Genetically Modified Crops, Environmental Politics, and Social Movements in Argentina
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Köp båda 2 för 1966 krLa Argentina transgenica no es ninguna novedad: el cultivo de soja geneticamente modificada para resistir los herbicidas se expande cada vez mas, al tiempo que las empresas de agronegocios se concentran en unos pocos jugadores transnacionales. Fre...
Rachel Schurman, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, American Journal of Sociology Pablo Lapegna's book, Soybeans and Power: Genetically Modified Crops, Environmental Politics, and Social Movements in Argentina, offers a deeply theorized and beautifully written ethnography of how peasants and their organizations in the northern part of Argentina have experienced, understood, mobilized against, and ultimately accommodated themselves to the arrival of transgenic soy... Ultimately, Soy and Power is an excellent and intellectually stimulating read.
Pablo Lapegna is Assistant Professor of Sociology and Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of Georgia
Introduction GM Crops, Global Ethnography, and the Dynamics of De-Mobilization Chapter One: The Dark Side of the Boom Neoliberalization, GM Soybeans, and Environmental Change in Argentina Chapter Two: Emergence Peasants, Politics, and Patrons: Rural Social Movements in Formosa (1970s-2000s) Chapter Three: Contention Peasants Confronting GM Soybeans and Agrochemical Exposure (2003) Chapter Four: Demobilization Peasants, Governments, and Constituents Across Political Scales (2004-2013) Chapter Five: Accommodation Peasants Negotiating GM Crops and Agrochemical Exposure (2009-2013) Conclusion: Companion Planting The Crucible of GM Crops, Global Processes, and Social Movements Appendix: On the Ethnographic Craft