Framing the discourse: the public understanding of biotechnology in the media

Since biotechnology has the potential to contribute towards addressing several national priorities, including aspects of health, food security and environmental sustainability, it is important for public agencies to have a clear understanding of how media representations of biotechnology advance or impede the development of the sector in South Africa.

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Human Science Research Council SA
Published
2026-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.14749/32851388
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Genetically Modified Organisms Research
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Framing the discourse: the public understanding of biotechnology in the media

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Framing the discourse: the public understanding of biotechnology in the media

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Abstract

Since biotechnology has the potential to contribute towards addressing several national priorities, including aspects of health, food security and environmental sustainability, it is important for public agencies to have a clear understanding of how media representations of biotechnology advance or impede the development of the sector in South Africa.

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