONGRESSMAN MIKE HONDA, U.S. CONGRESSMAN BRAD SHERMAN,
U.S. CONGRESSMAN DAVID WELDON, AND MARTY SPITZER MARTY SPITZER U.S.
CONGRESSMAN DAVID WELDON U.S. CONGRESSMAN BRAD SHERMAN U.S. CONGRESSMAN
MIKE HONDA 2. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE TWO FACES OF RISK FROM A
REINSURANCE PERSPECTIVE ANNABELLE HETT THE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO RISK
A NEW KIND OF RISK NO FUTURE WITHOUT RISK RISK IS KNOWLEDGE OF POSSIBLE
LOSSES INSURANCE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY WARN EARLIER, REACT FASTER
PROPHECIES OF DOOM ARE OF LITTLE USE RISKS ARE A MATTER OF DEFINITION
MANY CAUSES, MANY PERPETRATORS, NO LIABILITY? WHAT TO BELIEVE*OR WHOM TO
BELIEVE FAINT SIGNALS? THE CHALLENGE OF RISK ASSESSMENT 1 3 3 6 8 10 15
16 17 18 18 19 19 20 21 21 22 23 23 VIII CONTENTS PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF
RISK 24 FRIGHT FACTORS 24 BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY 25 TOWARD
SUSTAINABILITY 26 BIBLIOGRAPHY 26 3. ETHICS, POLICY, AND THE
NANOTECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE: THE TRANSATLANTIC DEBATE ON "CONVERGING
TECHNOLOGIES" 27 NIGEL M, DE S. CAMERON ROOTS OF CONTROVERSY 27
"CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES" TERMINOLOGY AS A REFLECTION OF POLICY 28
EUROPEAN COMMISSION RESPONSE 29 DEFINING CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES 30
CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND THE SOCIAL ORDER 32 RISK MANAGEMENT 34
EMBEDDING CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES POLICY 35 UPSTREAM PARTICIPATION AND
AGENDA SETTING 36 ETHICS AND SOCIAL CONTEXT 37 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
39 CONCLUSIONS 40 4. SCIENTIFIC PROMISE: REFLECTIONS ON NANO-HYPE 43 M.
ELLEN MITCHELL THE ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS IN PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES 44
LINEAR CAUSAL MODELS 48 PERFECTION 50 ELUSIVE TRUTH 52 SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE 53 THE ROLE OF BELIEFS 56 THE CASE FOR REASON, STABILITY, AND
INTERDISCIPLINARITY 59 5. BEYOND HUMAN NATURE: THE DEBATE OVER
NANOTECHNOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT 61 JAMES HUGHES NANOTECHNOLOGY THREATENS
HUMANNESS? 61 UNHELPFUL ONTOLOGICAL CONCRETENESS IN HUMAN COGNITION 62
HUMAN NATURE HAS NO CLEAR DEFINITION 63 HUMAN NATURE: NO CLEAR BEGINNING
AND NO CLEAR BOUNDARY WITH OTHER SPECIES 64 HUMAN NATURE HAS NO CLEAR
ENDING 64 HUMAN NATURE IS NOT NORMATIVE 65 THE INESCAPABLE RACISM OF THE
HUMAN NATURE CONCEPT 66 THE VIOLENT POTENTIAL OF THE HUMAN RACISTS 68
CONTENTS IX BEYOND HUMAN NATURE: THE NEED FOR A BROAD NORMATIVE RANGE
FOR ACCEPTABLE HUMAN ENHANCEMENT 69 6. NANOTECHNOLOGY JUMPS THE GUN:
NANOPARTICLES IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS 71 BRENT BLACKWELDER THE PROCEDURES
