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INDEX 365Hansen, Michael, 97–99, 105, 110, 118, 127,142–50, 160–61, 201–2Hard, Doug, 103Hardell, Lennart, 61–63, 79Hardin, Pete, 95–96, 99, 100–101Harrowsmith, 52Hartkamp, Hendrik, 209Hartwell, Leland, 80Harvard Business Review, 188Harvard University, 100Harvey, Terrence, 92Hay, Alastair, 50Haydon, Margaret, 123–28Heinz, 161, 321Heisecke, Jorge, 287Hercules (company), 44Herndon, Mike, 145Hertzberg, Vicki, 51Hetherington, Kregg, 285Hewlett-Packard, 314Hexagon Laboratories, 17Hines, Fred, 157Hjelle, Jerry, 305Ho Chi Minh, 41Hochwalt, Caroll, 133Hoechst, 38, 139, 232Hoffman, John, 194, 206–7, 287Hoffmann-La Roche, 35Holden’s Foundation Seeds, 195Horner, Christopher, 4, 207Horsch, Robert, 135, 136, 138, 140, 144, 187Horton, Richard, 186Houk, Vernon, 60House Agriculture Committee, 164House Government Operations Committee, 96House of Commons Science and TechnologyCommittee, 183–84Houser, J.S., 40Hovis, Rank, 227Huergo, Héctor, 258, 263Huet, Gilles, 74human growth hormone, 98–102Human Rights Commission, 87Hunt, Tim, 80Hunter, John, 26Husch and Eppenberger (law firm), 211Ibáñez, Antonio, 279IBM, 314IG Farben, 38IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor 1 or tissuegrowth factor), 98–102ILSI. See International Life Sciences Institute(ILSI)The Independent, 186, 219Independent on Sunday, 184India: and Bt cotton seeds (“Bollgard”),290–306; Bt technology license agreementwith Mahyco, 295–96; decision toban three varieties of Bt cotton (2005),302; farmers in state of Andhra Pradesh,293–94, 298, 300, 302; first field trials ofBt cotton, 296; and green revolution, 295,307–8, 309–11; history of Monsanto in,294–97; peasant farmers’ suicides,290–93, 295, 300; prohibition on seedpatents, 298, 311, 312–13; seed prices,298, 302; traditional organic pesticide ofneem tree leaves, 295, 311Indonesia and Monsanto’s Bt cotton, 297Industrial Bio-Test Labs (IBT) of Northbrook,Illinois, 22, 72Innovest Strategic Value Advisors, 320Institut National de la RechercheAgronomique (INRA) (France), 94, 323Institut Technique de l’Élevage Bovin (France),94, 103Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy(Minneapolis), 225, 238Institute for Health and the Environment atthe University of Albany, 22Institute for Responsible Technology, 150, 162Institute for Social Ecology, 38Institute of Science in Society, 82Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) (Mexico),244Intellectual Property Committee (IPC) of theWTO, 314–15intellectual property rights (IPR) issue, 311,313–17International Agency for Research on Cancer, 52International Dairy Food Association (IDFA),112International Food Biotechnology Council(IFBC), 160–61, 170International Herald Tribune, 291–92International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI),160–61, 169International Research and DevelopmentCorporation of Michigan, 148International Rice Research Institute (IRRI),310Internet strategies and viral marketing, 249–51Inuits of Hudson Bay, 25–26investors and Monsanto, 318–22Isaacson, Joe, 67isoflavones, 171–73, 267James, Philip, 181–84Japan, 25, 150–51, 227–28, 282, 314–15Jaworski, Ernest, 135, 138–39, 187Jenkins, Cate, 51–59, 89Jensen, Soren, 19Johnson and Johnson, 314Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives(JECFA), 126–27, 128Joly, Pierre-Benoît, 229, 232Jones, Franklin D., 36