This edited volume demonstrates not only the existence of persuasive arguments
for justifying transformative actions initiated by the advances in genome editing. It also acknowledges the need to create an environment for realizing the potential that human genome editing technology offers.
In a complex legal and regulatory arena, where multiple actors and legal orders
intersect, and where each of these actors has a rather constrained room for
action, constructive regulatory dialogue rather than an individualistic action
is the key to detangle dangers and unlock opportunities