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Introduction : genetically modified crops and national development priorities -- Emergence and global spread of GM crops : explaining the role of institutional change -- US : leading science, technology and commercialization -- Europe : turning against agricultural biotechnology in the late 1990s -- West and Central Africa : strategizing biotechnology for food security and poverty reduction -- Argentina : adopting RR soy, economic liberalization, global markets and socio-economic consequences -- Brazil : confronting the challenges of global competition and protecting biodiversity -- China : emerging public sector model for GM crop development -- India : confronting the challenge - the potential of genetically modified crops for the poor -- South Africa : revealing the potential and obstacles, the private sector model and reaching the traditional sector -- Institutional changes in Argentina, Brazil, China, India and South Africa -- The role of government policy : for growth, sustainability and equity.
Includes bibliographical references and index.