Regulatory development and integration.
Grant E. Isaac
Abstract
Grant E. Isaac
Abstract
This chapter analyses the development of genetically modified (GM)-crop regulations in order to identify the sources of regulatory instability and the prospects and limits of regulatory integration. Essentially, in this chapter, a conceptual model for determining a jurisdiction's regulatory framework, specific GM-crop regulations and, consequently, its regulatory integration strategy is developed.
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This chapter analyses the development of genetically modified (GM)-crop regulations in order to identify the sources of regulatory instability and the prospects and limits of regulatory integration. Essentially, in this chapter, a conceptual model for determining a jurisdiction's regulatory framework, specific GM-crop regulations and, consequently, its regulatory integration strategy is developed.
Key concepts: Jurisdiction, Order (exchange), Risk analysis (engineering), Business, Biotechnology, Biology, Political science, Law