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Nanotechnology Regulation: The United States ApproachGary E. Marchant, JD, PhDArizona State University - College of Law Douglas J. SylvesterArizona State University - College of Law Kenneth W. AbbottArizona State University NEW GLOBAL FRONTIERS IN REGULATION: THE AGE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY, Graeme Hodge, Diana Bowman, Karinne Ludlow, eds., Elgar, 2007 Abstract: In this Chapter, we set out the pivotal questions relating to the United States approach to nanotechnology and other emerging technologies. We note how the experiences of biotechnology regulation are likely to continue to inform United States approaches. After setting out these principles, we discuss three regulatory experiences and approaches that we believe do and will inform United States regulatory policy going forward. We examine the Coordinated Framework for the regulation of biotechnology and, in so doing, look at the actions of three separate agencies: (1) EPA; (2) FDA; and (3) NIOSH. We conclude with a high-level discussion of the various issues that remain unresolved in the United States approach.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 23 Keywords: nanotechnology, regulation, technology, biotechnology, EPA, FDA, NIOSH, risk Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 24, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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