Views from the South: The Effects of Globalization and the WTO on Third World CountriesSarah Denny Anderson, International Forum on Globalization Voices from the South is a collection of views and comments by leading voices of southern opposition to genetic engineering and tells stories of their struggles. It is our hope that it will break through the rhetoric, debunk the corporate myths and ensure that these voices shift the terms of debate on genetic engineering from a politics of despair to a politics of hope. |
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HOW THE SOUTH IS GETTING | 7 |
Difficulties for Developing Countries Generated by the | 23 |
Pressure for New Issues | 31 |
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