Biotechnology, bioethics, and the future: a review of Ronald Bailey’s Liberation biology: Ronald Bailey, Liberation biology: The scientific and moral case for the biotech revolution. Prometheus Books, Amherst, New York, 2005, 332 pp, $30.00 , ISBN: 1-59102-227-4 [Book Review]

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