Institutum Iurisprudentiae (Preparatory Office) has published the
    Biennial Review of Law, Science and Technology: Science 
    Governance, Freedom of Research, and Pluralist Democracy 2009.
    The volume is edited by Assistant Research Professor Dr. Wen-Tsong
    Chiou.

    Michael J. Malinowski  “A Discourse on the Public Nature of Research in Contemporary Life Science: A Law-Policy Proposal to Promote the Public Nature of Science in an Era of Academia-Industry Integration”

    Kevin Chien-Chang Wu  “Separating Research from Therapy: An Indeterminacy in the Past or a Simple Task? Therapy Reports in the Journal of the Formosan Medical Association (1946-1965) and Court Decisions in the English Literature”

    Wen-Tsong Chiou  “Freedom of Scientific Inquiry and the Challenge of the Third-Wave Democratization of Science: A Critical Examination of the Division between ‘Constitution of Knowledge’ and ‘Constitution of Politics’ ”

    Ching-Yi Liu  “University-Industry Relationship, Conflicts of Interest and Scientific Integrity”

    Wen-Hua Kuo  “Pharmaceutical Regulation as Transnational Vision and Strategy: Japan and Taiwan in the Wake of the ICH”

    Wei-Lin Wang  “An Examination of Conflicts of Interest and Restriction on Access to Knowledge Arising out of Academia-Industry Cooperation”

    Chuan-Feng Wu  “Benefits with Boundaries: Healthcare Distribution and Medical Technology Development”