2009•Acta JuridicaRequires access

GMO trade regulation and developing countries : intellectual property and GMO issues in global administrative law : part III

Richard B. Stewart

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Commercial adoption of genetically modified (GM) foods and crops (also called 'genetically modified organisms' or 'GMOs') created through recent innovations in agricultural biotechnology has triggered widespread controversy over the environmental and economic benefits and risks of GMOs as well as a wider range of social, cultural, and ethical values.

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Key concepts: Intellectual property, Genetically modified organism, Agricultural biotechnology, Genetically modified crops, Agriculture, International trade, Business, Biotechnology