USED TO DETERMINE PRODUCTS CONTAINING NANOINGREDIENTS 72 WHY SIZE
MATTERS 74 HEALTH RISKS 75 FAILURE TO CONDUCT OR PUBLICIZE HEALTH
STUDIES 78 STATUS OF REGULATIONS ON NANOTECHNOLOGY 79 RESEARCH AND
FUNDING OF NANOTECHNOLOGY SAFETY 80 CONCLUSIONS 82 7. NANOTECHNOLOGY:
MAXIMIZING BENEFITS, MINIMIZING DOWNSIDES 83 JACOB HELLER AND CHRISTINE
PETERSON INNOVATION 84 GOVERNMENT FINANCING OF NANOTECH RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT 84 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES AND NANOTECH 86 REGULATION
87 NANOPARTICLE SAFETY 87 HUMAN ENHANCEMENT 89 EXPORT CONTROLS 90
IMPLICATIONS 92 POVERTY AND DISPARITY 92 SURVEILLANCE 94 CONCLUSIONS 96
8. REASONING ABOUT THE FUTURE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY 97 RUTHANNA GORDON
COUNTERFACTUAL REASONING 98 TIME ORIENTATION 102 BIASES IN PREDICTION
AND PLANNING 105 CONCLUSIONS 109 BIBLIOGRAPHY 110 9. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND
SOCIETY: A CALL FOR RATIONAL DIALOGUE 115 JERRY C. COLLINS ANCIENT AND
NEW NANOTECHNOLOGY 115 SMALLER AND SMALLER 116 X CONTENTS THE FAUSTIAN
BARGAIN AND STEM-CELL RESEARCH 117 LEARNING IS A PAINFUL PROCESS 118
CURRENT ISSUES IN NANOTECHNOLOGY 121 ETHICAL ARGUMENTS FOR
NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY 121 IS RATIONAL PUBLIC DISCUSSION OF
NANOTECHNOLOGY POSSIBLE? 123 TEACH IT TO OUR CHILDREN 125 NANOTECHNOLOGY
IN HIGH SCHOOL: A CASE STUDY 126 CONCLUSIONS 127 10. TECHNOLOGICAL
REVOLUTIONS: ETHICS AND POLICY IN THE DARK 129 NICK BOSTROM ETHICAL,
LEGAL, AND SOCIETAL ISSUES RESEARCH, AND PUBLIC CONCERNS ABOUT SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY 130 UNPREDICTABILITY 133 STRATEGIC CONSIDERATIONS IN S&T
POLICY 137 LIMITING THE SCOPE OF OUR DELIBERATIONS? 141 EXPANDING THE
SCOPE OF OUR DELIBERATIONS? 145 BIBLIOGRAPHY 150 PART 2: NANO LAW AND
REGULATION 153 11. REGULATING NANOTECHNOLOGY: A VICIOUS CIRCLE 155 SONIA
E. MILLER THE REGULATORY SYSTEM 157 THE RHETORIC BEHIND NANOTECHNOLOGY
158 NANOTECHNOLOGY: IS IT LEGAL? 160 NANOTECHNOLOGY: A MARKET FORCE? 162
PUBLIC PERCEPTION: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART I 163 A NEW LAW FOR
NANOTECHNOLOGY? 165 CONGRESSIONAL REACTION: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART II
166 THE VICIOUS CIRCLE: PART II*CONCLUSIONS 171 REGULATORY
UNCERTAINTIES: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART III 172 EPA 172 TSCA 172 FIFRA
173 CERCLA 175 RCRA 176 CWA 176 CAA 177 EPA CONCLUSION 178 FDA 179 CPSC
182 NRC 183 CONTENTS XI OSHA 183 USDA 184 REGULATORY POLITICS BEHIND THE
SCIENCE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY 186 12. THE EUROPEAN APPROACH TO
NANOREGULATION 189 TRUDY A. PHELPS THE LEGISLATIVE FOCUS 190 THE NEW
APPROACH AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HARMONIZED STANDARDS 191 WHO NEEDS WHAT?
