Adèle Langlois is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Lincoln. She has conducted fieldwork in India, Kenya and South Africa. Her research interests include the regulation of human genetic and biomedical research, polio eradication, environmental ethics and normative theories of global governance.

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• 1. Introduction 2. Bioethics: Human Genetic and Biomedical Research Ethics at UNESCO and Beyond 3. Global Governance: A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Bioethics at UNESCO 4. Deliberating Bioethics: UNESCO’s Standard Setting Activities 5. Implementing Bioethics: UNESCO’s Efforts to Realise and Enforce the Declarations 6. Contextualising Bioethics: The Declarations in Kenya and South Africa 7. Contextualising Bioethics: Mapping Progress in Kenya and South Africa 8. Conclusion. Appendix I: Interviews. Notes. References

Adèle Langlois is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Lincoln. She has conducted fieldwork in India, Kenya and South Africa. Her research interests include the regulation of human genetic and biomedical research, polio eradication, environmental ethics and normative theories of global governance.

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• 1. Introduction 2. Bioethics: Human Genetic and Biomedical Research Ethics at UNESCO and Beyond 3. Global Governance: A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Bioethics at UNESCO 4. Deliberating Bioethics: UNESCO’s Standard Setting Activities 5. Implementing Bioethics: UNESCO’s Efforts to Realise and Enforce the Declarations 6. Contextualising Bioethics: The Declarations in Kenya and South Africa 7. Contextualising Bioethics: Mapping Progress in Kenya and South Africa 8. Conclusion. Appendix I: Interviews. Notes. References

Adèle Langlois is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Lincoln. She has conducted fieldwork in India, Kenya and South Africa. Her research interests include the regulation of human genetic and biomedical research, polio eradication, environmental ethics and normative theories of global governance.

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• 1. Introduction 2. Bioethics: Human Genetic and Biomedical Research Ethics at UNESCO and Beyond 3. Global Governance: A Conceptual Framework for Analysing Bioethics at UNESCO 4. Deliberating Bioethics: UNESCO’s Standard Setting Activities 5. Implementing Bioethics: UNESCO’s Efforts to Realise and Enforce the Declarations 6. Contextualising Bioethics: The Declarations in Kenya and South Africa 7. Contextualising Bioethics: Mapping Progress in Kenya and South Africa 8. Conclusion. Appendix I: Interviews. Notes. References