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List of Illustrations | |
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List of Tables | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Preface | |
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Introduction | |
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The Collection of Nature and the Nature of Collecting | |
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Revealing the Social and Spatial Dynamics of Collecting | |
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Collecting as Simple Acquisition: Decontextualization and Exoticization | |
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Collection as Concentration and Control | |
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Collection as Recirculation and Regulation | |
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New World Collectors | |
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Speedup: Accelerating the Social and Spatial Dynamics of Collecting | |
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Retheorizing Life Forms: Material and Informational? | |
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The Rise of the Information and Bio-Information Economies | |
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Emerging Markets: The Regulation of Trade in Bio-Information | |
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New Collectors, New Collections | |
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"When the world was a kinder and gentler place": Early Players and Vacation Pursuits | |
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"An historic revival of collecting" | |
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Impetus for the Revival: Technological Change | |
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The Biodiversity Convention: New Protocols and New Ratioanles | |
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GATT TRIPs: New Protections, New Incentives | |
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The Practice and Process of Collecting | |
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The Fate of the Collections | |
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From Reproduction to Replication | |
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"Build it for us" | |
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Combinations and Permutations | |
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The Diminishing Role of in situ Collecting | |
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The Advent of Microsourcing | |
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Re-mining ex situ Collections | |
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The Emerging Trade in Collected Genetic and Biochemical Materials | |
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Hire Plants: Renters and Brokers | |
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Transacting Bio-Information: Licensing and "Pay-Per-View" | |
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Taming the Slippery Beast: Regulating Trade in Bio-Information | |
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Compensatory Agreements: The Rise of a Proto-Universal Culture of Regulation? | |
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Networks, Capillaries, and the Geography of Knowledge Systems | |
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Compensatory Agreements: Investigating Terms and Conditions | |
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Infrastructural Support and Technical Training | |
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Future Benefits: Royalty Payments | |
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Taming the Slippery Beast | |
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Regulating the Unlicensed Copying of Bio-Information | |
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Concentration and Control: Patenting Collected Materials | |
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The Complexities of "Co-Inventorship" | |
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Back to the Future | |
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Methodology | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |