The Violence of the Green Revolution: Third World Agriculture, Ecology and Politics

Murray J. Leaf

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* Introduction * 1. Science and Politics in the Green Revolution * 2. 'Miracle Seeds' and the Destruction of Genetic Diversity * 3. Chemical Fertilizers and Soil Fertility * 4. Intensive Irrigation, Large Dams and Water Conflicts * 5. The political and Cultural Costs of the Green Revolution * 6. Pepsico for peace? The Ecological and Political Risks of the Biotechnology Revolution * 7. The Seed and the Spinning Wheel: The Political Ecology of Technological Change

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