Recasting knowledge governance: the struggle of accommodating divergent knowledge systems in East Java, Indonesia

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Recasting knowledge governance: the struggle of accommodating divergent knowledge systems in East Java, Indonesia

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The role of knowledge in environmental policy development and implementation is gaining more attention nowadays. Scholars have argued for some time that the implementation of environmental policy should appreciate the local situation more, as people’s understanding about the environment is diverse, and scientific knowledge cannot be the only knowledge to view, explain and solve environmental issues. It is believed that including the knowledge of local people can improve the implementation ...

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Doctoral

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2016-03-07

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Nugroho, Hesthi

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8039

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knowledge governance / coexistence / scientific knowledge / local knowledge / ontology / ways of knowing / power sharing / knowledge scales / knowledge coproduction / knowledge integration / local farmers / East Java Indonesia / conservation agriculture / Environmental Sciences / Pacific Peoples Environmental Knowledge

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