Genetically modified organisms, exports, and regional integration in Africa
In: Genetically modified crops in Africa: Economic and policy lessons from countries south of the Sahara
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Africa south of Sahara; Africa; biotechnology; Transgenic plants; Risk assessment; Economic aspects; Biosafety regulations; Biotechnological safety; socioeconomic development; Genetically engineered organisms; Genetically modified foods; Data collection; genetic heterogeneity; ex-ante impact assessment; Ex-post impact assessment; Developing countries; bt cotton; maize; banana; Agricultural research;All these keywords.
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