The presentation is based on Argentina and it focuses on biotechnology in agriculture. Argentina today is the second largest exportator of GM crops and it has been the first country in Latin America to establish a professional regulatory framework in the early 1990s. Round Up Ready (RR) soybean crops is specifically analysed because of its importance — more than 60% of the cultivated areas — and its controversial aspect : it is presented at the same time as an elixir for agro-industrial ills and as a techno-economic network increasing the benefits of the global North while dramatically affecting public health and the environment. We suggest to diagnose developments and perceptions of issues related to health, economy, ecological diversity, ...
Argentina adopted genetically modified (GM) crops within a process of agriculture intensification an...
In the 1980s, the technical pattern of production in agriculture changed due to the increasing desig...
With more than half of its arable land planted with genetically modified soybeans, Argentina present...
Our interest is to understand the challenges to modern science and innovation regimes under conditio...
textOn the margins of the first and developing worlds, Argentines have made many bids to enter into ...
This paper explores the long term sustainability of Argentina's specialization in genetically modifi...
This paper explores the long term sustainability of Argentina’s specialization in genetically modifi...
The concept of the “bioeconomy” emphasizes the importance of the creation, appropriation and distrib...
Since the early 1990s, Argentinean grain production underwent a dramatic increase in grains producti...
This paper examines relations between the state and capital in Argentina with respect to agricultura...
Biotechnology is known as one of the most knowledge-intensive of industries, being a typical example...
Includes bibliographyThis study is about the public discourse on the introduction of biotechnology i...
Our interest is to understand the challenges to modern (national) science and innovation regimes und...
This thesis covers the historical development of intensification and expansion of soy production in ...
<p>Provided with the contributions of the linguistic turn, our perspective conceives political theor...
Argentina adopted genetically modified (GM) crops within a process of agriculture intensification an...
In the 1980s, the technical pattern of production in agriculture changed due to the increasing desig...
With more than half of its arable land planted with genetically modified soybeans, Argentina present...
Our interest is to understand the challenges to modern science and innovation regimes under conditio...
textOn the margins of the first and developing worlds, Argentines have made many bids to enter into ...
This paper explores the long term sustainability of Argentina's specialization in genetically modifi...
This paper explores the long term sustainability of Argentina’s specialization in genetically modifi...
The concept of the “bioeconomy” emphasizes the importance of the creation, appropriation and distrib...
Since the early 1990s, Argentinean grain production underwent a dramatic increase in grains producti...
This paper examines relations between the state and capital in Argentina with respect to agricultura...
Biotechnology is known as one of the most knowledge-intensive of industries, being a typical example...
Includes bibliographyThis study is about the public discourse on the introduction of biotechnology i...
Our interest is to understand the challenges to modern (national) science and innovation regimes und...
This thesis covers the historical development of intensification and expansion of soy production in ...
<p>Provided with the contributions of the linguistic turn, our perspective conceives political theor...
Argentina adopted genetically modified (GM) crops within a process of agriculture intensification an...
In the 1980s, the technical pattern of production in agriculture changed due to the increasing desig...
With more than half of its arable land planted with genetically modified soybeans, Argentina present...