ContentsCritical Development Studies SeriesSeries EditorsGlossaryAcronyms and AbbreviationsAcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I -- Conflicts in Science: Revolution and Counterrevolution in the Americas Chapter 1: Scientific and Social RevolutionsChapter 2: Transforming Mexican AgricultureChapter 3: The Counterrevolution in Mexican AgricultureChapter 4: The Production of KnowledgeChapter 5: Expanding a Green Revolution across the AmericasChapter 6: The Violence of the Green RevolutionPart II -- Critiquing a Dominant Science and Its Larger Consequences Chapter 7: Ecology, Chemistry, and ConflictsChapter 8: Fights in the FieldsChapter 9: Agrichemicals and the LawPart III -- The Struggles of a New ScienceChapter 10: An Alternative in ProductionChapter 11: Demonstrating Another Knowledge and PracticeChapter 12: New Markets / New ConflictsChapter 13: Agroecology at Berkeley: A Path Not TakenPart IV -- Conclusions: Linking a Science and a MovementChapter 14: Agroecology and Infrastructures of SupportChapter 15: Agroecology and Infrastructures of Resistance EpilogueReferencesThe Struggle ContinuesIndex.