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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Introduction: Agri-Environmental Governance as Assemblage; Jérémie Forney, Chris Rosin and Hugh Campbell Part I: Assembling Ontologies: Multiplicities and Agencies; Assembling Payments for Ecosystem Services in Wales; Sophie Wynne-Jones and Thomas Vetter Carolina Dreamin’: A case for understanding farmers’ decision-making and hybrid agri-environmental governance initiatives as complex assemblages; Caela O’Connell and Deanna L. Osmond Killing two (or more) birds with one stone: The case of governance through multifunctionality payments in Japan; Haruhiko Iba and Kiyohiko Sakamoto Assembling Halloumi: Contesting the EU’s Food Quality Label Policy in the Republic of Cyprus; Gisela Welz From ‘disciplinary societies’ to ‘societies of control’: an historical narrative of agri-environmental governance in Indonesia; Angga Dwiartama Part II: The politics of territorialisation; Assembling Value in Carbon Forestry: Practices of Assemblage, Overflows and Counter-Performativities in Ugandan Carbon Forestry; Adrian Nel Not Defined by the Numbers: Distinction, Dissent and Democratic Possibilities in Debating the Data; Karly Burch, Katharine Legun, and Hugh Campbell Water Quality Deterioration, Governance, and Assemblage Responses in Uruguay; Diego Thompson The "Dirty Dairying" Campaign in New Zealand: Constructing Problems and Assembling Responses; Ismaël Tall and Hugh Campbell Beyond Soyisation – Donau Soja as Assemblage; Dana Bentia and Jérémie Forney Part III: Assemblage for building new AEG practices; The Politics of Big Data: Corporate Agri-food Governance meets "Weak" Resistance; Michael Carolan Assemblage and the Epistemology of Practice: Imagining Situated Water Governance; Ruth Beilin

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Agri-environmentalGovernance as anAssemblageMultiplicity, Power, and Transformation

Edited by Jérémie Forney, University of Neuchatel,Switzerland, Chris Rosin, Lincoln University, New Zealandand Hugh Campbell, University of Otago, New Zealand

Series: Earthscan Food and Agriculture

Agri-environmental governance has become a highlycomplex assemblage of actors and instruments, withmultiple interrelations. This book addresses thiscomplexity, challenging research both at the theoreticaland methodological levels. It draws on multiple theoreticaland methodological insights, drawing on case studies fromAsia, Europe and the Americas and develops a renewedapproach of AEG practices as assemblages.

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