192 INDUSTRY 193 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 194 INSURANCE INDUSTRY 194 RETAIL
ORGANIZATIONS 194 ACADEMIA 194 MEDIA 195 STANDARDIZATION 195 THE NEED
FOR STANDARDS 195 EUROPEAN STANDARDS COMMITTEE: CEN/TC 352
NANOTECHNOLOGIES 196 THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN STANDARDIZATION 196 THE
ROYAL SOCIETY REPORT AND THE GOVERNMENT RESPONSE 197 INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS 198 HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE 198 EXPLOSIVE HAZARD
200 ENVIRONMENT 201 END OF LIFE AND THE WASTE STREAM 202 VOLUNTARY
REPORTING SCHEME 202 CONSUMER PRODUCTS 203 FOOD AND FOOD PACKAGING 203
COSMETICS AND SUNSCREENS 204 MEDICINAL PRODUCTS (MEDICINES) AND MEDICAL
DEVICES 205 ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIETAL ISSUES 207 PUBLIC DIALOGUE 208
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 208 MILITARY USES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY AND OTHER
SECURITY RISKS 209 CONCLUSIONS 209 13. THE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL
HAZARDS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE APPLICABILITY OF EXISTING LAW 211
GEORGE A. KIMBRELL NANOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOMATERIALS: THE FUTURE IS NOW
212 ON THE LOOSE: MANUFACTURED NANOMATERIALS IN NATURE 214 A NEW CLASS
OF NONBIODEGRADABLE POLLUTANTS 214 THE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
OF NANOMATERIALS 217 XII CONTENTS MOBILITY/ABSORPTION AND TRANSPORTATION
OF POLLUTANTS 218 DURABILITY/BIOACCUMULATION OF NANOMATERIALS 21 9
DETECTION/REMOVAL ^ * 990 THE CASE OF CARBON FULLERENES ZZ(U APPLYING
EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS TO NANOMATERIALS 221 TOXIC SUBSTANCES
CONTROL ACT 222 TSCA'S SECTION 5: NEW CHEMICALS VERSUS EXISTING
CHEMICALS 224 EPA'S TSCA VOLUNTARY PILOT PROGRAM 225 CLEAN AIR ACT 226
CLEAN WATER ACT 227 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT 228
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION, AND LIABILITY ACT
229 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE, AND RODENTICIDE ACT 230 NATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT 232 THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT
233 THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT 235 CONCLUSIONS 235 14.
NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LANDSCAPE 239 JULIE A.
BURGER, MARIANNE R. TIMM, AND LORI B. ANDREWS PATENT LAW AND
NANOINVENTION 241 THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY FOUNDATION OF THE
U.S. PATENT SYSTEM 243 PATENTS MAY ONLY BE GRANTED ON ELIGIBLE SUBJECT
MATTER 245 NOVELTY AND NONOBVIOUSNESS 246 THE USPTO'S RESPONSE TO
NANOTECHNOLOGY 248 PRACTICAL REVIEW ISSUES FACED BY THE USPTO 251 PATENT
INFRINGEMENT AND THE STRICT LIABILITY STANDARD 253 CONCLUSIONS 257 15.
PATENTING TRENDS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY 259 JESSICA K. FENDER RESULTS 260
NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTS ON THE RISE 260 BEYOND THE NUMBERS: EMERGING
TRENDS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTING 266 CONCLUSIONS 277 CONTENTS XI \\
PART 3: NANOMEDICINE, ETHICS, AND THE HUMAN CONDITION 279 16. TOWARD
NANOETHICS? 281 NIGEL M. DE . CAMERON ETHICS, POLICY, AND NEW
TECHNOLOGIES 281 THE EMERGING ETHICAL AGENDA 284 THE CONTEXT OF
BIOETHICS 285 AN ETHICAL AGENDA FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY 288 THE PROSPECT OF
"ENHANCEMENT" 291 THE QUESTION OF "NANOETHICS" 293 17. ANTICIPATING THE
IMPACT OF NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN HEALTHCARE 295 DEBRA
BENNETT-WOODS A STRATEGIC MANDATE 296 SCOPE AND BACKGROUND 297 FRAME
ANALYSIS 299 THE STRUCTURAL FRAME 300 HUMAN RESOURCE FRAME 304 POLITICAL
FRAME 305 SYMBOLIC FRAME 307 CONCLUSIONS 311 BIBLIOGRAPHY 312 18. DOING
SMALL THINGS WELL: TRANSLATING NANOTECHNOLOGY INTO NANOMEDICINE 315
