Description |
1 online resource (263 pages) |
Series |
Pathways to Sustainability |
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Pathways to sustainability series.
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Contents |
Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Figures and tables; Acknowledgements; Abbreviations and acronyms; Contributors; PART I The GMFuturos research; 1 Researching GM crops in a global context; 2 An analysis of the GM crop debate in Mexico; 3 An analysis of the GM crop debate in Brazil; 4 An analysis of the GM crop debate in India; 5 Comparing GM crops in Mexico, Brazil and India; PART II Commentaries on governing GM crops; 6 The route to food security is not through glorification of the rural idyl and demonisation of global trade (or vice versa) |
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7 Lessons from China's GM controversy8 Public participation, accountability and the stewardship of transgenic crops; 9 An anthropological perspective on the promise and the threat of GM crops; 10 Neoliberal origins of anti-GM protest in Europe; 11 GM futures: perspectives from a plant molecular biologist; 12 The search for affirming narratives for the future governance of technology: reflections from a science-theology perspective on GMFuturos; 13 Crop science, the Heisenberg principle and resistance to genetically modified organisms; 14 Innovating governance? |
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15 Institutional rigidities and impediments: agricultural research and GM crops in India16 Focusing on GM crops; 17 A responsible innovation governance framework for GM crops: global lessons for agricultural sustainability; Index |
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Print version record |
Subject |
Transgenic plants -- Public opinion
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Transgenic plants -- Government policy
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Transgenic plants -- Risk assessment.
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Sustainable agriculture.
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sustainable agriculture (discipline)
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Sustainable agriculture
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Transgenic plants -- Risk assessment
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Carro-Ripalda, Susana
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ISBN |
9781315709468 |
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1315709465 |
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