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Seed Laws… Government Advocacy and Grassroots Action

March 19th, 2015 Julia Day

By Adrian Ely, Anabel Marin and Sam Geall Research at the STEPS Centre addresses sustainable development challenges that are felt both globally and locally. Over the last two months three…

Financialisation of Nature: why we need politics and theory

March 18th, 2015 Nathan Oxley

Guest post by Andrea Brock and Mareike Beck, School of Global Studies, Sussex University In recent years, a broad range of new instruments have been promoted and celebrated to tackle…

Why we should argue about agronomy

March 17th, 2015 James Sumberg 2 Comments

“The real problem is that too many people are playing politics with agriculture, and poor people are suffering – agronomists should stick to the facts!” Organic agriculture, agroecology, Conservation Agriculture,…

Mind your (innovation) language

March 12th, 2015 Adrian Smith 1 Comment

by Adrian Smith and Saurabh Arora, SPRU At the STEPS Centre, we recently organised a couple of workshops looking at the topic of alternative innovation and its proliferation of innovation…

Grub’s up: great infographic on the future of eating insects

March 11th, 2015 Nathan Oxley

A handy infographic (see below) by Alexandra Sexton outlines some of the case for insects as part of human and animal diets – as well as the key uncertainties and…

How to redefine innovation & development: an African perspective

March 10th, 2015 Steps Admin

This guest post is by Gillian M. Marcelle, STI policy and management scholar, writing in a personal capacity. Too often public policy debates on global issues get framed and defined…

Join us for Resource Politics 2015

March 9th, 2015 Julia Day

The ESRC STEPS Centre’s annual conference, Resource Politics: transforming pathways to sustainability will be held at the Institute of Development Studies on 7-9 September 2015. Registration is now closed. Among…

‘Green Transformations’, Leonard Cohen and the Elephant

February 26th, 2015 Steps Admin 1 Comment

Guest blog by Marc Hudson, University of Manchester A lively debate about the near and long-term future of western civilisation took place [on Tuesday] in central London, at the launch…

GM report: Some nice recommendations, shame about the spin

February 26th, 2015 Steps Admin

The UK Parliamentary Select Committee on Science and Technology has today released its long-awaited report on ‘Advanced genetic techniques for crop improvement: regulation, risk and precaution’. The ESRC STEPS Centre…

Storify: The Politics of Green Transformations book launch

February 25th, 2015 Nathan Oxley 1 Comment

←BACK TO GREEN TRANSFORMATIONS HOMEPAGE We’ve captured some of the lively debate at the Politics of Green Transformations book launch in the Storify below, featuring tweets, images & links to…

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