Deep Disagreement in U.S. Agriculture: Making Sense of Policy Conflict

Christopher S. Hamlin · Philip T. Shepard

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Social Science and Policy Research Agricultural economics and policies Agricultural Economics and Policy

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Part 1 Assaying the problem: sources of polarization - facts versus values sources of incomprehension - the clash of contexts from values to ideologies how to work with ideology. Part 2 Describing the differences: comparing ideologies agriculture and human nature nature knowledge social order praxis. Part 3 Getting closer to the action: ideologies in the legislature - a guide to hearing hearings research agendas as social action.

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