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What Are Improved Seeds? An Epistemology of the Green Revolution

Lakshman YapaDepartment of Geography, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA16802
Pages 254-273 | Published online: 09 Jun 2016

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Helen Anne Curry. (2023) Breeding confusion: hybrid seeds and histories of agriculture. The Journal of Peasant Studies 50:3, pages 1037-1055.
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NandaR. Shrestha. (2008) ‘Misery is My Company Now’: Nepal's Peasantry in the Face of Failed Development. The Journal of Peasant Studies 35:3, pages 452-475.
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J. Anthony Abbott. (2005) Counting Beans: Agrobiodiversity, Indigeneity, and Agrarian Reform. The Professional Geographer 57:2, pages 198-212.
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Lakshman Yapa. (1995) Response: A Hybrid by Any Other Name…. Economic Geography 71:3, pages 319-321.
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David Kummer. (1995) Commentary on “What Are Improved Seeds? An Epistemology of the Green Revolution” by Lakshman Yapa. Economic Geography 71:3, pages 318-318.
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