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Identified Actor

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An artifact identifies an actor when it points to a specific person or group that has responsibility, power, or the ability to act in a particular circumstance.

Within the tag family "Actors."

This page has paths:

  1. Actors Food and Society Workshop

Contents of this path:

  1. Blamed Actor
  2. Challenged Actor
  3. Governance

This page has replies:

  1. Another word for "identified" might be "specified" Valentine Cadieux Maria made a good point that "specified actor(s)" might be an alternate wording -- and also that this may be the contrast to "vague actor." (She also raised the question of whether "challenged," "blamed," and "governance" tags for actors are likely to be more specified than vague, although I think it's possible for any of these to be specified OR vague.)