Authors from the United States and the United Kingdom deconstruct the controversies of agriculturalbiotechnology and offer solutions to the current impasse.

Absent high-quality retraining, it's easy for workers in dying industries to get stuck, for their skills to atrophy, and for their networks and work habits to erode. All of this shrinks the supply of skilled workers, discouraging employers and leading many big firms to look overseas.

Participants at a June 12 AEI conference described the potential for biotechnology to alleviate malnutrition in the developing world by genetically modifying agricultural products.

The most obvious example of eco-imperialism has been the push to restrict the use of the insecticide, DDT, for controlling mosquito-borne diseases.

Praising so-called evil companies for good corporate responsibility reporting is better than bashing them for what they are.

Corporationsmust respond quickly anddecisively when their brands come under attack.

Businesses operating in economically and politically chaotic zones often face a no-win situation.

Press release/summary for the book Let Them Eat Precaution, edited by Jon Entine.