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The Politics of GM Crops in India
This book discusses the conflicting discourse around GM crops in India. It brings together concerns related to food production, farming, environment, health, ownership and policymaking on the use of genetically modified crops in India.
The volume analyses apprehensions around GM technology from the perspective of the various stakeholders involved in the debate. Through field surveys and interviews with scientists, economists, environmentalists, civil society activists and cotton-growing farmers from the states of Telangana and Maharashtra, it highlights the vulnerabilities and questions related to the short-term and long-term impacts of using GM technology on farmers, food production, health, the agricultural economy and the environment. The book proposes ways to use GM technology, which takes stock of economic and farming limitations and accordingly brings in reforms and policies to reconcile the conflicting arguments of stakeholders.
This volume will be of great interest to researchers and students of development studies, political science, sociology, agricultural studies and sciences and biotechnology. It will also be useful for policymakers, think tanks and NGOs working with farmers or agriculture collectives on policy issues.
Asheesh Navneet is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Tuljapur Campus, Maharashtra.
First published 2021
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2021 Asheesh Navneet
The right of Asheesh Navneet to be identified as authors of this work has been asserted by them in accordance with sections 77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.
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ISBN: 978-0-367-35042-0 (hbk)
ISBN: 978-0-429-32943-2 (ebk)
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Contents
2 Critical analysis of Indias regulatory approach
3 The first GM crop of India: the existing controversies around Bt cotton cultivation
4 Theoretical analysis of the policy development around GM crops
5 Analysis of the arguments of policy elites supporting or opposing GM crops: field-based study in Delhi and Hyderabad
6 What do farmers want?: Field survey results of Telangana and Maharashtra
7 Summary and conclusion
  1. 2 Critical analysis of Indias regulatory approach
  2. 3 The first GM crop of India: the existing controversies around Bt cotton cultivation
  3. 4 Theoretical analysis of the policy development around GM crops
  4. 5 Analysis of the arguments of policy elites supporting or opposing GM crops: field-based study in Delhi and Hyderabad
  5. 6 What do farmers want?: Field survey results of Telangana and Maharashtra
  6. 7 Summary and conclusion
Guide
3.1 Production of cotton lint: top ten producers, average 19942018, FAO
3.2 Cotton yield trend in India (19701971 to 20172018)
3.3 Comparative cotton yield/hectare in major cotton-producing countries
4.1 The ACF flow diagram drawn by Sabatier and Jenkins-Smith
4.2 The flow diagram of the policy process of GM technology based on ACF
4.3 The technocratic model
4.4 The red book model
4.5 A co-dynamic model
4.6 Field survey design for Telangana
4.7 Field survey design for Maharashtra
7.1 The flow diagram of the policy process of GM technology based on ACF theory
7.2 A co-dynamic model
3.1 Average cotton lint production, area and yields in the ten leading cotton-producing countries, 19972006
4.1 Possible coalitions on GM technologies in India
6.1 Yield per hectare of crops
6.2 Castes of farmers
6.3 Farmers growing cotton as the main crop
6.4 Soil quality
6.5 Suitability of soil
6.6 Knowledge of Bt cotton
6.7 Collection of information
6.8 Farmers who have experience growing non-Bt cotton
6.9 Yield comparison of Bt cotton with non-Bt cotton
6.10 Cost comparison of Bt cotton seeds with non-Bt seeds
6.11 Taking out a loan to purchase Bt cotton seeds
6.12 Whether Bt cotton cultivation helped in increasing the net income so that debt can be cleared
6.13 Enquiring about farmers committing suicides
6.14 Reasons for farmers committing suicides
6.15 Experiencing failure in Bt cotton cultivation
6.16 Responses of Telangana farmers regarding cotton failure due to low rainfall and inadequate irrigation facilities
6.17 Reasons for the failure of Bt cotton cultivation in Maharashtra
6.18 Kinds of irrigation facilities
6.19 Awareness regarding guidelines to be followed by farmers practicing cotton cultivation
6.20 Information regarding following of the guidelines by farmers
6.21 Awareness about the guidelines regarding the practice of refugia
6.22 Practice of refugia in the cotton fields
6.23 Case of spraying of pesticides in the refuge area
6.24 Reason for not practising refugia
6.25 Health of farmers affected by chemical spraying
6.26 Has the spraying of chemical pesticides decreased with the advent of Bt cotton seeds?
6.27 Feeding animals with cotton seed oil cake
6.28 Health impact of Bt cotton on animals that were fed with cotton seed oil cake
6.29 Enquiring about the animals grazing on Bt cotton fields
6.30 Health impact of Bt cotton on animals grazing on harvested cotton fields
6.31 Insecticide expenditure as a percentage of variable costs of cotton production
7.1 Coalitions that emerged after the adoption of GM seeds in India
ABFAlliance for Better Foods
ABLEAssociation of Biotechnology-led Enterprises
ABLE-AGAssociation of Biotechnology-led Enterprises-Agriculture aGroup
ACFadvocacy coalition framework
AFFBAgriculture, Forest and Fisheries Branch
AIBAAll India Biotechnology Association
APAARIAsia-Pacific Association of Agricultural Research Institutions
APCoABAsia-Pacific Consortium on Agricultural Biotechnology
APVVUAndhra Pradesh Vyavasaya Vruthidarula
ASHAAlliance for Sustainable and Holistic Agriculture
BJPBhartiya Janata Party
BKSBhartiya Kisan Sangh
BKSBharat Krishak Samaj
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