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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.

Will the Coronavirus Cause a Major Growth Slowdown in China?
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Will the Coronavirus Cause a Major Growth Slowdown in China?

Shang-Jin Wei explains why the impact of the outbreak on Chinese and world GDP is likely to be less damaging than many fear.

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How to Improve on a Good Year for Global Health
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How to Improve on a Good Year for Global Health

Melvin Sanicas says the discovery of new viruses, vaccines, and treatments in 2019 highlights the need to support science.

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A Global Economy Without a Cushion
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A Global Economy Without a Cushion

Stephen S. Roach

From 1990 to 2008, annual growth in world trade was fully 82% faster than world GDP growth. Now, however, reflecting the unusually sharp post-crisis slowdown in global trade growth, this cushion has shrunk dramatically, to just 13% over the 2010-19 period, leaving the world economy more vulnerable to all-too-frequent shocks.

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Re-Engineering China’s Economy
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Re-Engineering China’s Economy

Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng welcome the recent trade deal with the US, because policymakers can now focus on growing systemic risks.

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Winning the Electrification Race Sustainability Now
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Winning the Electrification Race

Adair Turner says government policies to encourage clean energy are essential to building a zero-carbon economy by 2050.

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Auschwitz in Jerusalem
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Auschwitz in Jerusalem

Mark Leonard worries that the Holocaust's universalist message is being reshaped for a nationalist age.

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The Next Big Development Challenge
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The Next Big Development Challenge

Arvind Subramanian & Josh Felman argue that emerging-market policymakers should not rely on Western approaches to reviving growth.

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How to Prevent the Japanification of East Asia’s Economies
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How to Prevent the Japanification of East Asia’s Economies

Lee Jong-Wha urges governments to enact sweeping structural reforms to avoid long-term economic stagnation.

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