It's Not a Science, It's a Social Problem: The Plunders of Biotechnology

It's Not a Science, It's a Social Problem: The Plunders of Biotechnology

Title of the zine overlaid on a biohazard symbol consisting of a symmetrical trefoil made of three overlapping circles.
Author(s) & Contributor(s)
Andrea del Moral (author & editor)
Arthur Foelsche (author)
Erin Royster (author & editor)
Chris Rottler (contributor)
Amoshaun Toft (contributor)
Brian Tokar (contributor)
Heather Albert-Knopp (editor)
Publication Year
2000
Geographic Location
Pinefield, VT
Language
English
Number of Pages
64
Physical Description
half-page 11 x 17, yellow and black cover with biohazard symbol and title text
Summary
This booklet is a resource for biotechnology activists, a handbook for those who want to understand the context of biotechnology.
Contents:
I. What is Biotechnology
II. Context: Politics
III. Science: A neutral, apolitical world?
IV. Applications: How biotech is really used
V. Environmental dangers of biotechnology
VI. Biopiracy
VII. Culture
VII. Beyond biotechnology: The new horizons of nanotechnology
IX. Models and visions of resistance
Appendix:
A. Web resources
B. Books and articles on biotechnology
C. Nanotechnology resources
genetically modified organisms (GMO)
genetic engineering
environmental activism
technology
science
ACT Activism
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ACT 8393 (Available) Click to view circulation history
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