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Abstract
Green, agri-food transition governance comprises all the means of exercising control over, steering, and directing the interplay of organizations, institutions, and practices that comprise society’s food chains and agricultural systems in the process towards enhanced sustainability. Transition governance is both formal and informal, based variously on legal regulation, power, norms and values, and it requires sustained coordination across spatial (local-global) and temporal (short-, medium- and long-term) scales. Likewise, governance cuts across the public-private divide, by being enacted at the intersection and with the active participa- tion of governments and political agencies, market actors, civil society groups, everyday citizen-consumers, as well as in crosscutting networks and partnerships. Here, non-hu- man ecological entities and processes partake in and frame governance options
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Roadmap for sustainable transformation of the danish agri-food system : Whitepaper : AgriFoodTure |
Place of publication | Aarhus |
Publisher | SEGES |
Publication date | 2021 |
Pages | 68-71 |
Publication status | Published - 2021 |
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ANTHEA: Anthropogenic Heathlands: The Social Organization of Super-Resilient Past Human Ecosystems
Løvschal, M. (PI), Ombashi, H. (Participant), Caple, Z. A. (Participant) & Haughton, M. (Participant)
01/08/2020 → 01/08/2025
Project: Research
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Time and Causality: a non-linear approach to prehistoric landscape change
Løvschal, M. (Participant)
01/11/2015 → 01/07/2018
Project: Research
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Anthropogenic heathlands: disturbance ecologies and the social organisation of past super-resilient landscapes
Løvschal, M., Jun 2021, In: Antiquity. 95, 381, E14.Research output: Contribution to journal/Conference contribution in journal/Contribution to newspaper › Journal article › Research › peer-review
9 Citations (Scopus) -
Europe’s early land allotment: Questions of time, scale and stewardship
Løvschal, M., Arnoldussen, S. & Johnston, R., Nov 2021, Europe's Early Fieldscapes: Archaeologies of Prehistoric Land Allotment. Cham: Springer, p. 1-12Research output: Contribution to book/anthology/report/proceeding › Book chapter › Research › peer-review
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Wild and wishful: The emergence of heathlands as anthropogenic assemblage
Løvschal, M., 23 Jun 2021, Cambridge University Press.Research output: Other contribution › Net publication - Internet publication › Research
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