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Jasper A. Bovenberg

Writing for PS since 2006
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Jasper A. Bovenberg, an attorney at law, is the founder of Legal Pathways Institute for Health and Bio-Law.

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Embryos, Justice, and Personal Responsibility
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Embryos, Justice, and Personal Responsibility

Nov 29, 2018 Jasper A. Bovenberg & Bartha M. Knoppers call for three reforms of the decision-making process for human embryo research.

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Befriending the European Court of Justice
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Befriending the European Court of Justice

Apr 17, 2017 Jasper A. Bovenberg & Erik J. Spaans advocate the use of amicus curiae briefs to boost the ECJ's legitimacy and effectiveness.

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Patenting Immaculate Conception?
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Patenting Immaculate Conception?

Mar 1, 2016 Jasper A. Bovenberg, et al. believe that the morality of some biological inventions should be decided by citizens.

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Taxing Tissue

Taxing Tissue

Dec 21, 2006 Jasper A. Bovenberg

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Befriending the European Court of Justice
Apr 25, 2017

Dear mr Crop, your comment is spot on. precisely to help EU citizens bring their insights and knowledge (including figures) to the ECJ's attention, we set up the Amicus platform (https://www.amicus-ecj.eu/). However unofficially, this way we take the citizen's initiative to get the ball rolling.

How the IMF Can Battle Gradual Irrelevance
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How the IMF Can Battle Gradual Irrelevance

Mohamed A. El-Erian

These days, the International Monetary Fund’s policy recommendations – especially as they pertain to the advanced economies – have little impact. Although this is partly a consequence of more inward-looking national politics in richer countries, the Fund itself is not blameless.

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Crime and Excessive Punishment in Tunisia
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Crime and Excessive Punishment in Tunisia

Rim Dhaouadi urges policymakers to reform the country's overly repressive criminal justice system.

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Reversing the Death of Venice
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Reversing the Death of Venice

Carlo Ratti says that the city must rebuild its society before it can protect its buildings from rising sea levels.

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Is Sri Lanka the Next Argentina?
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Is Sri Lanka the Next Argentina?

Arvind Subramanian questions whether the country’s newly elected president can prevent further macroeconomic instability.

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Is the War on Terror Over?

Is the War on Terror Over?

Karen Greenberg & Elmira Bayrasli discuss the global war on terror and US President Donald Trump’s role in ending it.

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Building a Euro-Japanese Alliance of Hope
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Building a Euro-Japanese Alliance of Hope

Anders Fogh Rasmussen identifies four areas in which closer bilateral ties can bolster democracy and the rule of law.

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The Right to Be Seen
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The Right to Be Seen

Anne-Marie Slaughter & Yuliya Panfil suggest how excluded groups can use their digital data to access basic services and advance their own goals.

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The Decline and Fall of William Barr
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The Decline and Fall of William Barr

Kent Harrington thinks the US attorney general is committed to doing President Donald Trump's bidding, no matter what.

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