WILLIAM P. CHESHIRE, JR. THE DISCOVERY OF CELLS AND GERMS 316
PENETRATING THE SUBCELLULAR MATRIX 318 THENANOREALM 318 THE TOOLS OF
NANOMEDICINE 319 HEIR OF MICROMEDICINE 321 UNLIKE PREVIOUS MEDICINE 322
VISIONS OF MEDICAL NANOUTOPIA 327 VISIONS OF MEDICAL NANODYSTOPIA 330
MEDICAL NANOREALISM 334 19. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE
337 C. CHRISTOPHER HOOK NANOMEDICINE AND HUMAN RE-ENGINEERING 342
FREITAS' NORMATIVE VOLITIONAL MODEL 344 XIV CONTENTS THE LEGITIMATE
PURPOSES AND GOALS OF MEDICINE 345 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN LEGITIMATE
TREATMENT AND "ENHANCEMENT" 347 TRENDS CHALLENGING THE INTEGRITY OF
MEDICINE 351 SOME CONSEQUENCES OF THE RE-ENGINEERING PROJECT 354 PART 4:
NANO AND SOCIETY: THE NELSI IMPERATIVE 359 20. THE NELSI LANDSCAPE 361
MICHELE MEKEL AND NIGEL M. DE S. CAMERON NELSI AND THE NANOSPHERE:
SETTING THE STAGE 362 WHEN CONGRESS TALKS: THE NELSI MANDATE 364 DO
PEOPLE LISTEN?: THE NNI'S PERFORMANCE ON THE NELSI FRONT 364 AN OVERVIEW
OF U.S. NELSI INITIATIVES 368 ACADEMIC-BASED NELSI INITIATIVES 368 NGOS
AND OTHER ENTITIES WITH A NELSI FOCUS 370 GOVERNANCE IN A NANOWORLD 370
BIG ISSUES FROM SMALL SCIENCE: FORMULATING A NELSI FRAMEWORK 371
NANOETHICS 372 NANOGOVERNANCE AND NANOPOLICY 373 RISK MANAGEMENT,
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY 374 PUBLIC
ENGAGEMENT 374 LESSONS IN NELSI FROM THE DIAMOND AGE 375 21. THE CENTER
FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY AT ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE
PROSPECTS FOR ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 377 DAVID H. GUSTON STUDYING
NANOTECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY 378 CNS-ASU AND ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 380
CNS-ASU AND RTTA 382 EDUCATION AND OUTREACH 386 CNS-ASU AND THE
PROSPECTS FOR ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 388 BIBLIOGRAPHY 391 22. THE
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON NANOTECHNOLOGY: A NEW MODEL OF ENGAGEMENT 393
KRISTEN M. KULINOWSKI THE NNI AND THE GENESIS OF CBEN 394 SOCIETAL
DEBATE HEATS UP 396 GENESIS OF ICON 399 EHS DATABASE 404 CONTENTS XV
BEST PRACTICES FOR NANOMATERIAL HANDLING 406 RESEARCH NEEDS ASSESSMENT
406 CONCLUSIONS 408 BIBLIOGRAPHY 408 23. FROM THE LAB TO THE
MARKETPLACE: MANAGING NANOTECHNOLOGY RESPONSIBLY 413 VIVIAN WEIL
ON-THE-GROUND NANODEVELOPMENTS 414 RATIONALE FOR CONCENTRATING ON
RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT: PUBLIC TRUST 415 RESPONSIBILITY IN RESEARCH 417
TRANSLATION TO THE MARKETPLACE 421 EXPERIMENTS IN PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT 423
CONCLUSIONS 424 24. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE GLOBAL FUTURE: POINTS TO
CONSIDER FOR POLICYMAKERS 425 NIGEL M. DE S. CAMERON SCIENCE POLICY AND
NANOTECHNOLOGY 425 POINTS TO CONSIDER 429 THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE
NATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE 429 THE DEVELOPMENT OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
POLICY 432 THE LEWIS PARADOX: THE ABOLITION OF MAN? 436 THE CHALLENGE TO
THE POLICY COMMUNITY 437 BIBLIOGRAPHY 439 1. KEY DOCUMENTS RELATED TO
NELSI 439 2. ONLINE RESOURCES ADDRESSING NELSI 441 INDEX 445 PPN:
266858120 TITEL: NANOSCALE : ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES FOR THE NANO
CENTURY / ED. BY NIGEL M. DE S. CAMERON . - HOBOKEN, NJ :
WILEY-INTERSCIENCE, 2007 ISBN: 978-0-470-08419-9CLOTH BIBLIOGRAPHISCHER
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CONTENTS PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CONTRIBUTORS XVN XXI XXIII PART 1:
POLICY AND PERSPECTIVES 1. THE VIEW FROM CONGRESS: A ROUNDTABLE ON
NANOPOLICY U.S. CONGRESSMAN MIKE HONDA, U.S. CONGRESSMAN BRAD SHERMAN,
U.S. CONGRESSMAN DAVID WELDON, AND MARTY SPITZER MARTY SPITZER U.S.
