ISSN 0022-0388 (Print); ISSN 1743-9140 (Online)
Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group
The genomics revolution and development studies: Science, poverty and politics pp. 1-30(30) Author: Herring, Ronald
Plant breeding and poverty: Can transgenic seeds replicate the 'Green Revolution' as a source of gains for the poor? pp. 31-62(32) Author: Lipton, Michael
The impact of agricultural biotechnology on yields, risks, and biodiversity in low-income countries pp. 63-78(16) Authors: Zilberman, David; Ameden, Holly; Qaim, Matin
The potential of genetically modified food crops to improve human nutrition in developing countries pp. 79-96(18) Author: Bouis, Howarth
An ecological assessment of transgenic crops pp. 97-129(33) Authors: Thies, Janice; Devare, Medha
Stealth seeds: Bioproperty, biosafety, biopolitics pp. 130-157(28) Author: Herring, Ronald
Naturalising transgenics: Official seeds, loose seeds and risk in the decision matrix of Gujarati cotton farmers pp. 158-176(19) Authors: Roy, Devparna; Herring, Ronald; Geisler, Charles
The Adoption of genetically modified papaya in Hawaii and its implications for developing countries pp. 177-191(15) Authors: Gonsalves, C.; Lee, D. R.; Gonsalves, D.
Supplying crop biotechnology to the poor: Opportunities and constraints pp. 192-217(26) Authors: Pray, Carl; Naseem, Anwar
Agroecological alternatives: Capitalising on existing genetic potentials pp. 218-236(19) Author: Uphoff, Norman
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