Simon Bush
Biographic Data
| ID | 3721072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simon Bush |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simon |
| FAMILY NAME | Bush |
| SIGNATURE | BUSH S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wageningen University, Environmental Policy Group, Wageningen, Netherlands |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sedimentary fixations: Bordering governance approaches and ontologies in Dutch Wadden coastal sandscapes
The Wadden Sea and its islands are characterized by their mobility, which people have been living with and struggling against since the islands were formed. This paper identifies the ways in which ontological land/sea and human/nature borders shape how human and more-than-human mobilities are governed on the Wadden Islands. Governance frameworks in coastal sandscapes (re)affirm these ontological borders materially and conceptually through physica…
Practices of knowledge pluralization: Knowing and doing organic agriculture in a participatory guarantee system
Participatory guarantee systems (PGS) are gaining increasing popularity as a form of organic certification, in part due to their potential to enhance knowledge exchange among farmers. However, the ways in which farmers produce and exchange knowledge in PGS has received limited attention. Gaining insight into these dynamics is essential to understanding PGS's potential to integrate farmers' knowledge into certification. In this paper, we apply a s…
More-than-human practices in wild animal farming: The case of China's forest frogs
In Northeastern China, forest frog farming has emerged as an important means of livelihood diversification and rural revitalization. This study examines how forest frog breeding practices have come under pressure following the post-COVID reclassification of frogs from “terrestrial” to “aquatic” species – a move that allowed the trade of economically valuable frog species to continue despite a broader wildlife consumption ban. Drawing on fieldwork…
Unpacking the heterogeneity of climate city networks
In recent decades, climate city networks, understood as formalized subnational governance networks that have climate change as their focus, have emerged, linking cities to the global climate governance regime and helping them to take climate action locally. Such city networks are considered an essential aspect of urban climate policy and governance. Scholarship on climate city networks has illustrated that such networks can no longer be understoo…
Digital twinning as an act of governance in the wind energy sector
Digital twins have emerged as novel technology in the wind energy sector that enables the design, monitoring and prediction of wind turbine performance. Despite growing attention on their potential, little is known about how digital twins are designed, by whom and how their design choices affect multiple aspects of decision making in the development of wind energy. Using a framework of co-production, this paper examines digital twins as boundary …
Climate migration myths
Cross-border collaboration for neglected tropical disease efforts—Lessons learned from onchocerciasis control and elimination in the Mano River Union (West Africa)
Diseases don't respect borders, so efforts to control and eliminate diseases must also be flexible and adaptable enough to effectively reach the populations that live in the areas around national frontiers. Onchocerciasis, commonly known as river blindness is a tropical disease that has historically affected millions of people in 35 countries in Africa and Latin America. In Africa, programs and partnerships to address river blindness through mass…
Comparison of Private Incentive Mechanisms for Improving Sustainability of Filipino Tuna Fisheries
Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Food Security and Poverty Reduction: Assessing the Current Evidence
Assembling sustainable territories: Space, Subjects, Objects, and Expertise in Seafood Certification
The authors show how certification assembles 'sustainable' territories through a complex layering of regulatory authority in which both government and nongovernment entities claim rule-making authority, sometimes working together, sometimes in parallel, sometimes competitively. It is argued that territorialisation is accomplished not just through (re)defining bounded space, but more broadly through the assembling of four elements: space, subjects…
A valoração da pesca em águas continentais
A pesca tem sido, e provavelmente continuará sendo, uma importante fonte de alimento e renda para sociedade. Nesse trabalho os autores mostram que o valor econômico total da pesca nem sempre é reconhecido. O valor econômico total (VET) em rios pode ser dividido em valor de uso direto e valor de não-uso/valor de preservação. VET é a soma de todos os valores de uso e não uso, não importando como são derivados. Os autores mostram que há extrema difi…
Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Food Security and Poverty Reduction: Assessing the Current Evidence
Assembling sustainable territories: Space, Subjects, Objects, and Expertise in Seafood Certification
The authors show how certification assembles 'sustainable' territories through a complex layering of regulatory authority in which both government and nongovernment entities claim rule-making authority, sometimes working together, sometimes in parallel, sometimes competitively. It is argued that territorialisation is accomplished not just through (re)defining bounded space, but more broadly through the assembling of four elements: space, subjects…
Digital twinning as an act of governance in the wind energy sector
