Australian empirical study into genetic discrimination.
This paper outlines a major empirical study that is being undertaken by an interdisciplinary team into genetic discrimination in Australia. The 3-year study will examine the nature and extent of this newly emerging phenomenon across the perspectives of consumers, third parties, and the legal system and will analyze its social and legal dimensions. Although the project is confined to Australia, it is expected that the outcomes will have significance for the wider research community as this is the most substantial study of its kind to be undertaken to date into genetic discrimination.
Otlowski
Margaret F
MF
Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania, Tasmania, Australia.
Taylor
Sandra D
SD
Barlow-Stewart
Kristine K
KK
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