India’s sui generic Legislation on Seeds (2012) Ed. Suman Sahai, Gene Campaign, ISBN81-901009-9-8
Risiko: Grune Gentechnik (2005) Rudolf Buntzel, Suman Sahai, ISBN 3-86099- 814-5
Indigenous Knowledge; Issues for Developing Countries (2005) Ed., Suman Sahai, Ujjwal Kumar & Waquar Ahmed, ISBN – 81-901009-3-9
Farmer’s Perception of Agrobiodiversity; A study in North India (2005). Ed. Suman Sahai, Bhaskar Mahanta, & Waquar Ahmed
The Story of Bt Cotton in India, (2005); Ed. Suman Sahai, Gene Campaign
Relevance of GM Technology to Indian Agriculture and Food Security (2004), ed., Suman Sahai, ISBN-81-901009-8-X
Genetically Modified Crops: A Resource Guide for the Asia Pacific (2003), Suman Sahai, ISBN –81-901009-6-3
Status of the Rights of Farmers and Plant Breeders in Asia’ (2003), Ujjwal Kumar & Suman Sahai, ISBN – 81 901009-4-7
Genetic Diversity in Indian Trees’.(2001), Gene Campaign, ISBN – 81 901009-2- 0
Bioresources and Biotechnology: Policy concerns for the Asian Region’ (1999), ed. Suman Sahai., ISBN – 81-901009-1-2
Microorganisms and Intellectual Property Rights’ (1998), ed. Suman Sahai. ISBN – 81-901009-0-4
Book Chapters
Agrobiodiversity for Farming and Food (2015) The Indian Social Sector; Trends & Issues, R. K. Mishra & Anand Akundy (ed), Academic Foundation & Institute of Public Enterprise, pp80-102, ISBN- 978-93-327-0194-6
The Agrobiodiversity Commons (2011) Vocabulary of Commons, Foundation of Ecological Security, Gujarat, pp 417-444,
Coping with Challenges to Food Security, Climate Change, Biofuels, and GMOs (2010) India’s New Economic Policy : A Critical Analysis, Waquar Ahmed, Amitabh Kundu and Richard Peet,(Eds) Routledge Studies in Development and Society, pp 199 -216, ISBN – 978-0-415-80188-1
The Genetic Engineering of Crops (2010) The World Bank in India: Undermining Sovereignty, distorting Development, Michele Kelley * Deepika D’Souza (ed), Orient Black Swan Publication, pp231-235, ISBN- 978 81 250 3864 1
Social and Economic Aspects of Agricultural Biotechnology (2009) The WTO at the Crossroads, Paramita Dasgupta (ed), Concept Publishing Company, pp 117- 131, ISBN – 81-8069-443-7
The Social and Economic Impact of GM Crops: The case of the Herbicide Tolerance Trait (2008) Women in Biotechnology; Creating Interfaces, Molfino, Francesca; Zucco, Flavia (eds), XXIV, Springer, Secaucus, USA, ISBN: 978-1- 4020-8610-6, pp331-338
India’s New Plant Variety Protection and Farmer’s Rights Law (2007) Plant Varieties and Farmer’s Rights- Policies and legal perspectives, ed. A. Usha, Amicus Books, The ICFAI University press, ISBN- 81-314-1311-X, pp94-110
The Seeds of Discontent (2007) India 60, IIC Quarterly 2006-2007 pp. 162-171
TRIPS and Biodiversity: A Gender Perspective (2006) Think India Quarterly, Vol. 9, No. 2, April-June, pp63-79
Is AgBiotechnology Suited to Agricultural Production in India (2005) India’s Agricultural Challenges, ed. Ramesh Chand, Centad, Oxfam Chapter – VII, Pp 161-170
TRIPS and biodiversity: a gender perspective (2004) Gender, Development and Trade, ed. Maree Keating, Oxfam GB, pp58-65 ISBN 0 85598 5321
Can GM and Non-GM Crops be Segregated in India-Is Coexistence Possible? (2004) Relevance of GM Technology to Indian Agriculture and Food Security,Suman Sahai (ed), Gene Campaign, pp45-62
Strategies for Sustainable Increase in Food Production (2004) National Food Security Summit, M S Swaminathan, Pedro Medrano, Daniel J Gustafson, Pravesh Sharma (ed) pp. 125-150
Indigenous Knowledge and its Protection In India (2003) Trading in Knowledge: Development perspectives on TRIPS, Trade and Sustainability (Edited by Bellmann, C. Dutfield, G.,& Melendez, R.) ICTSD, Pg166-174
Protection of Indigenous Knowledge and Possible methods of Sharing Benefit with Local Communities (2003) Published in “The ICFAI Journal of Intellectual Property Rights (IJIPR)
India’s Plant Variety Protection and Farmers Rights Act, 2001 (2002) Published in “Indian Agriculture:Current Status, Prospects and Challenges”, by Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, Dec. 2002, Pg. 291-305.