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Eco crime and genetically modified food by Reece Walters.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Oxon : Routledge, 2011.Description: 165 pISBN: - 9781904385226
- 345.0242 WAL/ECO
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Table of contents:
Introduction: planting the seed
Chapter 1. The politicisation of GM:terrain, terms and concepts
Chapter 2. The perils, prospects and controversies of GM goods
Chapter 3. Risk, public opinion and consumer resistance
Chapter 4. Biotech,papal and trade wars third world hunger, exploitation and the policies of GM food
Chapter 5. Regulatory regimes:ensuring safety or enhancing profits?
Chapter 6. Green criminology:Power harm and (in)justice
Reflections and conclusions
Index.