Since their inception in the sixteenth century, Botanic Gardens have been embroiled with matters of governance.
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Initially intertwined with projects of colonialism and empire building, contemporary Botanic Gardens have reinvented themselves as environmental Governance actors.
In Postnormal Conservation , Katja Gr tzner Neves reveals that, throughout its long history, the botanical garden institution has been both a product and an enabler of modernity and the Westphalian nation-state.
Since their inception in the sixteenth century, Botanic Gardens have been embroiled with matters of governance