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Vandana Shiva on Monoculture as Chemical Warfare

Michel Bauwens

29th October 2010

“Vandana Shiva precisely identifies the core paradigm behind the global food system. Here she makes all kinds of linkages that will make your skin crawl”. (via)

(for a shorter intro version see here at YouTube)

Vandana Shiva – Lessons of Fighting Hegemonies in Food and Seed for 30 Years from TV Multiversity on Vimeo.

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