Article ID: CBB278621475

Imagination and technoscientific innovations: Governance of transgenic cows in New Zealand (February 2011)

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This paper examines a controversial research programme aimed at the production of transgenic cows in New Zealand. It emphasizes the contested representation of the research, in its promotion, in its governance, and in the opposition sparked amongst environmental/anti-genetic modification groups and within the Māori community. The paper contends that the case of New Zealand’s genetically modified cows certainly reveals some unique features of the prevailing economic, geographical and cultural context, but nonetheless has salience for the broader understanding of the promotion, public reception and governance of genetic modification.

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Authors & Contributors
Prudham, Scott
Chris Tennant
Kris Hartley
Akos Kokai
Maite P. Salazar
Otsuka, Yoshiki
Concepts
Technoscience; science and technology studies
Governance
Power (social sciences)
Environment
Genetically modified organisms
Science and society
Time Periods
21st century
20th century, late
20th century
Places
Georgia (Republic)
Hong Kong
Palestine
Romania
Argentina
Sweden
Institutions
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
European Commission
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