Understanding the emergence of a hybrid knowledge production discourse: The case of the Generation Challenge Programme (GCP) drought tolerant rice research in IndiaFootnote

Initial ideas of this manuscript were presented at the 14th Global Conference of the International Association for the Study of the Commons, Mt.Fuji, Japan. 3–7 June, 2013 by the first author.

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