Regulating Technologies

Introductory Reflections

1. Regulating Technologies: Tools, Targets and Thematics
Roger Brownsword and Karen Yeung

2. So What Does the World Need Now? Reflections on Regulating Technologies
Roger Brownsword

Part One: Technology as a Regulatory Tool

3. Crime Control Technologies: Towards an Analytical Framework and Research Agenda
Ben Bowling, Amber Marks and Cian Murphy

4. Towards an Understanding of Regulation by Design
Karen Yeung

5. Internet Filtering: Rhetoric, Legitimacy, Accountability and Responsibility
TJ McIntyre and Colin Scott

6. Perfect Enforcement on Tomorrow's Internet
Jonathan Zittrain

7. Criteria for Normative Technology: The Acceptability of 'Code as law' in Light of Democratic and Constitutional Values
Bert-Jaap Koops

8. A Vision of Ambient Law
Mireille Hildebrandt

9. The Trouble with Technology Regulation: Why Lessig's 'Optimal Mix' Will Not Work
Serge Gutwirth, Paul De Hert and Laurent De Sutter

Part Two: Technology as a Regulatory Target

10. Cloning Trojan Horses: Precautionary Regulation of Reproductive Technologies
Han Somsen

11. The Transplantation of Human Fetal Brain Tissue: The Swiss Federal Law
Andrea Büchler

12. Tools for Technology Regulation: Seeking Analytical Approaches Beyond Lessig and Hood
Charles D Raab and Paul De Hert

13. Conceptualising the Post-Regulatory (Cyber)state
Andrew D Murray

14. Vicissitudes of Imaging, Imprisonment and Intentionality
Judy Illes

15. Taming Matter for the Welfare of Humanity: Regulating Nanotechnology
Hailemichael Teshome Demissie

16. Regulating Renewable Energy Technologies: The Chinese Experience
Deng Haifeng

Closing Reflections

17. New Frontier: Regulating Technology by Law and 'Code'
Michael Kirby