CONGRESSMAN DAVID WELDON U.S. CONGRESSMAN BRAD SHERMAN U.S. CONGRESSMAN
MIKE HONDA 2. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE TWO FACES OF RISK FROM A
REINSURANCE PERSPECTIVE ANNABELLE HETT THE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO RISK
A NEW KIND OF RISK NO FUTURE WITHOUT RISK RISK IS KNOWLEDGE OF POSSIBLE
LOSSES INSURANCE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY WARN EARLIER, REACT FASTER
PROPHECIES OF DOOM ARE OF LITTLE USE RISKS ARE A MATTER OF DEFINITION
MANY CAUSES, MANY PERPETRATORS, NO LIABILITY? WHAT TO BELIEVE*OR WHOM TO
BELIEVE FAINT SIGNALS? THE CHALLENGE OF RISK ASSESSMENT 1 3 3 6 8 10 15
16 17 18 18 19 19 20 21 21 22 23 23 VIII CONTENTS PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF
RISK 24 FRIGHT FACTORS 24 BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY 25 TOWARD
SUSTAINABILITY 26 BIBLIOGRAPHY 26 3. ETHICS, POLICY, AND THE
NANOTECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE: THE TRANSATLANTIC DEBATE ON "CONVERGING
TECHNOLOGIES" 27 NIGEL M, DE S. CAMERON ROOTS OF CONTROVERSY 27
"CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES" TERMINOLOGY AS A REFLECTION OF POLICY 28
EUROPEAN COMMISSION RESPONSE 29 DEFINING CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES 30
CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND THE SOCIAL ORDER 32 RISK MANAGEMENT 34
EMBEDDING CONVERGING TECHNOLOGIES POLICY 35 UPSTREAM PARTICIPATION AND
AGENDA SETTING 36 ETHICS AND SOCIAL CONTEXT 37 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
39 CONCLUSIONS 40 4. SCIENTIFIC PROMISE: REFLECTIONS ON NANO-HYPE 43 M.
ELLEN MITCHELL THE ROLE OF EXPECTATIONS IN PROCESSES AND OUTCOMES 44
LINEAR CAUSAL MODELS 48 PERFECTION 50 ELUSIVE TRUTH 52 SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE 53 THE ROLE OF BELIEFS 56 THE CASE FOR REASON, STABILITY, AND
INTERDISCIPLINARITY 59 5. BEYOND HUMAN NATURE: THE DEBATE OVER
NANOTECHNOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT 61 JAMES HUGHES NANOTECHNOLOGY THREATENS
HUMANNESS? 61 UNHELPFUL ONTOLOGICAL CONCRETENESS IN HUMAN COGNITION 62
HUMAN NATURE HAS NO CLEAR DEFINITION 63 HUMAN NATURE: NO CLEAR BEGINNING
AND NO CLEAR BOUNDARY WITH OTHER SPECIES 64 HUMAN NATURE HAS NO CLEAR
ENDING 64 HUMAN NATURE IS NOT NORMATIVE 65 THE INESCAPABLE RACISM OF THE
HUMAN NATURE CONCEPT 66 THE VIOLENT POTENTIAL OF THE HUMAN RACISTS 68
CONTENTS IX BEYOND HUMAN NATURE: THE NEED FOR A BROAD NORMATIVE RANGE
FOR ACCEPTABLE HUMAN ENHANCEMENT 69 6. NANOTECHNOLOGY JUMPS THE GUN:
NANOPARTICLES IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS 71 BRENT BLACKWELDER THE PROCEDURES
USED TO DETERMINE PRODUCTS CONTAINING NANOINGREDIENTS 72 WHY SIZE
