Curriculum vitae family name: black



Download 224.09 Kb.
Date02.06.2018
Size224.09 Kb.
#53091

Robert Black r.black@gre.ac.uk, rob@ocimum-biosecurity.eu www.ocimum-biosecurity.eu



CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Family name: BLACK

2. First names: Robert Leslie Brian



3. Date of birth: 16 August 1950

4. Nationality: British

5. Education:

Institution and dates (from - to)

Degrees and Diplomas obtained

University of Oxford [Oct 1968-June 1971]

BA (Hons) Agriculture

Stirling University [Oct 1971- Sept 1974]

PhD Soil Microbiology

Nottingham Law School [Oct 1995-June 1997]

Common Professional Examination

University of Greenwich [Sept 1998-Aug 1999]

Master of Laws (LLM) by Research

7. Language skills: Indicate competence on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 - excellent; 5 - basic)

Language

Reading

Speaking

Writing

English

1

1

1

French

1

2

3

Spanish

1

3

3

Thai

2

1

4

Russian

4

5

5

8. Membership of professional bodies:

  • Commonwealth Association of Legislative Counsel (CALC)

  • Statute Law Society

  • International Law Association

  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

  • British Society for Plant Pathology (ex officio Board Member as Senior Editor of New Disease Reports 2007-2016)

  • Tropical Agriculture Association

9. Other skills: (e.g. computer literacy, etc.) Very familiar with software and computing techniques for: word processing, spreadsheets, planning, database, statistics and expert systems.

10. Present position: Consultant in Biosecurity law review and drafting Sessional Lecturer, Natural Resources Institute, University of Greenwich at Medway

11. Years within the firm: 16 years, until early retirement in August 2006, employed part-time since 2011

12. Key qualifications: (relevant to the project)

  • Jurist (specialising in biosecurity, biosafety and sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS)-related legislation, environmental law) and regulatory scientist specialising in risk assessment methodology and diagnostic systems with over 15 years of international professional experience. Legal qualifications up to Masters Level (LLM)

  • Unrivalled experience in pesticide legislation and regulation:

    • Drafting primary law, e.g. Pesticides Laws for FYM Macedonia Rwanda

    • Drafting Regulations, e.g. residue control

    • Biopesticide registration guidelines for sub-saharan Africa

    • Experience as regulator of pesticides (‘registrar’) including pesticide approvals

  • Former member of European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) Panel on Plant Health, Plant Protection Products and their residues (PPR) – risk assessment of pesticides on behalf of European Commission (DG Sanco)

  • Member of Specialist Pool of Consultants for the Rule of Law Projects – Commonwealth Secretariat

  • Over 18 years of professional working experience in legal approximation in food safety, plant health and pesticides and SPS generally; from consultancy, training (e.g. EDES) and university teaching.

  • Legal/regulatory experience in common law, civil law and former Soviet jurisdictions; reviewing and drafting legislation (statutes and regulations) specialising in phytosanitary and food/feed safety measures ('sanitary and phytosanitary' SPS measures), biosecurity, biosafety and environment; includes experience in Eastern Europe/Former Soviet Union, Africa, Central America/Caribbean.

  • Drafting of primary law, regulations and regulatory guidelines in plant health, pesticides control

  • Extensive work experience in transition countries – Russian Federation, Georgia, Central Asia/CIS; Former Yugoslavia; see for example http://www.adb.org/publications/modernizing-sps-measures-facilitate-trade-agricultural-and-food-products; including analysis of food safety regulation in Customs Union.

  • Over thirty years university teaching and supervision up to Doctorate level in science, law and regulation.

  • Currently teaching at Masters level in Faculty of Science and Engineering: EU food law, environmental law and aspects of world trade law related to agriculture and environment (SanitaryPS, TBT, etc.). Formerly taught contract law to LLB and business studies students.

  • Proven communication skills with over twenty five years experience in professional and farmer training, – plant health, food safety, SPS, etc.

  • Proven track record of working in developing regions and transitional countries on SPS implementation and acquis approximation issues (food safety, animal and plant health)

    • Framework Contracts and other EU-funded projects (Eastern Europe/FSU, Caribbean)

    • SPS projects for other donors (Ethiopia, Tanzania, Rwanda, etc.)

