Click Here to Download: https://ouo.io/15nMyF3 Governing the Transatlantic Conflict over Agricultural Biotechnology Contending Coalitions, Trade Liberalisation and Standard Setting By: Joseph Murphy; Les Levidow Publisher: Routledge Print ISBN: 9781138991972, 113899197X eText ISBN: 9781134190928, 1134190921 Edition: 1st Pages: 256 Copyright year: 2006 Format: EPUB Available from $ 20.78 USD SKU 9781134190928R90 Delays in approving genetically modified crops and foods in the European Union have led to a high profile trade conflict with the United States. This book analyses the EU-US conflict and uses it as a case study to explore the governance of new technologies. The transatlantic conflict over GM crops and food has been widely attributed to regulatory differences that divide the EU and the US. Going beyond common stereotypes of these differences and their origins, this book analyses the conflict through contending coalitions of policy actors operating across the Atlantic. Governing the Transatlantic Conflict over Agricultural Biotechnology focuses on interactions between the EU and the US, rather than on EU-US comparisons. Drawing on original research and interviews with key policy actors, the book shows how EU-US efforts to harmonise regulations for agricultural biotechnology created the context in which activists could generate a backlash against the technology. In this new context regulations were shaped along different lines. Joseph Murphy and Les Levidow provide new insights by elaborating critical perspectives on global governance, issue-framing, standard-setting and regulatory science. This accessible book will appeal to undergraduate and post-graduate students, academics and policy-makers working on a wide range of issues covered by political science, policy studies, international relations, economics, geography, business management, environmental and development studies, science and technology studies. Additional ISBNs 9781280731624, 9780415373289, 1280731621, 041537328X
