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The $450 Million Answer: NO
Voters say no to New Jersey’s bond measure to support stem cell research (see my comment in the New York Times). In contrast to California’s 59 percent approval in 2004, the Garden State i… more →
The Stem Cell
MSM: Be careful what you write, Eurocrats told
sakerfa wrote 2 months ago: Memo warns employees to watch what they commit to paper amid greater public access to documents An i … more →
die europaeische sicherheitsarchitektur und was noch kommt
marc wrote 4 months ago: bei telepolis gibt es einen etwas ausfuehrlicheren artikel zur europaeischen sicherheitszusammenarb … more →
More on Access to Information in the European Union
Erika Wayne wrote 4 months ago: For those of you following the EU’s evolving policy on Access to Information (blogged about he … more →
MEP attendance and voting records online - and just in time
davidmchristopher wrote 5 months ago: The decision by the European Parliament’s Bureau to put “all data” regarding attendance of MEPs in p … more →
Checking the database state
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thenextwavefutures wrote 7 months ago: The emergence of the “database state” has been one of the more insidious effects of the … more →
Big Brother Britain by Stealth
British Politics wrote 8 months ago: Proof, if any were needed, that this Labour government will bring in ID cards by any means necessary … more →
Criminalising free speech
5-Pillar Scribe wrote 9 months ago: To suggest that the Palestinians, Lebanese, Iraqis or Afghans have the right to resist occupation an … more →
The Shape of Things to Come?
james wrote 10 months ago: Seven years after 9/11 and the launch of America’s “war on terrorism”, a report released by British … more →
Access to EU Documents - Some Good News...
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Erika Wayne wrote 1 year ago: On July 1st, the Court of Justice for the European Communities issued a judgment on access to legal … more →
The $450 Million Answer: NO
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christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Voters say no to New Jersey’s bond measure to support stem cell research (see my comment in th … more →
The $450 Million Question
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christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Some contend that New Jersey’s skewed funding for adult stem cell research is due to a dearth … more →
Cell Lines, State Lines
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Susan Stayn is a Stanford lawyer who has published comparative analyses of state regulatory schemes … more →
Massachusetts scrubs a blemish
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: A couple of weeks ago, we learned that Massachusetts, while categorized as green in TSCB’s Sta … more →
Louisiana: children in freezers
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christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Louisiana earned a bright orange ranking in our StateWatch list of US stem cell legislation (for the … more →
StateWatch: Illinois Gets Greener
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Illinois has greened up its top stem cell law ranking (navigate to the StateWatch series of posts, J … more →
North Carolina: A House Divided
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: From the Kaiser Network, two reports to round out the week’s focus on state stem cell legislat … more →
StateWatch for July 2007
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: The StateWatch July 2007 rankings and notes are available for download. For the full story on StateW … more →
Is it Legal?
christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: News reports confuse with headings such as “Six States Outlaw Embryonic Stem Cell Research. … more →
What Color is Your State?
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christopher thomas scott wrote 1 year ago: Taking a cue from Homeland Security, we’ll periodically publish a color-coded ranking of Ameri … more →
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