    • Preparation of TOR and project review

  • Seminal contribution to the development of plant protection, quarantine and pesticides regulation in Thailand, Belize, Tanzania, St Helena and other countries

  • Senior Editor of New Disease Reports for British Society of Plant Pathology 2006-15.

  • Formerly Reader in Biosecurity Law and Risk Assessment and Programme Director (Biosecurity), Centre for Empirical Studies in Law & Regulation (CESLR), University of Greenwich

13. Countries worked in and synopsis of employment and projects (details in part 14)

* Regional projects with multi-country visits.



Country

Date




Long-term residence

Belize


Thailand
Belize

UK


1986-89 – Head of Plant Protection; Secretary to Pesticides Control Board

1980-85 - Research in plant pathology; development of Highland Plant Protection Service

1976-79 - University of West Indies, lecturing

1975-76 – University of Leeds, research. 1990-96 – Government research institute. 2002- present University of Greenwich. 2006-2015 Journal editing






Law review and/or drafting, plant protection/sanitary and phytosanitary regulation, training

Europe

Montenegro 2014; Turkey 2011; Bosnia Herzegovina 2009-10; Macedonia 2005-06; Russia 2007-08

Central Asia

Kazakhstan/Kyrgyz Republic/Tajikistan/Uzbekistan 2012-2018; Georgia 2000, 2008-09

Africa

Botswana/Malawi/Mozambique/South Africa/Zambia/Zimbabwe 2014

Liberia 2013; Tanzania/Kenya/Malawi 2012-13; Kenya 2012

Botswana/PR Congo/Zambia/Seychelles 2010;

Kenya/Ghana/Senegal/Mali/Burkina Faso 2010;

Rwanda 2008, 2010, Tanzania 2006, Ethiopia 2006;

Sub-Saharan Africa (multi-country visits for conferences) 2000-03, 2012-13



Indian Ocean and St Helena

St Helena 2015; Seychelles 2010, 2003; Mauritius/Seychelles/Réunion 2004

Caribbean


Jamaica 2009, St Vincent & Grenadines 2007; Belize 2003, 1999, 1995




Plant protection/plant health research, advisory and training

Europe

Macedonia 2013; Georgia 2010; Italy 2004-06; Poland/Belarus 1996

South Southeast, East Asia

India (West Bengal) 1997; Nepal 1996-99; China 1995

Africa

Egypt 2009; Kenya 2000; Tanzania 1995-99

Indian Ocean, St Helena

Mauritius 2011; Seychelles 1991, St Helena 2000


14. Professional experience

Dates

(from - to)

Location

Company & reference person (name & contact details)

Position

Description

May-October 2018 (extendable)

UK, Central Asia

Asian Development Bank

Ms Loreli De Dios ldedios1.consultant@adb.org



Lead Sanitary and Phytosanitary expert

Development of sanitary and phytosanitary capacity in CAREC regional project TA 9500.

April-May 2018

Uzbekistan

USAID Competitiveness, Trade and Jobs (DAI)

Mr Geoff Wright

Geoff_wright@dai.com


Phytosanitary expert

Advice and training to develop phytosanitary legislation and inspection services

August-December 2017 -

Tajikistan, Kyrgyz Republic, UK

Asian Development Bank

Ms Loreli De Dios ldedios1.consultant@adb.org



SPS Consultant

Two missions in support of CAREC Common Agenda for upgrading sanitary and phytosanitary Measures; editing report updating SPS in CAREC region

June 2015 -February 2016

UK

Government of St Helena

Ms Nicola Young



nicola-young@enrd.gov.sh

Contractor, team leader and risk assessment coordinator

Development of import health standards for meat, fish, dairy produce and livestock feeds.

