Background
Glasner, Peter Egon was born on November 9, 1944 in Bairagarh, Bhopal, India. Son of Kurt Martin and Aloisia Maria (Stach) Glasner.
(The emerging techniques in genetic engineering constitute...)
The emerging techniques in genetic engineering constitute a technological revolution with the potential to alter our environment and reconstitute animals and plants. This book presents recent work by European experts on moral philosophy, public policy, and the regulation and control of genetically controlled organisms. It sets out to articulate the key issues, controversies and possible solutions to the problems posed by genetic engineering and modern biotechnology. Areas covered include trangenic animals, xenografting, patenting life, human genome research, sustainable development, environmental release of genetically engineered organisms (GEO's), risk-assessment techniques and regulations. The book deals with the way this new technology can be democratized and "socially managed".
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("the term routinization has been given to the form of sec...)
"the term routinization has been given to the form of secularization based on the fundamental Weber-Troeltsch dichotomy of church and sect"
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Economics and social science educator
Glasner, Peter Egon was born on November 9, 1944 in Bairagarh, Bhopal, India. Son of Kurt Martin and Aloisia Maria (Stach) Glasner.
Bachelor of Science in Sociology, University London, 1968. Doctor of Philosophy, London School of Economics, 1973.
Tutor University Kent, Canterbury, England, 1970-1971. Lecturer Australian National University, Canberra, 1971-1978. Principal lecturer Polytechnic of North London, 1978-1985.
Head department Bristol (England) Polytechnic, 1985-1992. Executive dean University West of England, Bristol, 1992-1997, research professor sociology, since 1997. Visiting research fellow University Sussex, Brighton, England, 1977.
Morris Ginsberg fellow London School of Economics, 1984. Specialist adviser Council for National Academy Awards, London, 1989-1992. Auditor Higher Education Quality Council, London, 1993-1997.
Assessor Economics and Social Research Council Training Board, Swindon, England, since 1996.
(The emerging techniques in genetic engineering constitute...)
("the term routinization has been given to the form of sec...)
Fellow Royal Society Arts. Member Association Learned Societies in Social Sciences (president 1992-1995), British Sociological Association (honorary secretary 1985-1987).
Married Angela Mary (Hale) G., November 2, 1968. Children: Emma, Matthew, James, Tom.
