Mad Consumers?
Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 1996 Number 3
Mad Consumers?
Tim Lang, Yiannis Gabriel pages -
Abstract
The Sun argued that consumers were mad, not just the cows. But in fact, scientists have been more uncertain and consumers more rational than politicians gave them credit for. BSE exposed the failings of fifty years of industrialisation of food and farming.
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Tim Lang, Yiannis Gabriel (1996) Mad Consumers?, Soundings, 1996(3), -