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Science as Culture, Volume 20, Issue 2 (2011)

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AGRO-FOOD CRISES

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Agro-food Crises: Institutional and Discursive Changes in the Food Scares Era

Anne Loeber, Maarten Hajer & Les Levidow

Pages: 147-155

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Challenging the Hegemonic Food Discourse: The British Media Debate on Risk and Salmonella in Eggs

Mette Marie Roslyng

Pages: 157-182

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The BSE Crisis in German Newspapers: Reframing Responsibility

Peter H. Feindt & Daniela Kleinschmit

Pages: 183-208

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Dutch Food Safety Policy: From ‘Politics in the Stable’ to Stable Politics

Katharina T. Paul

Pages: 209-229

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The Food Chain Reforged: Novel Food Risk Arrangements and the Metamorphosis of a Metaphor

Anne Loeber

Pages: 231-253

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Segregating GM Crops: Why a Contentious ‘Risk’ Issue in Europe?

Les Levidow & Karin Boschert

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