A meta-decision-analysis approach to structure operational and legitimate environmental policies – With an application to wetland prioritization
Résumé
12 Environmental policies are implemented in complex socioeconomic settings, where 13 numerous stakeholders hold different and potentially conflicting values. In addition to 14 being scientifically well-founded, the experts' recommendations on which these 15 policies are based therefore also need to be operational and legitimate. 16 Multi-criteria decision-analysis (MCDA) is often used to solve management problems, 17 but studies in the literature rarely place importance on the way stakeholders perceive 18 researchers' interventions (which implies a lack of legitimacy), and most managers 19 lack the skills to reproduce routinely the operations involved (which implies a lack of 20 operationality). We use MCDA methodology in a different approach: "meta-decision-21 analysis" (Meta-DA). As researchers, instead of striving to identify the best way for us 22 to solve managers' problems, we identify the actors (the decision-aid providers, 23 *Revised manuscript with changes marked Click here to view linked References
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