Agroecological transition and territorial governance : the strength of Words. Some insight from a guadeloupian perspective
Résumé
Recognizing the contribution of agriculture to global change and its negative impacts on the environment, it is now considered inevitable for it to participate in the ecological transition. This research aims to understand the performativity of legal texts. This performativity not only reveals the institutional approach of the model to be implemented. It also aims to change reality in the meantime (Ambroise et al., 2015). The objective of this research is to highlight the importance of concept definitions in the implementation of policies when the reframing of the agricultural system is at stake, and to highlight an uncertain use of words. We also highlight the process of local ownership of the concept and its specification in the French West Indies.
