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Rituals as Nature-Based Governance of reciprocity between people and nature

2024-08-07

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The conventional approach to environmental governance, based on institutions, regulations, and interventions, has failed to stop the current ecological catastrophe. I suggest a radical alternative: Ritual as the core mode of ‘nature-based governance’ (NBG) that enacts deep and comprehensive reciprocity between people and nature. NBG grounds governance mechanisms in embodied more-than-human practices with normative...

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Literature Corpus work: 0cf7717d-1e7b-534b-b163-54699af5a6ef
DOI: 10.12688/openreseurope.17206.2

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