Sustainable agriculture and food security : The impact of globalisation

By:

Shiva Vandana

Contributor(s):

Bedi Gitanjali

Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2002Description: 513pISBN:

9780761995432

Subject(s):

1. Food Industry & Trade2. Globalization3. Sustainable Agriculture4. International Trade

DDC classification:

338.1 SHI SHI

Contents:

Contents; Part I Globalisation and Food Security; 1. Globalisation of Agriculture, Food Security and Sustainability Vandana Shiva; Part II (A) The Impact of Trade Liberalisation in Asia; 2. Structural Adjustment and Food Security in Pakistan: An Aggregate Analysis Shahrukh Ran Khan, Sajid Kazmi and Zahid Ahmad 3. The Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture, Marginal Farmers and the Poor in Sri Lanka Sarath Fernando; (8) The Impact of Trade Liberalisation in India; 4. The Impact of SAP on Land Resources and Food Accessibility in Maharashtra ; Sulabha Brahme 5. The Impact of Structural Adjustment Programme on Land and Water Resources of Gujarat Darshini Mahadevia; 6. Foodgrain Stocks to Feed the Poor or to Pay for LiberaJised Imports? AbhijitSen; 7. Seeds of Suicide: The Ecological and Human Costs of Globalisation of Agriculture Vandana Shiva and Afsar H. jafri PART III Corporatisation of Agriculture; 8. The Corporate Reapers: Towards Total Globalisation of Our Food Supply A. V. Krebs; 9. US Agriculture Policy and the Uruguay Round: Implications for Food Security and Global Democracy; Kristin Dawkins 10. Hi-tech Floriculture, Sustainabilty and Food Security Issues: The Case of Rose Cultivation around Bangalore, Karnataka; T. N. Prakash; PART IV Globalisation of Food Insecurity 11. Food Security: Does it Conflict with Globalisation? Tim Lang 12. Globalisation, Peasant Agriculture and Food Security in Mexico: Neither Comparative Advantage nor Food Self-sufficiency Victor Suares Carrera; 13. International Trade and Food Security in India Amitava Mukherjee; 14. Industrial Fisheries and Industrial Aquaculture in India: Some Thoughts on their Common Features and Inter-relation; john Kurien; 15. Factory Farming: The Global Mistake; Philip Lymbery; PART V Corporate Monopolies on Life 16. Monopoly and Monoculture: Trends in the Indian Seed Industry Vandana Shiva and Tom Crompton; 17. Biodiversity and Biotechnology; Beth Burrows PART VI Democratising the Food System: Food Rights and Food Responsibilities; 18. Associative Economics: Responding to the Challenge of Elite Globalisation; Nicanor Per/as 19. From Global Dependence to Local Interdependence; Helena Norberg-Hodge 20. Annam Bahu Kurvita: The Indian Discipline of Growing and Sharing Food in Plenty; j.K. Bajajand M.D. Srinivas Postscript; Starvation Deaths, Overflowing Godowns: How Globalisation is Robbing the Indian People of Food Vandana Shiva Appendix; The People's Charter for Food Security About the Editors and Contributors; Index

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Contents;
Part I Globalisation and Food Security;
1. Globalisation of Agriculture, Food Security and Sustainability
Vandana Shiva;
Part II (A) The Impact of Trade
Liberalisation in Asia;
2. Structural Adjustment and Food Security in Pakistan:
An Aggregate Analysis
Shahrukh Ran Khan, Sajid Kazmi and Zahid Ahmad
3. The Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture, Marginal Farmers and the Poor in Sri Lanka
Sarath Fernando;
(8) The Impact of Trade Liberalisation in India;
4. The Impact of SAP on Land Resources and Food Accessibility in Maharashtra ;
Sulabha Brahme
5. The Impact of Structural Adjustment Programme on Land and Water Resources of Gujarat
Darshini Mahadevia;
6. Foodgrain Stocks to Feed the Poor or to Pay for LiberaJised Imports?
AbhijitSen;
7. Seeds of Suicide: The Ecological and Human Costs of Globalisation of Agriculture
Vandana Shiva and Afsar H. jafri
PART III Corporatisation of Agriculture;
8. The Corporate Reapers: Towards Total Globalisation of Our Food Supply
A. V. Krebs;
9. US Agriculture Policy and the Uruguay Round: Implications for Food Security and Global Democracy;
Kristin Dawkins
10. Hi-tech Floriculture, Sustainabilty and Food Security Issues: The Case of Rose Cultivation around Bangalore, Karnataka;
T. N. Prakash;
PART IV Globalisation of Food Insecurity
11. Food Security: Does it Conflict with Globalisation?
Tim Lang
12. Globalisation, Peasant Agriculture and Food Security in Mexico: Neither Comparative Advantage
nor Food Self-sufficiency
Victor Suares Carrera;
13. International Trade and Food Security in India
Amitava Mukherjee;
14. Industrial Fisheries and Industrial Aquaculture in India: Some Thoughts on their Common Features and Inter-relation;
john Kurien;
15. Factory Farming: The Global Mistake;
Philip Lymbery;
PART V Corporate Monopolies on Life
16. Monopoly and Monoculture: Trends in the Indian Seed Industry
Vandana Shiva and Tom Crompton;
17. Biodiversity and Biotechnology;
Beth Burrows
PART VI Democratising the Food System: Food Rights and Food Responsibilities;
18. Associative Economics: Responding to the Challenge of Elite Globalisation;
Nicanor Per/as
19. From Global Dependence to Local Interdependence;
Helena Norberg-Hodge
20. Annam Bahu Kurvita: The Indian Discipline of Growing and Sharing Food in Plenty;
j.K. Bajajand M.D. Srinivas
Postscript;
Starvation Deaths, Overflowing Godowns: How Globalisation is Robbing the Indian People of Food
Vandana Shiva
Appendix;
The People's Charter for Food Security
About the Editors and Contributors;
Index

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