March – December 2014

UK, CAREC region

Landell Mills for Asian Development Bank

Ms Shantini Kunhamboo (ShantiniK@landell-mills.com)



Phytosanitary expert

Phytosanitary Expert reviewing regulatory framework and laboratory infrastructure for phytosanitary border controls within SPS Trade Facilitation project for CAREC region – follow-up to previous study 9see below)

August 2013 – February 2014

UK, Geneva, Southern Africa

WTO/STDF

Melvin Spreij



Melvin.Spreij@wto.org


International Consultant/Lead Researcher

Leading research on SPS and Trade Facilitation in Southern Africa with project partners Trade Marks Southern Africa and COMESA including legislative reform to facilitating access to EU markets.

April-May 2013

Liberia

USAID through Winrock

Christin Hutchinson



CHutchinson@winrock.org

Consultant

Short-term technical assistance for policy and legislation review in plant protection (plant quarantine and pesticides control)

November 2012 –

Aug 2013


UK, Kenya, Malawi

USDA (through AATF)

Stella Simuyu-Wafukho



S.Simiyu-Wafukho@aatf-africa.org

Legal/regulatory consultant

Developing regulatory guidelines for registration of microbial biopesticides to facilitate adoption of such products across Africa.

Report published at http://www.aatf-africa.org/Regulatory-Frameworks-for-Microbial-Biopesticides-in-Sub-Saharan-Africa



August – December 2012

UK, Brussels, Kenya

COLEACP/EDES through BSI

Ms Nicoletta Bonansea



Nicoletta.Bonansea@bsigroup.com

EU Expert

1. Development, preparation and delivery on two trial training packages on food safety in Kenya in relation to compliance with EU food legislation.

2. Preparation of Handbook 9.2 on Specific import requirements for food of plant origin imported into the EU (includes phytosanitary controls).



November 2011-December 2012

UK, China, Central Asia (CAREC)

Asian Development Bank

Mr Jeff Procak

(jtprocak@adb.org)


Sanitary & Phytosanitary Expert

Scoping an SPS action for CAREC countries; involves home-based background research at end of 2011 followed by visits to five CAREC countries early 2012; continuing with participation in SPS Seminar in Bangkok, Thailand July 2012. Report published at http://www.adb.org/publications/modernizing-sps-measures-facilitate-trade-agricultural-and-food-products

June 2011

Turkey

Taiex

Ms Julie Chavez



Julie.CHAVEZ@ec.europa.eu

EU Expert

Taiex Regional Training Programme event 14888 on Registration and Approval of Establishments in approximation to EU law. Presentations given included registration and approval of establishments, food labelling.

June 2011

Turkey

BSI

Mr Charles Davies



Charles.Davies@bsigroup.com

Expert Trainer

Provided training on fertilisers in “Strengthening the Quality Infrastructure in Turkey” project in five-day course on legal approximation for fertiliser law.

January 2011

Mauritius

MSIRI

Dr Salem Saumtally



Salem.saumtally@msiri.mu


Consultant

Advising Mauritius Sugar Industries Research Institute on quarantine facility for sugar cane

December 2010-January 2011

UK, Rwanda

Rwanda Horticultural Development Authority

Ndambe Nzaramba



Mnzaramba@gmail.com


Legal adviser

Drafting secondary legislation to implement Law on Protection of Plant Health in Rwanda and Law on Agrochemicals specifically to meet EU legal requirements.

Providing training to National Plant Protection Service in implementation of law with particular emphasis on pesticide use and residue control to access EU markets



September-December 2010

Seychelles

European Commission through Insight International

Ms Teresa Thorp

(teresa.thorp@insight-int.org)


Key Expert 2

Advising on legal reform in sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) sector to assist accession of Seychelles to WTO – Project to “Strengthen human and institutional capacity in the negotiation of and negotiation of sanitary and phytosanitary measures (9 ACP RPR 140 – 013 -10)”

July-September 2010

Botswana, Zambia, Seychelles, DRC

VGM Partners/European Commission

Ms Hasmik Ghazaryan



fwc@vgmpartners.com

Senior Expert

Team Leader for Mid-Term Evaluation of SADC Food Safety - Capacity Building on Residue Control Project (No. 9 ACP SAD 13). Working with Junior M&E Expert to contribute to the planning of, and make clear recommendations for, the implementation for the remainder of the project.