MATTERS 74 HEALTH RISKS 75 FAILURE TO CONDUCT OR PUBLICIZE HEALTH
STUDIES 78 STATUS OF REGULATIONS ON NANOTECHNOLOGY 79 RESEARCH AND
FUNDING OF NANOTECHNOLOGY SAFETY 80 CONCLUSIONS 82 7. NANOTECHNOLOGY:
MAXIMIZING BENEFITS, MINIMIZING DOWNSIDES 83 JACOB HELLER AND CHRISTINE
PETERSON INNOVATION 84 GOVERNMENT FINANCING OF NANOTECH RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT 84 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES AND NANOTECH 86 REGULATION
87 NANOPARTICLE SAFETY 87 HUMAN ENHANCEMENT 89 EXPORT CONTROLS 90
IMPLICATIONS 92 POVERTY AND DISPARITY 92 SURVEILLANCE 94 CONCLUSIONS 96
8. REASONING ABOUT THE FUTURE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY 97 RUTHANNA GORDON
COUNTERFACTUAL REASONING 98 TIME ORIENTATION 102 BIASES IN PREDICTION
AND PLANNING 105 CONCLUSIONS 109 BIBLIOGRAPHY 110 9. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND
SOCIETY: A CALL FOR RATIONAL DIALOGUE 115 JERRY C. COLLINS ANCIENT AND
NEW NANOTECHNOLOGY 115 SMALLER AND SMALLER 116 X CONTENTS THE FAUSTIAN
BARGAIN AND STEM-CELL RESEARCH 117 LEARNING IS A PAINFUL PROCESS 118
CURRENT ISSUES IN NANOTECHNOLOGY 121 ETHICAL ARGUMENTS FOR
NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY 121 IS RATIONAL PUBLIC DISCUSSION OF
NANOTECHNOLOGY POSSIBLE? 123 TEACH IT TO OUR CHILDREN 125 NANOTECHNOLOGY
IN HIGH SCHOOL: A CASE STUDY 126 CONCLUSIONS 127 10. TECHNOLOGICAL
REVOLUTIONS: ETHICS AND POLICY IN THE DARK 129 NICK BOSTROM ETHICAL,
LEGAL, AND SOCIETAL ISSUES RESEARCH, AND PUBLIC CONCERNS ABOUT SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY 130 UNPREDICTABILITY 133 STRATEGIC CONSIDERATIONS IN S&T
POLICY 137 LIMITING THE SCOPE OF OUR DELIBERATIONS? 141 EXPANDING THE
SCOPE OF OUR DELIBERATIONS? 145 BIBLIOGRAPHY 150 PART 2: NANO LAW AND
REGULATION 153 11. REGULATING NANOTECHNOLOGY: A VICIOUS CIRCLE 155 SONIA
E. MILLER THE REGULATORY SYSTEM 157 THE RHETORIC BEHIND NANOTECHNOLOGY
158 NANOTECHNOLOGY: IS IT LEGAL? 160 NANOTECHNOLOGY: A MARKET FORCE? 162
PUBLIC PERCEPTION: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART I 163 A NEW LAW FOR
NANOTECHNOLOGY? 165 CONGRESSIONAL REACTION: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART II
166 THE VICIOUS CIRCLE: PART II*CONCLUSIONS 171 REGULATORY
UNCERTAINTIES: THE VICIOUS CIRCLE*PART III 172 EPA 172 TSCA 172 FIFRA
173 CERCLA 175 RCRA 176 CWA 176 CAA 177 EPA CONCLUSION 178 FDA 179 CPSC
182 NRC 183 CONTENTS XI OSHA 183 USDA 184 REGULATORY POLITICS BEHIND THE
SCIENCE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY 186 12. THE EUROPEAN APPROACH TO
NANOREGULATION 189 TRUDY A. PHELPS THE LEGISLATIVE FOCUS 190 THE NEW
APPROACH AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HARMONIZED STANDARDS 191 WHO NEEDS WHAT?
