Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4759952 | Journal of Rural Studies | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Not only do hunters exhibit considerable reluctance in regard to their own 'movement' identity and ambivalence in regard to hegemony. But we argue that from a conceptual perspective the empowerment of a counter-hegemonic good sense as in traditional resistance studies can, at best, result in a dialectical reversal of movement positions with conservationists, without appropriate mediation or compromise. This leads us to some brief recommendations from democratic theory to mediate between the below and above movements of hunters and conservationists.
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Authors
Erica von Essen, Michael Allen,