May-June 2010

Georgia (FSU)

Innoventors

Robert Bolton



robert.bolton@innoventors.com

Consultant

Providing expert training in pest risk analysis and support for operation of plant clinics – project supporting the Institute of Phytopathology of Georgia under the UK Global Partnership Programme

Dec 2009

Egypt

TAIEX

Ms Injie Kotb



injie-ee@ee-aa.net

Expert

Conducted five-day course on methodology for pest risk analysis for Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture primarily to facilitate access to EU markets in compliance with EU Plant Health Directive..

Nov 2009-Sept 2010

Brussels, W. Africa, Kenya

NRI-ECART/European Commission

Dr Nelida Alé nelida.ale@ecart-eeig.org



Team Leader & Legal /Regulatory specialist

Coordination and legal/regulatory inputs into project to write a Strategic Paper on Red, White, Green & Blue Biotechnologies in Africa. Visited Kenya, Ghana, Senegal, Mali and Burkina Faso.

Sept-Oct 2009

Jamaica

WS Atkins/European Commission

Mr Ted Burleigh ted.burleigh@atkinsglobal.com



Lawyer

Review of regulatory and legal framework for banana industry in Capacity Needs Assessment for European Banana Support Programme (Framework Contract). Included review of ‘farm-to-fork’ legislation (pesticide residues, etc.) in legal approximation.

May-Aug 2009

Kent, London, UK

Multinational exporter/importer

(on request)



Risk analysis expert

Providing risk analysis for internationally traded commodity

Nov 2009-Mar 2010

Bosnia-Herzogovina

EPRD/European Commission

Mr Marek Podgorski



m.podgorski@eprd.pl

Phytosanitary Expert

Assistance in drafting the Terms of Reference for IPA 2008 technical assistance "Support to BIH plant health protection administration" including needs for legal approximation.

June 2008 – May 2009

Georgia (FSU)

EPRD/European Commission

Mr Marek Podgorski



m.podgorski@eprd.pl

Phytosanitary Expert

One-year assignment (50 days) under Framework Contract to support development of primary and secondary legislation and to prepare a coherent, risk-based and optimally efficient strategy for the monitoring and control of plant diseases and pesticides control with legal approximation a priority for Georgia as an EU partner.

Sept 2006 - present

Medway, UK

Natural Resources Institute

Dr John Orchard



j.e.orchard@gre.ac.uk

Professional Associate/Sessional Lecturer

Formal recognition as independent consultant following retirement. Research and consultancy in biosecurity law, regulation and risk assessment. Postgraduate teaching and supervision, especially legal approximation in food law.

Dec 2006 - present

Medway, UK

British Society for Plant Pathology

secretary@bspp.org.uk

Senior Editor, New Disease Reports

Overall editorial responsibility for new disease reports published as part of the journal published by BSPP

Jan-July 2008

Rwanda

Rwandan Horticultural Exports Initiative/Michigan State Univ/WTO

Ms Martha Byanyima



byany38@yahoo.com


Consultant in Legislation and Biosecurity

Two ten-day assignments to progress draft new Plant Health, draft a new Pesticides Control Law and to provide training on Biosecurity and to help capacity building in phytosanitary services primarily to meet EU legal requirements.

Dec 2007

St Vincent & Grenadines

NRI/Landell Mills/European Commission

Mr David Uglow davidu@landell-mills.com

Agricultural Legislation Expert

Ten-day mission to review and draft agricultural legislation and drafting contractual instruments for agricultural enterprises primarily for access to EU markets

Jan 2007- May 2008

Moscow, UK

European Commission through British Standards Institution

Mr Mark Wasmuth mark.wasmuth@bsigroup.com



Key Legal Expert on SPS measures

Reviewing and recommending legislation, regulations, secondary rules and standards in project ‘Approximation of EU and RF legislative and methodological basis in Sanitary and Phytosanitary area, Russian Federation’.

Sept 2006- February 2007

UK, Brussels

DFID-DEFRA through NRI

Dr John Orchard



j.e.orchard@gre.ac.uk

Legal Consultant

NRI-led project to development sustainable development test for EU’s SPS-related legal import requirements to facilitate access to EU markets.

