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    5. Public perceptions of genetically modified food Americans know not what they eat

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    6. Consumer acceptance of food biotechnology willingness to buy genetically modified food products

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    8. Innovations in food labeling

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    9. New technologies and food labelling: the controversy over labelling of foods derived from genetically modified crops

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    14. Examining consumer expectations of agriculture: 2002 food and farming study

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    15. Frankenfoods and the press: will nano be the next GM (genetic modification)?

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    16. Perceptions of genetically modified and organic foods and processes

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    17. The future relationship between the media, the food industry and the consumer

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    18. Globalization and food sovereignty: global and local change in the new politics of food

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    23. Against the grain: biotechnology and the corporate takeover of your food

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    24. Contingent valuation of breakfast cereals made of non-biotech ingredients

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    26. Food labelled information: an empirical analysis of consumer preferences

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    27. Report: UK GM dialogue

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    28. Risk Perception of GM agri- food Stakeholder forum : an industry perspective

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    29. Labeling of food-plant biotechnology products

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    30. Speech : risk perception : a consumers perspective

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    33. Ethical tools to support systematic public deliberations about the ethical aspects of agricultural biotechnologies

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    38. Symbolic communication in public protest over genetic modification: visual rhetoric, symbolic excess and social mores

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    41. Risk perceptions of urban Italian and United States consumers for genetically modified foods

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    42. Two sides of the same coin? Analysis of the Web-based social media with regard to the image of the agri-food sector in Germany

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    43. Green biotechnology in Switzerland: how civil society defied the industrial and political establishment

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    44. Factors explaining opposition to GMOs in France and the rest of Europe

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    45. Digesting public opinion

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    46. Bridging the genetic divide : confidence-building measure for genetically modified crops

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    48. Not just about "the science": science education and attitudes to genetically modified foods among women in Australia

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    50. Consumer perception of risk associated with eating genetically engineered soybeans is less in the presence of a perceived consumer benefit

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