States and Stem Cells: The Policy and Economic Implications of State-funded Stem Cell Research

by Aaron D. Levine (Editor)

This volume considers the promise and pitfalls of the states' unprecedented venture into the world of scientific research funding. With commentary by Nobel Prize winner Paul Berg and Richard Codey, the path-breaking governor of New Jersey who was among the first to commit his state to funding stem cell research, the book offers readers unique insight into one of the most exciting policy innovations of the 21st century.

127 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006