Aug. 2004- Aug.2006

(early retirement)



Greenwich, UK

Department of Law, University of Greenwich

Prof Mark Pawlowski

m.pawlowski@gre.ac.uk


Reader, Biosecurity Law & Risk Assessment

Teaching, research and consultancy. Programme Director (Biosecurity), Centre for Empirical Studies in Law & Regulation (CESLR).

Sept 2002 – July 2004

Greenwich, UK

Department of Law, University of Greenwich

As above


Senior Lecturer

Teaching, research and consultancy (see below)

May 1990-August 2002

Medway, UK

Natural Resources Institute/University of Greenwich

Dr Tim Chancellor



t.c.b.chancellor@gre.ac.uk

Senior and Principal Scientist

Principal Scientist (Regulatory Affairs) and Coordinator for Teaching, Training & Institutional Support. Previously Deputy Head of Agricultural Resources Management Department. Plant Pathology research and training. MSc lecturer, PhD supervisor and Programme Leader for MSc Natural Resources.

January – September 2006

Dar es Salaam

Better Regulation Unit, Govt. of Tanzania

SPS/Legal specialist

Establishment of an Institutional and Legal Framework on Hygiene and Safety of Agricultural and Natural Resource Products primarily aimed at access to EU markets

July-August 2005

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Japanese Int’l Cooperation Agency

Legal/regulatory consultant (SPS)

Formulation of proposal for project to develop quality control and certification system for horticultural exports primarily aimed at meeting EU legal requirements.

March 2005 – January 2006

Skopje, FYR Macedonia

European Agency for Reconstruction

Short-term Legal Expert

Short-term Legal Expert in National Integrated Phytosanitary Services Project. Assistance in drafting laws in approximation to 91/414/EEC (Plant Protection Products) and 29/2000/EC (Plant Health)

June 2004-May 2006

Brussels, Parma and elsewhere

European Food Safety Authority

Member of PPR

Member of Panel on Plant Health, Plant Protection Products and their residues (PPR)

PPR Panel answers questions from EC bodies on safety of pesticides and other plant protection products



Jan 2004 – Jan 2005

UK

DEFRA

Risk assessment researcher

Led University of Greenwich contribution to a six-member consortium developing a formal risk assessment scheme for non-native organisms. Personal contribution included pathway and receptor risk assessment modules and a specification for electronic toolkit in accordance with EU Plant Health Directive

Feb-Oct 2004

Seychelles -Mauritius

Geomar

Consultant

Legal consultant to EC/Indian Ocean Commission ‘Programme Régional de Protection des Végétaux’ for component ‘Harmonisation of Plant Protection Laws’

July 2003

Seychelles

FAO

Consultant (2 weeks)

Mission to review plant quarantine operations and law following problems with illegal imports of timber

Mar-Aug 2003

Belize and UK

Inter-American Development Bank

Legal Adviser

Review of legislation and regulatory system for plant/animal health and food safety for Belize Agricultural Health Authority with emphasis on access to EU markets by meeting legal requirements.

Sept-Dec 2002

UK

International Bamboo & Rattan Centre (INBAR)

Consultant

Research on laws and regulations relating to international movement of bamboo and rattan

2002-03

Rome

FAO

Expert

Expert Working Group to update phytosanitary legislation, International Plant Protection Commission/FAO

Feb 2001-Mar 2003

UK and various African countries

UK Department for International Development (DFID)

Project Leader

Project "Harmonisation of African Phytosanitary Legislation" in compliance with world trade law (SPS and TRIPS Agreements of World Trade Organisation). In partnership with GTZ, Inter-African Phytosanitary Council and British Society of Plant Breeders. Training in legal approximation.

Oct-Nov 2000

Kenya, Tanzania, Italy

International Fund for Agricultural Development

Technical Reviewer

Technical Review of African Fruit Fly Initiative managed by International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE)

March 1999 (3 weeks)

Belize

DFID

Legislative Consultant

Advising Pesticides Control Board to strengthen and extend the legislative framework of pesticide regulation (amendments to existing statute and new regulations).

