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Y AR — o R B W LI —-co A L N KI S A L A R O B Human Genome Bridge Materials January 2001 Faculty of Law University of Toronto Tl aterials are not to be regarded as published. They are for storage t xlusive use of students in the Faculty of Law, University of jr Toronto 579 .A7H85 2001 c. 1 Human Genome Bridge Materials January 2001 Faculty of Law University of Toronto These materials are not to be regarded as published. They are for the exclusive use of students in the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2018 with funding from University of Toronto https://archive.org/details/humangenomebridgOOuniv Human Genome Bridge Materials Table of Contents Monday January 8, 2001 Introductory Panel 12.30-4 00pm ■ M. Ridley, Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters p 1 (New York: Perennial, 2000) pp. 65-75, 161-172, 243-257, 258-271 and 301-313. ■ A. Patrinos & D.W. Drell “Introducing the Human Genome Project: p 36 Its Relevance, Triumphs, and Challenges” (Summer 1997) The Judges’ Journal 5. ■ M. Hoagland & B. Dodson “The Molecules of Life” (Summer 1997) p 42 The Judges’ Journal 11. ■ D.K. Casey “What Can the New Gene Tests Tell Us?” (Summer 1997) The p 46 Judges’ Journal 14. ■ S.M. Wolf “Beyond ‘Genetic Discrimination’: Toward the Broader Harm of p 54 Geneticism” (1995) 23 Jnl Law. Med & Ethics 345. ■ C. Frazer, “Obscuring Disability: The Pursuit of‘Quality’ in the CBS” in p 63 The Gender of Genetic Futures: The Canadian Biotechnology Strategy, Women and Health (Proceedings of a National Strategic Workshop, York University, September 2000). Tuesday January 9, 2001 Overview of the different approaches to legal scholarship to be covered in the Human Genome Bridge 9.30-10.00am Feminist Perspectives on Regulating the New Genetics 10.00-11 00am ■ R. Mykitiuk, “Public Bodies, Private Parts - Genetics in a Post-Keynesian Era” p 68 (forthcoming in B. Cossman & J. Fudge, eds.. Privatisation, Law, and the Challenge to Feminism). Law and Theories of Justice 11.00am -12.00pm ■ T.H. Murray, “Genetics and the Moral Mission of Health Insurance” (1992) p 90 22: 6 Hastings Center Report 12-17. ■ R.J. Pokorski, “Genetic Information and Life Insurance” (1995) 376 p 96 Nature 13. ■ N.E. Kass, “The Implications of Genetic Testing for Health and Life p 98 Insurance” in M.A. Rothstein, ed., Genetic Secrets: Protecting Privacy and Confidentiality in the Genetic Era (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1997) 299. Law and Economics, Law and Institutional Design 2.00-4.15pm ■ M.J. Trebilcock, “An Introduction to Law and Economics” (1997) 23 Monash p 109 U.L. Rev 123 at 153-156. ■ C.M. Flood, “The Structure and Dynamics of Canada’s Health Care System” p 113 in J. Downie & T. Caulfield, eds., Canadian Health Law and Policy (Toronto: Butterworths, 1999) at 5-50. ■ Cameron et al v. Attorney General of Nova Scotia et al [1999] 177 (D.L.R.) p 135 (4th) 611. ■ C. Abraham, “The Politics of Hope” The Globe &Mail (17 July 1998) A2. p 156 ■ C. Abraham, “Tenacious woman scores medical victory: Fiona Webster’s p 160 fight opens access to genetic breast-cancer test” The Globe &Mail (27 August 1999) Al. ■ Health Insurance Act R.S.O. H.6, ss. 20-21. p 162 ■ Health Insurance Act - General Regulation, R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 552, s. 28.5. p 163 Wednesday January 10, 2001 Law and Philosophy 9.00-10.00am ■ P. Newman, “Intellectual Property Law and the New Biology” (Summer 1997) p 164 The Judges’ Journal 46. ■ E.C. Hettinger, “Justifying Intellectual Property” (1989) 18 Philosophy and p 169 Public Affairs 31. Law, Race and Human Rights 10.00-11.00am ■ K.H. Ching, “Indigenous Self-Determination in an Age of Genetic Patenting: p 181 Recognising an Emerging Human Rights Norm” (1997) 66 Fordham L. Rev. 687. ■ L A. Whitt, “Indigenous Peoples, Intellectual Property & the New Imperial p 190 Science” (1998) 23 Okla. City U.L. Rev. 211 Workshops 12.00-2.00pm Thursday January 11, 2001 Reporting back from Workshops 10.00am-12.00pm