Digital twins have emerged as novel technology in the wind energy sector that enables the design, monitoring and prediction of wind turbine performance. Despite growing attention on their potential, little is known about how digital twins are designed, by whom and how their design choices affect multiple aspects of decision making in the development of wind energy. Using a framework of co-production, this paper examines digital twins as boundary …
Unpacking the heterogeneity of climate city networks
In recent decades, climate city networks, understood as formalized subnational governance networks that have climate change as their focus, have emerged, linking cities to the global climate governance regime and helping them to take climate action locally. Such city networks are considered an essential aspect of urban climate policy and governance. Scholarship on climate city networks has illustrated that such networks can no longer be understoo…
Comparison of Private Incentive Mechanisms for Improving Sustainability of Filipino Tuna Fisheries
A valoração da pesca em águas continentais
A pesca tem sido, e provavelmente continuará sendo, uma importante fonte de alimento e renda para sociedade. Nesse trabalho os autores mostram que o valor econômico total da pesca nem sempre é reconhecido. O valor econômico total (VET) em rios pode ser dividido em valor de uso direto e valor de não-uso/valor de preservação. VET é a soma de todos os valores de uso e não uso, não importando como são derivados. Os autores mostram que há extrema difi…
Contribution of Fisheries and Aquaculture to Food Security and Poverty Reduction: Assessing the Current Evidence
Assembling sustainable territories: Space, Subjects, Objects, and Expertise in Seafood Certification
The authors show how certification assembles 'sustainable' territories through a complex layering of regulatory authority in which both government and nongovernment entities claim rule-making authority, sometimes working together, sometimes in parallel, sometimes competitively. It is argued that territorialisation is accomplished not just through (re)defining bounded space, but more broadly through the assembling of four elements: space, subjects…
Cross-border collaboration for neglected tropical disease efforts—Lessons learned from onchocerciasis control and elimination in the Mano River Union (West Africa)
Diseases don't respect borders, so efforts to control and eliminate diseases must also be flexible and adaptable enough to effectively reach the populations that live in the areas around national frontiers. Onchocerciasis, commonly known as river blindness is a tropical disease that has historically affected millions of people in 35 countries in Africa and Latin America. In Africa, programs and partnerships to address river blindness through mass…
Comparison of Private Incentive Mechanisms for Improving Sustainability of Filipino Tuna Fisheries
Climate migration myths
Digital twinning as an act of governance in the wind energy sector
Digital twins have emerged as novel technology in the wind energy sector that enables the design, monitoring and prediction of wind turbine performance. Despite growing attention on their potential, little is known about how digital twins are designed, by whom and how their design choices affect multiple aspects of decision making in the development of wind energy. Using a framework of co-production, this paper examines digital twins as boundary …
Unpacking the heterogeneity of climate city networks
In recent decades, climate city networks, understood as formalized subnational governance networks that have climate change as their focus, have emerged, linking cities to the global climate governance regime and helping them to take climate action locally. Such city networks are considered an essential aspect of urban climate policy and governance. Scholarship on climate city networks has illustrated that such networks can no longer be understoo…
Sedimentary fixations: Bordering governance approaches and ontologies in Dutch Wadden coastal sandscapes
The Wadden Sea and its islands are characterized by their mobility, which people have been living with and struggling against since the islands were formed. This paper identifies the ways in which ontological land/sea and human/nature borders shape how human and more-than-human mobilities are governed on the Wadden Islands. Governance frameworks in coastal sandscapes (re)affirm these ontological borders materially and conceptually through physica…
Practices of knowledge pluralization: Knowing and doing organic agriculture in a participatory guarantee system
Participatory guarantee systems (PGS) are gaining increasing popularity as a form of organic certification, in part due to their potential to enhance knowledge exchange among farmers. However, the ways in which farmers produce and exchange knowledge in PGS has received limited attention. Gaining insight into these dynamics is essential to understanding PGS's potential to integrate farmers' knowledge into certification. In this paper, we apply a s…
More-than-human practices in wild animal farming: The case of China's forest frogs
In Northeastern China, forest frog farming has emerged as an important means of livelihood diversification and rural revitalization. This study examines how forest frog breeding practices have come under pressure following the post-COVID reclassification of frogs from “terrestrial” to “aquatic” species – a move that allowed the trade of economically valuable frog species to continue despite a broader wildlife consumption ban. Drawing on fieldwork…
Business (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sustainability (3 works)