October 1999

Brussels

EC – DG Research-INCODEV

Expert Evaluator

Member of Expert Evaluation Panel for DG Research -INCODEV proposals under Framework 5 (1 week)

Nov-Dec 1998
(4 weeks)

Georgia

DFID

Short-term expert

Plant Protection Specialist in Integrated Support for Private Agriculture Phase II project developing a project proposal to strengthen regulatory activities of Plant Protection and Quarantine Service (plant protection, quarantine and pesticides control) and reviewing draft legislation on behalf of the Georgian Ministry of Agriculture.

Aug-Sept 1996
(4 weeks)

Poland, Belarus

BCEOM

Short-term expert

Phytosanitary Specialist on Border Crossing Study Phase I (Technical Assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States (TACIS)

Mar-April 1995

Belize

UK Overseas Development Administration

Short-term expert

Plant Quarantine and Regulatory Expert to advise on pesticides and plant quarantine legislation (for Project to Strengthen Belize National Plant Protection Service). Training Ministry officers.

Jan-June 1991

Seychelles, UK

EDF

Plant Protection Consultant

Plant Protection Consultant to Rural Development Project (EDF) advising Ministry of Agriculture on plant protection, quarantine and diagnostic infrastructure, and legislation; training Extension officers.

Jan 1986-July 1989

Belize

Government of Belize/ODA

Plant Pathologist and Head, Plant Protection / Secretary to the Pesticides Control Board

Overall responsibility for plant protection in Belize as well as plant pathology. Implementation of the new Pesticides Control Act. Drafted statutory instruments and amendments to primary legislation for pesticides control and plant quarantine. Training farmers and Government officials.

Sept 1980-July 1985

Thailand

ODA

Technical Cooperation Officer

With Chiangmai University. With counterpart founded and developed the Highland Plant Protection Programme to support the Royal Project and other agencies concerned with minority tribal groups. Extensive training of extension workers

Sept 1976-Sept 1979

Jamaica

University of West Indies

Lecturer in Botany

Taught honours courses in Soil Microbiology, Applied Ecology and Mycology. Introductory and intermediate courses in biology and botany. Supervision of PhD and MSc students.

15. Other relevant information: (e.g. Publications)

Public enquiry
Oral evidence given to House of Lords EU Committee enquiry on Brexit and Biosecurity (April 2018)
Blog
Will restrictions on neonicotinoids continue after Brexit? Guest article for Welsh Assembly Research Service. 20 March 2018. https://seneddresearch.blog/2018/03/20/will-restrictions-on-neonicotinoids-continue-after-brexit/
Recent Publications (2000 onwards only):

  • BLACK, R., KIREEVA, I. (2015). Sanitary and phytosanitary issues for the Customs Union of Russian Federation, Belarus and Kazakhstan in relation to trade with other countries and CIS, with special reference to food of non-animal origin and phytosanitary controls. Journal of World Trade 49 (5) 802-836.

  • KIREEVA, I., BLACK, R. (2014) Sanitary and veterinary hygiene requirements for imports of fish and fishery products into Russia – the tensions between regional integration and globalisation. ERA Forum 15 (4) 495-418.

  • AFRICAN AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION (2013). A guide to the development of regulatory frameworks for microbial biopesticides in Sub-Saharan Africa. [Prepared by Robert black]. http://www.aatf-africa.org/Regulatory-Frameworks-for-Microbial-Biopesticides-in-Sub-Saharan-Africa

  • ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (2013). Modernizing sanitary and phytosanitary measures to facilitate trade in agricultural products. Report on the development of an SPS Plan for the CAREC countries. [Prepared by Robert Black] http://www.adb.org/publications/modernizing-sps-measures-facilitate-trade-agricultural-and-food-products.

  • BLACK, R., FAVA, F., MATTEI, N., ROBERT, V., SEAL, S.E., VERDIER, VV. (2011) Case studies on the use of biotechnologies and on biosafety provisions in four African countries. Journal of Biotechnology 156, (4), 370–381.

  • KIREEVA, I., BLACK R. (2011). Chemical Safety of Food: Setting of maximum residue levels (MRLs) for pesticides and other contaminants in the Russian Federation and in the EU. European Food and Feed law review 6, (3) 174-186.

