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Deliberative ecological economics refers to the conceptualisation and application of group-based discussion processes with stakeholders or citizens to attend to issues surrounding ecological resources, including their sociocultural, justice and governance aspects. I first discuss deliberation as a concept and review key reasons why ecological economists advocate deliberative research and policy. These include epistemic reasons relating to the complexity of environmental issues, uncertainty of environmental knowledge, and value-laden nature of concepts such as sustainability. Motivations for deliberation also relate to the nature of values as multidimensional, meaning it is problematic to compare different values using a single yardstick, and value conflicts cannot be satisfactorily addressed using analytical methods alone. I discuss deliberative democratic, analytical-deliberative, interpretive-deliberative, and psychometric-deliberative approaches to help address these issues, and finally consider various avenues for future deliberative ecological economic research.
Iaith wreiddiol | Saesneg |
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Teitl | Elgar Encyclopedia of Ecological Economics |
Golygyddion | Emilio Padilla Rosa, Jesús Ramos-Martín |
Cyhoeddwr | Edward Elgar Publishing |
Pennod | 18 |
Tudalennau | 103-111 |
Nifer y tudalennau | 9 |
ISBN (Electronig) | 9781802200416 |
ISBN (Argraffiad) | 9781802200409 |
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Statws | Cyhoeddwyd - 01 Ion 2023 |