In this paper we analyse scientists ̓perspectives on the release of genetically modified (GM) crops into the environment, and the relationship between their perspectives and the context that they work within, e.g. their place of employ-ment (university or industry), funding of their research (public or industry) and their disciplinary background (ecology, molecular biology or conventional plant breeding). We employed Q-methodology to examine these issues. Two distinct factors were identified by interviewing 62 scientists. These two fac-tors included 92 per cent of the sample. Scientists in factor 1 had a moderately negative attitude to GM crops and emphasised the uncertainty and ignorance involved, while scientists in factor 2 had a positiv...
There is a significant gap in farmer acceptability of genetically modified plants for production in ...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...
This paper presents results from a study with the following research questions: • Are pupils’ opini...
Although, genetically modified (GM) crops have to be a broadly debated topic in different countries,...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.The study investigated the pr...
Purpose - Previous studies have mainly focused on public opinions regarding genetically modified (GM...
Agrobiotechnology is one of the most innovative fields of science, and its achievements are widely u...
© 2017 Elsevier Ltd Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) cropping promoted by different researchers...
Stakeholders' perceptions of genetically modified crops: the environmental risks, current regulatory...
The development and commercialisation of genetically modified (GM) crops for agriculture and food pr...
This paper analyzes how different institutional structures shape the research and development (R&D) ...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) can help feed the world using fewer resources, but there is si...
In 1999, a project to develop insect resistance maize for Africa was launched. Social scientists fro...
Global food security is a challenge that must be faced in the next few decades, food production must...
There is a significant gap in farmer acceptability of genetically modified plants for production in ...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...
This paper presents results from a study with the following research questions: • Are pupils’ opini...
Although, genetically modified (GM) crops have to be a broadly debated topic in different countries,...
Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.The study investigated the pr...
Purpose - Previous studies have mainly focused on public opinions regarding genetically modified (GM...
Agrobiotechnology is one of the most innovative fields of science, and its achievements are widely u...
© 2017 Elsevier Ltd Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) cropping promoted by different researchers...
Stakeholders' perceptions of genetically modified crops: the environmental risks, current regulatory...
The development and commercialisation of genetically modified (GM) crops for agriculture and food pr...
This paper analyzes how different institutional structures shape the research and development (R&D) ...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) can help feed the world using fewer resources, but there is si...
In 1999, a project to develop insect resistance maize for Africa was launched. Social scientists fro...
Global food security is a challenge that must be faced in the next few decades, food production must...
There is a significant gap in farmer acceptability of genetically modified plants for production in ...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...
Public confidence in genetically modified (GM) crop studies is tenuous at best in many countries, in...