Glenn Davis Stone

Glenn Stone

Glenn Davis Stone

Senior Research Professor of Anthropology and Environmental Studies

Curriculum VitaeWebsite

Program Affiliations

Cultural, ecological, and historical aspects of food systems, agricultural production (both smallholder/sustainable and industrial), and technological change (especially biotechnology and GMO’s). Research in Nigeria, India, Philippines, and Appalachia/Virginia. Current projects on digital agriculture and eugenics.

Selected Publications

  • 2025 Black Swans and Safety Nets: Food Aid, Dispersal, and Eugenics in Corbin Hollow. Southern Anthropologist, forthcoming (with R. Robinson)

  • 2025 Skill Talk: The Struggle over Agricultural Decision-Making. Outlook on Agriculture 54(2).

  • 2025 GM crops and the Jevons Paradox: Induced Innovation, Systemic Effects, and Net Pesticide Increases from Pesticide-Decreasing Crops. Journal of Agrarian Change (with A. Flachs and 2 others).

  • 2022 The Agricultural Dilemma (How Not to Feed the World). Routledge, Oxford.

  • 2022 Surveillance Agriculture and Peasant Autonomy. Journal of Agrarian Change 2022:1-24.

  • 2021 Genetically Modified Crops. Oxford Research Encyclopedia.

  • 2020 Long-Term Impacts of Bt Cotton in India. Nature Plants: 6:188-196 (with K.R. Kranthi).

  • 2020 Golden Rice and Technology Adoption Theory. Technology in Society 60:101227 (with D. Glover and S. Kim).

  • 2018 Agriculture as Spectacle. Journal of Political Ecology df(1).

  • 2017 Dreading CRISPR: GMO’s, Honest Brokers, and Mertonian Transgressions. Geographical Review 187:584-591