| nn. | Editorial: Increasing economic opportunities.
keywords: Trade. |
| Commandeur, P. and Roozendaal, G. van | The Case of Cut Flowers: Biotechnology
in a nontraditional export sector.
keywords: Trade; Employment/Income; Technology transfer; Flowers/Ornamentals. |
| Wijk, J. van | Floriculture in Colombia.
keywords: Colombia; Trade; Technology transfer; Flowers/Ornamentals; Private industry; Intellectual property rights. |
| Roozendaal, G. van | Kenyan Cut Flower Export Blooming.
keywords: Kenya; Trade; Private industry; Flowers/Ornamentals. |
| Pandey, B. and Chaturvedi, S. | Floriculture Industry in India Gets
Ready for Export.
keywords: India; Flowers/Ornamentals; Policies/Programmes; Public institute; Trade. |
| Bijman, J. | Flower Colour Is Major Target in Genetic
Engineering of Cut Flowers.
keywords: Flowers/Ornamentals; Genetic engineering; Private industry; Plant breeding. |
| Elderhorst, M. | Will Cuba's Biotechnology Capacity
Survive the Socioeconomic Crisis?
keywords: Cuba; Policies/Programmes; Human health; Trade; Intellectual property rights; Public institute. |
| Ofir, Z.M. | Biotechnology in the New SouthAfrica.
keywords: South Africa; Policies/Programmes; Public institute. |
| Jaffé, W. and Rojas, M. | Biotechnology Opportunities in Guatemala
and Costa Rica.
keywords: Costa Rica; Guatemala; Relation public-private sector; Coffee; Cell-/Tissue culture. |
| Juma, C., Magambo, J.M. and Monteith, H. | Tissue Culture for Coffee:
The case of Uganda.
keywords: Uganda; Cell-/Tissue culture; Coffee. |
| Visser, B. | The Prospects for Technical Guidelines
for Safety in Biotechnology.
keywords: Biosafety/Foodsafety; Policies/Programmes. |
| Goldstein, D.J. | A Critique of the Critics.
keywords: Grass root technologies; Socio-economic impact; Access to genetic resources; Patent law. |
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