论文信息 - The Evolution of Food Safety Policy–making Institutions in the UK, EU and Codex Alimentarius

The Evolution of Food Safety Policy–making Institutions in the UK, EU and Codex Alimentarius

This paper places the BSE crisis in the UK in the mid 1990s in a longer-term and wider (EU and global) context. In policy terms it argues for more separation of powers, better use of experts and more democratic decision-making in risky environments. Prof Millstone led the project from which this study stemmed and contributed over half of the writing.

Erik Millstone | Patrick van Zwanenberg | P. V. Zwanenberg | E. Millstone

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