1st Edition
Food Safety and Technology Governance
Kuei-Jung Ni And Ching-Fu Lin, Introduction
Part I. Rethinking Risk Governance and Food Safety:
Principles and Approaches
Kuei-Jung Ni, Phasing out Certain Antibiotics in Food Animals: the U.S. Approach in light of Precaution and Cost-benefit Analysis
Alie de Boer, The Role of Scientific Evidence in European Food Assessments
Neal D. Fortin, Regulating Gene-technology in Food: American Approach and Practice
Part II. Emerging Technologies and their Ramifications for
Food Safety Governance
Kai-Chih Chang, The Impacts of Cross-border E-Commerce Activities on the Enforcement of SPS Measures: The Chink in the Armor?
Ching-Fu Lin, Blockchainizing Food Law: Promises and Perils of Incorporating Distributed Ledger Technologies to Food Safety, Traceability, and Sustainability Governance
Steph Tai, The Legal Definition of Meat
Part III. Regulatory Options for Foods Derived from Genome-Editing Technology and Novel Materials
Wen-Shen Chu and Pei-kan Yang, Regulation of Gene-edited Products
Juanjuan Sun, The Regulation of Novel Food in China: The Tendency of Deregulation
Yuan Hung Tseng, Revisiting Novel Food Regulation
Muhammad Nizam Awang and Sharifudin Md Shaarani, Regulatory Responses to the use of Nano-scale Substance in Food in ASEAN
Part IV. Health/Functional Foods Regulation in
Comparative Perspective
Tomiko Yamaguchi, Contested discourses of the use of health foods in Japan
Yeh-Han Wang, Effective Health Foods Versus Ineffective Drugs: Governing and Marketing Glucosamine Products in Taiwan
Eunjeong Ma, Classification as a technology of governance: food or drug in South Korea
Biography
Kuei-Jung Ni is Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Trans-Pacific Partnership and Transnational Trade Laws at School of Law, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU), Taiwan
Ching-Fu Lin is Professor of Law at National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan






