He finds that Brazil, India, and Kenya have adopted some policies that tend to slow the spread of GM crops within their borders, whereas China began commercial production of these crops in 1997. Because of its more closed political system, China is relatively insulated from international and other pressures. Governing the GM Crop Revolution reveals several lessons for developing countries. For example, developing countries that wish to shape the GM crop revolution to their own needs will probably need to develop their own biotechnology research capacity. Adobe Acrobat 3.0 or above required.
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