J?r?mie Forney is a Full Professor at the Anthropology Institute of the University of Neuch?tel, Switzerland. He is the co-author of Agri-environmental Governance as an Assemblage (Routledge, 2018).
Dana Bentia is an Associate Researcher at the Anthropology Institute of the University of Neuch?tel, Switzerland.
Angga Dwiartama is an Associate Professor in Biomanagement in the School of Life Sciences and Technology at the Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia.
Chapter 1: Everyday agri-environmental governance and the assemblage perspective
Chapter 2: Heterogeneous governance assemblages: mapping the cases
Chapter 3: Unpredictability of effects in agri-environmental governance
Chapter 4: Power, agency, and desire in everyday governance
Chapter 5: Reframing change in governance assemblages: properties, capacities, and basins of attraction
Chapter 6: Governing emergence towards the transformation of agri-food assemblages
Revitalising the way the social sciences question agri-environmental governance, this book introduces the everyday governance approach as a means to improving the sustainability of agriculture and food systems.
The everyday refers to localised practices, specific networks, and practical norms that emerge in a process of interaction, translation, and reinterpretation. The authors build this approach on assemblage thinking and theory, which focuses on the collective production of the social through complex sets of connections. For this reason, assemblage thinking becomes a particularly productive guide in exploring how everyday l£#
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