Posthumanist Pluralities: Advocating for nonhuman species’ rights, agency, and welfare in ecosystem governance

• Published in: Advances in ecological research Vol. 66; pp. 117 - 146
• Main Authors: Thomsen, Bastian, Cousins, Thomas, Copeland, Kellen, Thomsen, Jennifer, Coose, Sarah, Mensah, Abigail, Fennell, Samuel R., Deshwal, Anant, Guzman, Jose, Copeland, Shelby, Nickerson, Dane, Duggan, Max, Schneider, Amy, Taylor, Marley, Hernandez Saez, Asier, Gosler, Andrew
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Elsevier Ltd 2022
• Subjects: Animal ethics; Decolonial ecology; Ecosystem governance; Multispecies ethnography; Multispecies livelihoods; Posthumanism; Translational ecology; Wildlife conservation; Multispecies livelihoods; Translational ecology; Wildlife conservation; Animal ethics; Multispecies ethnography; Decolonial ecology; Posthumanism; Ecosystem governance

Ecosystem governance is a highly contested issue where competing human stakeholder groups wield unequal power over nonhuman species. Pluralistic approaches to ecosystem governance consider a diversity of voices and disciplines to apply translational ecological knowledge to policy. However, the right...