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market-driven (NSMD) governance systems gain rule-making authority. Governance 15(4):503–
529
Castañeda JG (2006) Latin America’s left turn. Foreign Aff 85(3):28–43
CESCR (1991) The right to adequate housing (Art.11 (1)): 12/13/1991. General comment 4 of
the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR). Office of the UN High
Commissioner for Human Rights, Geneva
Chu MM, Das, KN (2020) Small oil palm farmers face survival crisis in risk to future
output. Reuters. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-malaysia-palmoil/smalloil-palm-farmers-face-survival-crisis-in-risk-to-future-output-idUSKBN22W0MN. Accessed 21
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economic context. Third World Q 30(6):1183–1196
Clapp J, Moseley WG (2021) This food crisis is different: COVID-19 and the fragility of the
neoliberal food security order. J Peasant Stud, forthcoming. https://doi.org/10.1080/03066150.
2020.1823838
Cook S, Smith K, Utting P (2012) Green economy or green society? Contestation and policies for
a fair transition. Social dimensions of green economy and sustainable development, Occasional
Paper 10. United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
Cornwall A, Brock K (2005) Beyond buzzwords: “Poverty reduction”, “participation” and
“empowerment” in development policy. Overarching concerns programme paper 10. UNRISD,
Geneva
Cottier T, Malumfashi G, Matteotti-Berkutova S, Nartova O, Sépibus J et al (2010) Energy in WTO
law and policy. World Trade Organization, Geneva
De Graaff N (2012) The hybridization of the state-capital nexus in the global energy order.
Globalizations 9(4):531–545
Dimitrov R, Sprinz DF, DiGiusto GM, Kelle A (2007) International nonregimes: a research agenda.
Int Stud Rev 9:230–258
Falkner R (2009) The troubled birth of the “biotech century”: global corporate power and its limits.
In: Clapp J, Fuchs D (eds) Corporate power in agrifood governance. MIT Press, Cambridge, pp
225–253
FAO, IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development), IMF (International Monetary Fund),
OECD, UNCTAD (UN Conference for Trade and Development) et al (2011) Price volatility in
food and agricultural markets: policy responses. http://www.fao.org/fileadmin/templates/est/Vol
atility/Interagency_Report_to_the_G20_on_Food_Price_Volatility.pdf. Accessed 11 Oct 2020
Finnemore M, Sikkink K (2001) Taking stock: the constructivist research program in international
relations and comparative politics. Ann Rev Polit Sci 4:391–416
Florini A, Sovacool BK (2009) Who governs energy? The challenges facing global energy
governance. Energy Policy 7:5239–5248
Gallas A, Bretthauer L, Kannankulam J, Stutzle I (2011) Reading Poulantzas. Merlin Press, London
German L, Schoneveld G, Pacheco P (2011) Local social and environmental impacts of biofuels:
global comparative assessment and implications for governance. Ecol Soc 16(4):29
Guha R, Martínez-Alier J (2000) Varieties of environmentalism: Essays North and South. Routledge,
London
Gupta J (2010) A history of international climate change policy. Wiley Interdisc Rev Clim Change
1(5):636–653
Gupta J, Ivanova A (2009) Global energy efficiency governance in the context of climate politics.
Energ Effi 2:339–352
Harvey D (2004) The ‘new’ imperialism: accumulation by dispossession. Socialist Reg 40:63–87
Hasenclever A, Mayer P, Rittberger V (1997) Theories of international regimes. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge
9 The Politics for a Fairer Bioeconomy
Cashore B (2002) Legitimacy and the privatization of environmental governance: how non-state
market-driven (NSMD) governance systems gain rule-making authority. Governance 15(4):503–
529
Castañeda JG (2006) Latin America’s left turn. Foreign Aff 85(3):28–43
CESCR (1991) The right to adequate housing (Art.11 (1)): 12/13/1991. General comment 4 of
the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR). Office of the UN High
Commissioner for Human Rights, Geneva
Chu MM, Das, KN (2020) Small oil palm farmers face survival crisis in risk to future
output. Reuters. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-malaysia-palmoil/smalloil-palm-farmers-face-survival-crisis-in-risk-to-future-output-idUSKBN22W0MN. Accessed 21
Oct 2020
Clapp J (2006) WTO agriculture negotiations: implications for the Global South. Third World Q
27(4):563–577
Clapp J (2009) Food price volatility and vulnerability in the Global South: considering the global
economic context. Third World Q 30(6):1183–1196
Clapp J, Moseley WG (2021) This food crisis is different: COVID-19 and the fragility of the
neoliberal food security order. J Peasant Stud, forthcoming. https://doi.org/10.1080/03066150.
2020.1823838
Cook S, Smith K, Utting P (2012) Green economy or green society? Contestation and policies for
a fair transition. Social dimensions of green economy and sustainable development, Occasional
Paper 10. United Nations Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva
Cornwall A, Brock K (2005) Beyond buzzwords: “Poverty reduction”, “participation” and
“empowerment” in development policy. Overarching concerns programme paper 10. UNRISD,
Geneva
Cottier T, Malumfashi G, Matteotti-Berkutova S, Nartova O, Sépibus J et al (2010) Energy in WTO
law and policy. World Trade Organization, Geneva
De Graaff N (2012) The hybridization of the state-capital nexus in the global energy order.
Globalizations 9(4):531–545
Dimitrov R, Sprinz DF, DiGiusto GM, Kelle A (2007) International nonregimes: a research agenda.
Int Stud Rev 9:230–258
Falkner R (2009) The troubled birth of the “biotech century”: global corporate power and its limits.
In: Clapp J, Fuchs D (eds) Corporate power in agrifood governance. MIT Press, Cambridge, pp
225–253
FAO, IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development), IMF (International Monetary Fund),
OECD, UNCTAD (UN Conference for Trade and Development) et al (2011) Price volatility in
food and agricultural markets: policy responses. http://www.fao.org/fileadmin/templates/est/Vol
atility/Interagency_Report_to_the_G20_on_Food_Price_Volatility.pdf. Accessed 11 Oct 2020
Finnemore M, Sikkink K (2001) Taking stock: the constructivist research program in international
relations and comparative politics. Ann Rev Polit Sci 4:391–416
Florini A, Sovacool BK (2009) Who governs energy? The challenges facing global energy
governance. Energy Policy 7:5239–5248
Gallas A, Bretthauer L, Kannankulam J, Stutzle I (2011) Reading Poulantzas. Merlin Press, London
German L, Schoneveld G, Pacheco P (2011) Local social and environmental impacts of biofuels:
global comparative assessment and implications for governance. Ecol Soc 16(4):29
Guha R, Martínez-Alier J (2000) Varieties of environmentalism: Essays North and South. Routledge,
London
Gupta J (2010) A history of international climate change policy. Wiley Interdisc Rev Clim Change
1(5):636–653
Gupta J, Ivanova A (2009) Global energy efficiency governance in the context of climate politics.
Energ Effi 2:339–352
Harvey D (2004) The ‘new’ imperialism: accumulation by dispossession. Socialist Reg 40:63–87
Hasenclever A, Mayer P, Rittberger V (1997) Theories of international regimes. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge