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The Green Revolution and High-Yield Variety Dependency

An analysis of the mid-20th-century agricultural transformation and its institutional inheritance of yield-maximization rhetoric as an identity-defense mechanism.

The Green Revolution introduced chemical-heavy, high-yield varieties (HYVs) as a panacea for global hunger, creating a doctrinal school that suppressed ecological critiques. Under the Powell-Rad Path, this manifests as an 'Inherited Lie' where institutional survival depends on maintaining the narrative of technological benevolence despite systemic soil degradation.

High-Yield VarietyPath-DependencyAgrarian HegemonyInstitutional Legacy

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