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II. “Pluralistic sovereignty”: blended authority in global eco-states 373 IIA. A survey of ecozone clustering 374 IIB. Pluralistic sovereignty: a tentative account and Metaphor B 380
III. Closing observations 394
In Chapter 7, I explored the possibility of a new treaty – a Global Convention on Agroecology – aimed at facilitating a revolutionary change in agriculture. Now, in this final chapter of the book, I turn briefly to the concept of sovereignty, and to how it can and should be made more realistic and sophisticated in order to facilitate a change in our form of agriculture.