192 INDUSTRY 193 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES 194 INSURANCE INDUSTRY 194 RETAIL
ORGANIZATIONS 194 ACADEMIA 194 MEDIA 195 STANDARDIZATION 195 THE NEED
FOR STANDARDS 195 EUROPEAN STANDARDS COMMITTEE: CEN/TC 352
NANOTECHNOLOGIES 196 THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN STANDARDIZATION 196 THE
ROYAL SOCIETY REPORT AND THE GOVERNMENT RESPONSE 197 INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATIONS 198 HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE 198 EXPLOSIVE HAZARD
200 ENVIRONMENT 201 END OF LIFE AND THE WASTE STREAM 202 VOLUNTARY
REPORTING SCHEME 202 CONSUMER PRODUCTS 203 FOOD AND FOOD PACKAGING 203
COSMETICS AND SUNSCREENS 204 MEDICINAL PRODUCTS (MEDICINES) AND MEDICAL
DEVICES 205 ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND SOCIETAL ISSUES 207 PUBLIC DIALOGUE 208
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 208 MILITARY USES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY AND OTHER
SECURITY RISKS 209 CONCLUSIONS 209 13. THE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL
HAZARDS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE APPLICABILITY OF EXISTING LAW 211
GEORGE A. KIMBRELL NANOTECHNOLOGY AND NANOMATERIALS: THE FUTURE IS NOW
212 ON THE LOOSE: MANUFACTURED NANOMATERIALS IN NATURE 214 A NEW CLASS
OF NONBIODEGRADABLE POLLUTANTS 214 THE POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
OF NANOMATERIALS 217 XII CONTENTS MOBILITY/ABSORPTION AND TRANSPORTATION
OF POLLUTANTS 218 DURABILITY/BIOACCUMULATION OF NANOMATERIALS 21 9
DETECTION/REMOVAL ^ * 990 THE CASE OF CARBON FULLERENES ZZ(U APPLYING
EXISTING ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS TO NANOMATERIALS 221 TOXIC SUBSTANCES
CONTROL ACT 222 TSCA'S SECTION 5: NEW CHEMICALS VERSUS EXISTING
CHEMICALS 224 EPA'S TSCA VOLUNTARY PILOT PROGRAM 225 CLEAN AIR ACT 226
CLEAN WATER ACT 227 RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT 228
COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE, COMPENSATION, AND LIABILITY ACT
229 FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE, AND RODENTICIDE ACT 230 NATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT 232 THE FEDERAL FOOD, DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT
233 THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT 235 CONCLUSIONS 235 14.
NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LANDSCAPE 239 JULIE A.
BURGER, MARIANNE R. TIMM, AND LORI B. ANDREWS PATENT LAW AND
NANOINVENTION 241 THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY FOUNDATION OF THE
U.S. PATENT SYSTEM 243 PATENTS MAY ONLY BE GRANTED ON ELIGIBLE SUBJECT
MATTER 245 NOVELTY AND NONOBVIOUSNESS 246 THE USPTO'S RESPONSE TO
NANOTECHNOLOGY 248 PRACTICAL REVIEW ISSUES FACED BY THE USPTO 251 PATENT
INFRINGEMENT AND THE STRICT LIABILITY STANDARD 253 CONCLUSIONS 257 15.
PATENTING TRENDS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY 259 JESSICA K. FENDER RESULTS 260
NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTS ON THE RISE 260 BEYOND THE NUMBERS: EMERGING
TRENDS IN NANOTECHNOLOGY PATENTING 266 CONCLUSIONS 277 CONTENTS XI \\
PART 3: NANOMEDICINE, ETHICS, AND THE HUMAN CONDITION 279 16. TOWARD
NANOETHICS? 281 NIGEL M. DE . CAMERON ETHICS, POLICY, AND NEW
TECHNOLOGIES 281 THE EMERGING ETHICAL AGENDA 284 THE CONTEXT OF
BIOETHICS 285 AN ETHICAL AGENDA FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY 288 THE PROSPECT OF
"ENHANCEMENT" 291 THE QUESTION OF "NANOETHICS" 293 17. ANTICIPATING THE
IMPACT OF NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY IN HEALTHCARE 295 DEBRA
