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Pesticides

Problems, Improvements, Alternatives

Den Hond, Frank / Groenewegen, Peter / van Straalen, Nico (Editor)

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1. Edition January 2003
272 Pages, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd

ISBN: 978-0-632-05659-0
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Despite a history of several decades of pesticide regulation, continuous innovation, and considerable practical experience with using pesticides in agriculture, the environmental impact of pesticide use continues to be of serious concern.

Contributors' Biographical Notes.

Acknowledgements.

List of Reviewers.

Preface.

1 Questions Around the Persistence of the Pesticide Problem
(Frank den Hond, Peter Groenewegen and Nico M. van
Straalen).

2 An Agricultural Vision (Paul C. Struik and Martin J.
Kropff).

3 The Authorisation of Pesticides in the Light of Sustainability
(Elizabeth Vogelezang-Stoute).

4 Innovation in the Agrochemical Industry (Frank den
Hond).

5 Regulatory Science in an International Regime: An
Institutional Analysis (Alan Irwin and Henry Rothstein).

6 Farmers' Agrochemical Use Decisions and the Potential of
Efficiency and Innovation Offsets (Ada Wossink and Tanja de
Koeijer).

7 Variations in Agricultural Practice and Environmental Care
(Geert R. de Snoo).

8 Assessing the Environmental Performance of Agriculture:
Pesticide Use, Risk and Management Indicators (Kevin Parris and
Yukio Yokoi).

9 Integrated Assessment of Pesticides: Methods for Predicting
and Detecting Environmental Risks in a Safety Net (Harrie A.J.
Govers, Pim de Voogt, Pim Leonards, André van Roon and Onno
Kwast).

10 Site-Specific Pest Management (Scott M. Swinton).

11 New Biotechnology, Crop Protection and Sustainable
Development (Susan Carr).

12 European Food Industry Initiatives Reducing Pesticide Use
(Nicolien M. van der Grijp).

13 Impact of International Policies (CAP) and Agreements (WTO)
on the Development of Organic Farming (David Barling).

14 Integration: Learning to Solve the Pesticide Problem
(Peter Groenewegen, Frank den Hond and Nico M. van
Straalen).

Index.
Frank den Hond and Peter Groenewegen are at the Faculty of Social and Cultural Sciences, and Nico van Straalen is at the Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences, all of the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

F. Den Hond, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; P. Groenewegen, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands