Limits of Responsibility: Genome Editing, Asilomar, and the Politics of Deliberation

Arts & Humanities

• Editing 100%
• Genome 80%
• Deliberation 74%
• Genetic Engineering 55%
• Responsibility 54%
• Genetic Modification 27%
• National Academy of Sciences 25%
• Egg 24%
• Corollary 20%
• Future Generations 20%
• Retreat 19%
• Insertion 19%
• Warrants 19%
• Embryo 18%
• Manipulation 17%
• Sentiment 17%
• Human Life 16%
• Gene 16%
• Subsidiaries 16%
• Medicine 12%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Gene Editing 92%
• Politics 92%
• Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats 65%
• Technology 49%
• Genetic Engineering 47%
• Ethicists 28%
• Child 24%
• National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (U.S.) Health and Medicine Division 24%
• Human Genetics 23%
• Ergonomics 22%
• Social Responsibility 22%
• Gene Deletion 20%
• Eggs 20%
• Germ Cells 18%
• Spermatozoa 17%
• Embryonic Structures 15%
• Accidental Falls 15%
• Genome 12%

Social Sciences

• deliberation 72%
• genetic engineering 50%
• politics 41%
• responsibility 41%
• genetic modification 28%
• Academy of Sciences 22%
• embryo 21%
• ethical implications 21%
• Group 17%
• manipulation 16%
• academy 16%
• medicine 13%
• stakeholder 13%
• expert 11%
• engineering 11%