BENNETT-WOODS A STRATEGIC MANDATE 296 SCOPE AND BACKGROUND 297 FRAME
ANALYSIS 299 THE STRUCTURAL FRAME 300 HUMAN RESOURCE FRAME 304 POLITICAL
FRAME 305 SYMBOLIC FRAME 307 CONCLUSIONS 311 BIBLIOGRAPHY 312 18. DOING
SMALL THINGS WELL: TRANSLATING NANOTECHNOLOGY INTO NANOMEDICINE 315
WILLIAM P. CHESHIRE, JR. THE DISCOVERY OF CELLS AND GERMS 316
PENETRATING THE SUBCELLULAR MATRIX 318 THENANOREALM 318 THE TOOLS OF
NANOMEDICINE 319 HEIR OF MICROMEDICINE 321 UNLIKE PREVIOUS MEDICINE 322
VISIONS OF MEDICAL NANOUTOPIA 327 VISIONS OF MEDICAL NANODYSTOPIA 330
MEDICAL NANOREALISM 334 19. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE
337 C. CHRISTOPHER HOOK NANOMEDICINE AND HUMAN RE-ENGINEERING 342
FREITAS' NORMATIVE VOLITIONAL MODEL 344 XIV CONTENTS THE LEGITIMATE
PURPOSES AND GOALS OF MEDICINE 345 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN LEGITIMATE
TREATMENT AND "ENHANCEMENT" 347 TRENDS CHALLENGING THE INTEGRITY OF
MEDICINE 351 SOME CONSEQUENCES OF THE RE-ENGINEERING PROJECT 354 PART 4:
NANO AND SOCIETY: THE NELSI IMPERATIVE 359 20. THE NELSI LANDSCAPE 361
MICHELE MEKEL AND NIGEL M. DE S. CAMERON NELSI AND THE NANOSPHERE:
SETTING THE STAGE 362 WHEN CONGRESS TALKS: THE NELSI MANDATE 364 DO
PEOPLE LISTEN?: THE NNI'S PERFORMANCE ON THE NELSI FRONT 364 AN OVERVIEW
OF U.S. NELSI INITIATIVES 368 ACADEMIC-BASED NELSI INITIATIVES 368 NGOS
AND OTHER ENTITIES WITH A NELSI FOCUS 370 GOVERNANCE IN A NANOWORLD 370
BIG ISSUES FROM SMALL SCIENCE: FORMULATING A NELSI FRAMEWORK 371
NANOETHICS 372 NANOGOVERNANCE AND NANOPOLICY 373 RISK MANAGEMENT,
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT, AND SUSTAINABILITY 374 PUBLIC
ENGAGEMENT 374 LESSONS IN NELSI FROM THE DIAMOND AGE 375 21. THE CENTER
FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY AT ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AND THE
PROSPECTS FOR ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 377 DAVID H. GUSTON STUDYING
NANOTECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY 378 CNS-ASU AND ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 380
CNS-ASU AND RTTA 382 EDUCATION AND OUTREACH 386 CNS-ASU AND THE
PROSPECTS FOR ANTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE 388 BIBLIOGRAPHY 391 22. THE
INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON NANOTECHNOLOGY: A NEW MODEL OF ENGAGEMENT 393
KRISTEN M. KULINOWSKI THE NNI AND THE GENESIS OF CBEN 394 SOCIETAL
DEBATE HEATS UP 396 GENESIS OF ICON 399 EHS DATABASE 404 CONTENTS XV
BEST PRACTICES FOR NANOMATERIAL HANDLING 406 RESEARCH NEEDS ASSESSMENT
406 CONCLUSIONS 408 BIBLIOGRAPHY 408 23. FROM THE LAB TO THE
MARKETPLACE: MANAGING NANOTECHNOLOGY RESPONSIBLY 413 VIVIAN WEIL
ON-THE-GROUND NANODEVELOPMENTS 414 RATIONALE FOR CONCENTRATING ON
RESPONSIBLE MANAGEMENT: PUBLIC TRUST 415 RESPONSIBILITY IN RESEARCH 417
TRANSLATION TO THE MARKETPLACE 421 EXPERIMENTS IN PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT 423
CONCLUSIONS 424 24. NANOTECHNOLOGY AND THE GLOBAL FUTURE: POINTS TO
CONSIDER FOR POLICYMAKERS 425 NIGEL M. DE S. CAMERON SCIENCE POLICY AND
NANOTECHNOLOGY 425 POINTS TO CONSIDER 429 THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE
NATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE 429 THE DEVELOPMENT OF NANOTECHNOLOGY
POLICY 432 THE LEWIS PARADOX: THE ABOLITION OF MAN? 436 THE CHALLENGE TO
THE POLICY COMMUNITY 437 BIBLIOGRAPHY 439 1. KEY DOCUMENTS RELATED TO
NELSI 439 2. ONLINE RESOURCES ADDRESSING NELSI 441 INDEX 445 PPN:
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