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Stakeholder Attitudes to the Narratives of the Dartmoor Commons
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Stakeholder Attitudes to the Narratives of the Dartmoor Commons

byAdrian Colston

2021

Adrian Colston's doctoral thesis, completed at the Centre for Rural Policy Research, University of Exeter, examining the different and often conflicting narratives held by hill-farmers, conservationists, archaeologists and other stakeholders about the management and future of Dartmoor's Commons, and asking what a workable consensus might look like in a time of significant change for upland farming.

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