Charlotte Chivers
@cachivers.bsky.social
Research fellow at the Countryside & Community Research Institute, UoG. Interested in agri-environment policy, co-design, citizen-led science, soil & water. TERRASAFE, CaSTCo, SPRINT, MINAGRIS.
Highlights:
- Conflicts can be productive when respectfully managed - consensus may not be possible without at least some hegemony
- Allowing space for ongoing agonism may allow policies to remain more adaptable
- This approach may be more inclusive of diverse and often marginalised perspectives.
- Conflicts can be productive when respectfully managed - consensus may not be possible without at least some hegemony
- Allowing space for ongoing agonism may allow policies to remain more adaptable
- This approach may be more inclusive of diverse and often marginalised perspectives.
April 23, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Highlights:
- Conflicts can be productive when respectfully managed - consensus may not be possible without at least some hegemony
- Allowing space for ongoing agonism may allow policies to remain more adaptable
- This approach may be more inclusive of diverse and often marginalised perspectives.
- Conflicts can be productive when respectfully managed - consensus may not be possible without at least some hegemony
- Allowing space for ongoing agonism may allow policies to remain more adaptable
- This approach may be more inclusive of diverse and often marginalised perspectives.