  • BLACK, r., KIREEVA, i. (2010). General overview of the Russian Federation sanitary and phytosanitary legislation in light of the WTO SPS Agreement and EU principles of food safety. Review of Central and East European Law 35 (3) 225-255.

  • KIREEVA, I., BLACK, R. (2010). International Trade and Protection Issues – Example of Plant Quarantine Law of the Russian Federation. Journal of World Trade 44 (3) 591-609.

  • black, r., kireeva, i. (2009). International biosecurity frameworks to protect biodiversity with emphasis on science and risk assessment. In: ‘Agriculture, Biodiversity and Markets’ eds Lockie, S. & Carpenter, D. Earthscan, pp77-98.

  • OUTHWAITE, O., BLACK, R., LAYCOCK, A. (2008). The significance of Cost Recovery for the Regulation of Agricultural Health: A Case Study in Pursuing Grounded Theory. Journal of Law and Society 35 126-148.

  • OUTHWAITE, O.M., BLACK, R, LAYCOCK, A.M.. (2007). The Pursuit of Grounded Theory in Agricultural and Environmental Regulation: a suggested approach to Empirical Legal Study in Biosecurity. Law and Policy 29 (4) 493-528.

  • Baker, R. H. A, Black, R., Copp, G. H., Haysom, K. A., Hulme, P. E., Thomas, M. B., Brown, A., Brown, M., Ray J. C. Cannon, R. J. C., Ellis, J., Ellis, M., Ferris, R., Glaves, P., Gozlan, R. E., Holt, J., Howe, E., Knight, J. D., MacLeod, A., Moore, N. P., Mumford, J. D., Murphy, S. T., Parrott, D., Sansford, C. E., Smith, G. C., St-Hilaire, S., Ward, N. L.. 2007. The UK risk assessment scheme for all non-native species. Neobiota, in press.

  • HOLT, J, BLACK, R , ROSHAN ABDALLAH (2006). A rigorous yet simple quantitative risk assessment method for quarantine pests and alien invasive species. Annals of Applied Biology 149 (2) 167-174.

  • BLACK, R., OUTHWAITE, O.M. (2005). Book review: Genes, Trade and Regulation: the Seeds of Conflict in Food Biotechnology (Thomas Bernauer). The Yearbook of European Environmental Law 5 497-498.

  • BLACK, R. (2005). Containment and eradication. In: Crop Protection Compendium (CD-ROM). Farnham: CAB International.

  • BLACK, R. (2005). Post-entry and intermediate quarantine. In: Crop Protection Compendium (CD-ROM). Farnham: CAB International.

  • BLACK, R. (2003). The legal basis for controls on importation of animal and plant material into the United Kingdom. (Environmental Law Review 5 (3) 179-192.

  • BLACK, R. (2003). Can phytosanitary services in African countries meet the challenges of globalisation? In: Proceedings of BCPC Pests & Diseases Conference 2000, 1167-1174.

  • ZHU, L., BLACK, R., HOLT, J. (2002). International developments in pest risk analysis for phytosanitary decision making: a review of methodologies for pest risk assessment’ (2002). In: Proceedings of the British Crop Protection Council Pests and Diseases Conference 2002, 911-916.

  • Greenhalgh, P., Conway, P.J.A., Blowfield, M.E., Black, R., Nicolaides, L. (2002). Trade and international agreements. In: Crop Post-Harvest: Science and Technology (eds. P. Golob, G. Farrell & J.E. Orchard), 464-510. Oxford: Blackwell.

  • ZHU, L, BLACK, R., HOLT, J. (2001) Novel approaches to pest risk assessment: uncertainty and quantification. In: Crop Protection Compendium (CD-ROM). Farnham: CAB International.

  • ZHU, L, HOLT, J. & BLACK R. (2000). New approaches for pest risk analysis for plant quarantine. In: Proceedings of BCPC Pests & Diseases Conference 2000, 495-498.




Page

Download 224.09 Kb.

Share with your friends:




The database is protected by copyright ©ininet.org 2024
send message

    Main page