Books

Articles

Rodrigo Martinez, Juan Enriquez, Jonathan West, “DNA Space. The Geography of the Genome,” WIRED, June, 2003. p. 160

Juan Enriquez, Rodrigo Martinez, Jonathan West, “Genomic Data Access Patterns as Indicators of the Diffusion of Science and Technology Capability: Trends, Puzzles, and Implications,” Harvard Business School Working Paper # 03-072, December 2002

Juan Enriquez, Rodrigo Martinez, “Biotechonomy 1.0: A Rough Map of Biodata Flow,” Harvard Business School Working Paper # 03-028, August 2002

Juan Enriquez, Rodrigo Martinez, “The Next Revolution: Who’s Ready, Who’s Not?” Perspectives in Health, Pan American Health Organization 100 Anniversary Issue, vol. 7, 2002. p. 21

Juan Enriquez, Rodrigo Martinez, and Andrew Cabot, “Biotechnology in Europe,” Ingenioren (Denmark), August 5, 1998. p.14

Enriquez, Juan. "Green biotechnology and European competitiveness." TRENDS in Biotechnology 19, no. 4 (April 2001): 135-139.

Enriquez, Juan, and Ray A. Goldberg. "Transforming Life, Transforming Business: The Life-Science Revolution." Harvard Business Review 78, no. 2 (March-April 2000): 94-104. (HBSP Product Number R00203.)

Enriquez, Juan. "Too Many Flags?" Foreign Policy, no. 116 (Fall 1999): 29-48.

Enríquez, Juan. "The Internet and Challenges to Governance." DRCLAS News 4 (winter 1999): 3-5.

Enriquez-Cabot, Juan. "Genomics and the World's Economy." Science Magazine 281 (14 August 1998): 925-926.

Recent Book Chapters & Selected Journal Articles

Juan Enriquez. “The Hidden Costs of Hesitation”. The European, April 23, 2013, pp. 72-73.

Juan Enriquez and Steve Gullans.  “Olympics: Genetically Enhanced Olympics Are Coming”. Nature 487, July 19, 2012 pp. 297

Juan Enriquez. “Reflections in a Digital Mirror”. The Human Face of Big Data. Against All Odds Production, 2012. pp. 18-21.

Juan Enriquez. “Our Grandkids Will Be Fighting Fit at 100”. BusinessWorld India. December 12, 2011, pp. 92-94.

Juan Enriquez.  “The Glory of Big Data”.  Popular Science Special Issue.  November 2011. pp.31-33

Juan Enriquez. “Immortality.” Is The Internet Changing the Way You Think? Edited by John Brockman (New York: HarperCollins, 2011)., pp. 311-312.

Juan Enriquez. “Homo Evolutis.” This Will Change Everything.  Edited by John Brockman (New York: HarperCollins, 2010)., pp. 174 -177.

Juan Enriquez and Rodrigo Martinez.  “The Speciation of Religion”.  Maps for the Twenty-First Century.  Serpentine Gallery/Edge, October 2010.

Juan Enriquez.  “The Next Big Thing: A New You.” Foreign Policy.  May/June 2009. pp.84-87.

Juan Enriquez.  “How Biotech will reshape the global economy.” What Matters. McKinsey Publishing Group, 2009. pp. 164-166.

Juan Enriquez. “What About Austerity?” Boston Globe, October 1, 2008

Juan Enriquez. “Darwin, Einstein, and Five Challenges for Florida.” Florida Trends. September 2008. pp. 82-86.

Juan Enriquez. “The Future of Bioenergy.” The Wall Street Journal. October 2, 2007. Commentary, Page A17.

Juan Enriquez. “Individuals are Empowered in a Knowledge-Driven Economy.” What Are You Optimistic About? Edited by John Brockman (New York: HarperCollins, 2007)., pp 247-249.

Juan Enriquez. “Technology Can Untie the United States.”  What Is Your Dangerous Idea? Edited by John Brockman (London: Simon & Schuster UK Ltd, 2006). pp 289-292.  Also published in Stepping Out: Writing, Constructing and Crafting Meaning. (Toronto: Pearson Professional Learning, 2008), pp.27-28.

Juan Enriquez. “Might A Bell Toll for U.S. Pharma?” Progressions™ 2006 Capturing Global Advantage in the Pharmaceutical Industry.  Ernst & Young, 2006. pp.65-66.

Juan Enriquez.  “What Can Tear Us Apart.” CIO magazine. March 15, 2006. pp.32-34.

Juan Enriquez and Helen Quigley. “Will Life Sciences be a Driving Force of the 21st Century Economy: Challenges for Arabic speaking States.” In Biotechnology and the Future of Society. Abu Dhabi, ECSSR, 2004. pp. 71-99.

Juan Enriquez. ‘Technology, Gene Research and National Competitiveness.” In Globalization and the Rural Environment. Edited by Otto Solbrig, Robert Paarlberg, and Francesco di Castri. (Cambridge MA; DRCLAS/ Harvard University Press, 2001) Pp. 225-257.

Juan Enriquez. “The Life Sciences Revolution.” In Venturing Into Biotechnology and the Life Sciences; Basic Training for the New Frontier. Robin J.R. Blatt editor. (Boston: MCLE, 2000) Pp. 1-17.

Juan Enriquez. “Cartography, History, Genomes, and Intellectual Property.” Journal of Biolaw and Business. Intellectual property Issue, 2001.

Juan Enriquez. “Biotechnology: The Science and the Impact.” Journal of Biolaw and Business. Special Supplement  2000.

Juan Enriquez. “The Life Sciences Revolution a Rough Map.” In Biotechnology: The Science and the Impact. The Hague Conference Proceedings. Foreword by Madeleine Albright. U.S. Department of State. Journal of Biolaw and Business.2000.