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Soft worms going wild, sericulture in interconnected socio-technical Asian worlds

par Vallard, Annabel
Référence EASA (2014: 31 juillet - 3 août 2014: Tallinn)
Publication Non publié, 2014

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Drawing on ethnographic data collected in the Thai silk industry, this paper aims to highlight how farmers and also researchers, governmental officers or policy makers seize various species of ‘domesticated’ and ‘wild’ silkworms in relation with biotechnological skills, regulations and appropriation.Panel 38 : Soils, seeds and capitalism: Political agronomy and the intimacy of farming (B. Müller & D. Muenster)