Вандана Шива о распространении биотехнологий в Индии: биоэтика в странах «третьей волны»

Abstract

This review gives a brief analysis of views of Vandana Shiva, a leading representative of Indian bioethics. She focuses on ecological, economic, cultural and moral consequences of global spread of bio-technologies for the life in Third World countries.

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• Please read the full version of the article in Russian.