Coexistence and ethics: NIMBY-arguments reconsidered
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This paper has a focus on ethical issues involved in the debate about coexistence between conventional, organic and genetically modified crop farming. Some part of the opposition to coexistence is portrayed as a NIMBY reaction. Since NIMBY arguments are typically defective in terms of ethics, several modifications of the argument are considered. It is concluded that the right of regions to adopt voluntary schemes is defendable on ethical grounds, but do not make national or European coexistence schemes superfluous, in particular concerning good liability regulations.
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