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Hard Law, Soft Law and Self-regulation: Seeking Better Governance for Science ...
Gonçalves, M. E.; Gameiro, M.I.Abstract There is a pretty wide belief that ‘soft law’ together with self-regulation provide suitable regulatory tools for emerging science and technology (S&T), possibly better tools than ‘hard law’ to cope with the need for both flexibility and adjustment to novelty and prevailing uncertainties. Soft law and self-regulation, it is argued, may also respond more adequately to increased pressure for opening up r...
Does the centrality of human values in the lisbon treaty promise more than it c...
Gonçalves, M. E.; Gameiro, M. I.DINÂMIA'CET, Agosto de 2010. ; The adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon and the granting to the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the same legal force as the Treaty lent a new impulse to the consideration of fundamental human values by the European Union (EU). The question remains, however, of how this legal discourse centred on human values is actually shaping the EU regulatory framework in specific policy domains...
Between uncertainty and controversy: has the European Union actually responded ...
Gonçalves, M. E.DINÂMIA, Junho de 2008. ; The legal regime applicable to Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) in the European Union is an important witness to the central position assumed by risk in European regulatory and institutional reform over the last years. At the European level, the GMO regime provides an archetypical response by the regulator to the challenges raised by scientific uncertainty, social controversy and...
Justice and efficiency: Managing the value conflict
Gonçalves, M. E.; Caldas, J.M.C.; Cortinhal, M.J.; Costa, P.; Ferreira, R.DINÂMIA, Dezembro de 2007. ; Presently, in Portugal, there is an incomplete network of “Julgados de Paz” (small claims courts). The government is committed to extending the network throughout the country. The goal of extending the network is constrained by budgetary considerations. Out of those constraints a conflict between the right to justice and efficiency emerges. In this paper an approach is advanced to ...
Anti-leishmania antibodies in cerebrospinal fluid from dogs with visceral leish...
Lima,V.M.F.; Gonçalves,M.E.; Ikeda,F.A.; Luvizotto,M.C.R.; Feitosa,M.M.Visceral leishmaniasis in Brazil is caused by Leishmania (Leishmania) chagasi and the dog is its most important reservoir. The clinical features in dogs include loss of weight, lymphadenopathy, renal failure, skin lesions, fever, hypergammaglobulinemia, hepatosplenomegaly, anemia, and, rarely, neurological symptoms. Most infected animals develop active disease, characterized by high anti-leishmania antibody tit...
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