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The food sector is simultaneously a producer of greenhouse gas emissions, a source of climate change remediation, and a sector uniquely vulnerable to climate risks. Yet, agricultural policies are often resistant or slow to adopt sustainable practices. This tension is a product of post-exceptionalism, where both old and new ideas, institutions, interests and policy instruments coexist. Papers in this panel conceptualize this partial transformation process to better understand the politics of agricultural transitions.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Transitioning the governance of EU agricultural policy: environmental policy entrepreneurs’ strategizing for changing governance arrangements towards greater post-exceptionalism | View Paper Details |
| Understanding transboundary climate risk ownership in Norwegian agri- and aquaculture | View Paper Details |
| Addressing sustainability with novel policy instruments: The mission approach | View Paper Details |
| Transforming the Welsh food system: Visions, policies, and the role of agroecology | View Paper Details |