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Formulating an effective liability regime for genetic modification regulation in South Africa: a critical and comparative analysis
While genetically modified (GM) crops are argued to be key to managing global food shortages and improving agricultural efficiency, they also pose potential threats to the environment and biodiversity, agricultural systems, and socio economic structures. These risks need to be carefully considered a...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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