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HomeResourcesParticipation without Negotiating: Influence of Stakeholder Power Imbalances and Engagement Models on Agricultural Policy Development in Uganda

Participation without Negotiating: Influence of Stakeholder Power Imbalances and Engagement Models on Agricultural Policy Development in Uganda



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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327034098_Participation_without_Negotiating_Influence_of_Stakeholder_Power_Imbalances_and_Engagement_Models_on_Agricultural_Policy_Development_in_Uganda
DOI: 
10.1111/ruso.12229
Provider: 
Research Gate
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Type: 
journal article
Journal: 
Rural Sociology
Pages: 
1-86
Volume: 
2018
Author(s): 
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Schut M.
Pali P.
Description: 

Although the political context in Uganda exhibits democratic deficit and patronage, research and development actors have given little attention to the possible negative impact these may have on agricultural policymaking and implementation processes. This article examines the influence of power in perpetuating prevailing narratives around public participation in agricultural policymaking processes. The analysis is based on qualitative data collected between September 2014 and May 2015 using 86 in‐depth interviews, 18 focus group discussions, and recorded observations in stakeholder consultations

Publication year: 
2018