Managing Biotechnology's [R]evolution : Has Guarded Enthusiasm Become Benign Neglect?

Biotechnology has ushered in both profound and mundane innovations, and it has presented accompanying challenges for a variety of legal institutions, but the academic literature on this subject is littered with superficial and overly alarmist work. Among other things, this Article selects for an extended critique a pair of recently published papers as emblematic of the sorry state of legal analysis concerning the ways in which we regulate the fruits of the biotech revolution