Volume 9 Issue 1 Fall 2001
Symposium: Sustainable Development, Agriculture, and the Challenge of Genetically Modified Organisms |
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| Introduction: Syncopated Sustainable Development John S. Applegate & Alfred C. Aman, Jr. | 1 |
| Biotechnology and Agriculture: The Common Wisdom and Its Critics Mark Sagoff | 13 |
| Ideas Without Institutions: The Paradox of Sustainable Development A. Dan Tarlock | 35 |
| Overview of the Use of Genetically Modified Organisms and Pesticides in Agriculture David Pimentel | 51 |
| Food Systems and Dietary Perspectives: Are Genetically Modified Organisms the Best Way to Ensure Nutritionally Adequate Food? Ellen Messer | 65 |
| Sustainable Agriculture, Patent Rights, and Plant Innovation Mark D. Janis | 91 |
| Patenting Resources: Biotechnology and the Concept of Sustainable Development Yvonne Cripps | 119 |
| Genetically Modified Organisms in Peasant Farming: Social Impact and Equity Stephen B. Brush | 135 |
| Patents and Traditional Knowledge of the Uses of Plants: Is a Communal Patent Regime Part of the Solution to the Scourge of Bio Piracy? Ikechi Mgbeoji | 163 |
| Promise, Peril, Precaution: The Environmental Regulation of Genetically Modified Organisms Stephen Tromans | 187 |
| The Prometheus Principle: Using the Precautionary Principle to Harmonize the Regulation of Genetically Modified Organisims John S. Applegate | 207 |
| Advance Informed Agreement: A Shared Basis for Governing Trade in Genetically Modified Organisms? Aarti Gupta | 265 |
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| The Great, Global Promise of Genetically Modified Organisms: Overcoming Fear, Misconceptions, and the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety Kurt Buechle | 283 |
| The Palestinian Poverty Problem in the Era of Globalization Ariel J. Leinwand | 325 |
Trend Paper |
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| Emigrant Remittances: Policies to Increase Inflows and Maximize Benefits Alexander C. O'Neil | 345 |