Beyond agri-environmental policy: towards an alternative model of rural environmental governance

By I. Hodge. 2001

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Farmer participation in agri-environmental schemes : regionalisation and the role of bridging social capital (2017, unknown): “And, second, the public desires agri-environmental hange, and therefore should compensate farmers who are asked o take measures that limit their ability to optimise their agriculural production (Hodge, 2001; Lockie, 2006; Burton and Schwartz, 013).”
Creating culturally sustainable agri-environmental schemes (2011, result): “Hodge (2001) makes a similar observation with respect to prescribed approaches to agri-environmental policy stifling innovation and development in land management practices.”
Exploring Farmers' Cultural Resistance to Voluntary Agri-environmental Schemes (2008, background): “In essence, our findings concur with Hodge’s (2001) observations that the payment of subsidies for environmental contracts stifles entrepreneurship, innovation, long-term private commitment and management on the scale of the landscape.”
European Agri-Environmental Policy for the 21st Century (2003, background): “Hodge (2001) suggests that some element of competition be introduced into the administration of the schemes, for example by putting the task out to tender.”