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Crisis times - a reply to ‘Crisis futures: COVID-19 and the speculative turning point of history’ by Ravinder Kaur 危机时代--对 Ravinder Kaur 所著《危机未来:COVID-19 和推测的历史转折点"(作者:Ravinder Kaur
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16399246138327
N. Thylstrup
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引用次数: 1
A decisive moment: human rights or authoritarianism? It is a choice 一个决定性的时刻:人权还是独裁?这是一种选择
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16333404176547
Morten Kjaerum
The VUCA is a well-known business concept capturing that we live in an ever changing global and local landscape defined by volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. The convergence of profound changes brought about by new technologies and global crisis such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the NATO defeat in Afghanistan constitute the root of the VUCA world. With the outset in these two contemporary crises I will explore what sort of change and lessons learned can be derived from what they caused. This historically defining moment may be the time where human rights are either marginalized for a long period of time or they take another step forward realizing the interconnectedness and interrelatedness of all rights in addressing global in-equalities.
VUCA是一个众所周知的商业概念,它抓住了我们生活在一个不断变化的全球和本地环境中,这个环境由波动性、不确定性、复杂性和模糊性所定义。新技术带来的深刻变革与新冠肺炎疫情、北约在阿富汗的失败等全球性危机相结合,构成了VUCA世界的根源。在这两场当代危机的开篇,我将探讨从它们造成的原因中可以得出什么样的变化和教训。这一具有历史意义的时刻可能是人权在很长一段时间内被边缘化的时刻,也可能是人权在解决全球不平等问题中朝着实现所有权利的相互联系和相互关系又迈进了一步的时刻。
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引用次数: 1
When impairment impairs: a reply to ‘Fairness, generosity and conditionality in the welfare system: the case of UK disability benefits’ by Johnson and Nettle 当损害损害:对“福利制度中的公平、慷慨和条件限制:英国残疾福利的案例”的回复,约翰逊和内特尔
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16364800477981
T. Shakespeare
Provides a response to Johnson and Nettle’s paper, discussing justifications for the UK welfare state, and associated perceptions of disability and fairness. Rather than the ‘stick’ of sanctions and conditionality, more investment is required in return to work efforts.
对Johnson和Nettle的论文进行了回应,讨论了英国福利国家的理由,以及对残疾和公平的相关看法。而不是制裁和条件限制的“大棒”,需要更多的投资来回报工作努力。
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It is time for healthy living priorities to be integrated into Indigenous housing policy and practice: a reply to ‘Aboriginal social housing in remote Australia: crowded, unrepaired and raising the risk of infectious diseases’ by Memmott et al 现在是将健康生活优先事项纳入土著住房政策和实践的时候了:对 Memmott 等人撰写的 "澳大利亚偏远地区的土著社会住房:拥挤、未修缮并增加了传染病风险 "一文的答复
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16324314013439
Daphne Habibis
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Foregrounding livelihood and mobility in the struggle for pro-poor urban housing: a reply to ‘Housing temporalities’ by Lall 在争取有利于穷人的城市住房过程中重视生计和流动性:对 Lall 的 "住房的时间性 "的答复
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16310438058375
R. Recio
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Slow crisis in Bissau and beyond 比绍及其他地区的缓慢危机
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16348942683000
Henrik Vigh
This article takes an ethnographic look at processes of long-term and lingering crises. Building on longitudinal and transnational fieldwork with migrants from Bissau, the capital of Guinea- Bissau, it illuminates the ways that crisis may ramify across time and scale, thereby affecting everyday life, social relations and political dynamics. While the concept of ‘slow crisis’ sits uncomfortably within our common understanding of crisis as a momentary aberration and tipping point, the article clarifies how attending to the lingering and wandering effects of the phenomenon may grant us a fuller understanding of its temporality and social life. The article explores the way crisis is lived through a longitudinal study of Guinea-Bissauan migrants in Bissau, Lisbon and Paris. Via an ethnographic case study of a protracted and compound crisis, it illuminates the social deterioration, contraction and fragmentation that define such situations, and points to the common dynamics of crises as continuing critical conditions rather than singular aberrations.
这篇文章从民族志的角度审视了长期和挥之不去的危机过程。在对来自几内亚比绍首都比绍的移民进行纵向和跨国实地考察的基础上,它阐明了危机可能跨越时间和规模的方式,从而影响日常生活、社会关系和政治动态。虽然“缓慢危机”的概念在我们对危机的普遍理解中令人不安,但这篇文章澄清了如何关注这种现象的挥之不去和徘徊的影响,从而使我们更全面地了解其时间性和社会生活。本文通过对比绍、里斯本和巴黎的几内亚比绍移民的纵向研究,探讨了危机是如何发生的。通过对长期和复合危机的民族志案例研究,它阐明了定义这种情况的社会恶化、收缩和分裂,并指出危机的共同动力是持续的关键条件,而不是单一的失常。
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Tenure security, housing quality and energy (in)justice in Dhaka’s slums 达卡贫民窟的使用权保障、住房质量和能源公正
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16309935493598
Mark L. Jones
This article reports on a causal link from urban poverty, through tenure insecurity and poor-quality housing, to energy injustices for slum dwellers. Impacts of those injustices on residents’ well-being are identified. The prevalent physical manifestation of rapid urbanisation and urban poverty in the Global South is the incidence of slums. This article engages with the academic debate on ‘energy justice’, a relatively nascent field. This article takes a more fine-grained view of energy justice than most previous scholarship, examining the energy experience at a household scale in a specific setting of urban poverty. The contention of this article is that energy injustices prevail in informal settlements not only due to issues of governance and poverty, but also, to a significant degree, as a result of the urban poor being deprived of secure tenure and decent housing. Further, these injustices impact on people’s well-being. The latter point is explored though a capability analysis in a case-study slum in Dhaka. The case-study slum, Kallyanpur Pora Bostee, is a squatter settlement on government land in Dhaka.Key messagesThis article identifies a causality link from urban poverty through tenure insecurity and poor-quality housing to energy injustices for slum dwellers.The provision of affordable, reliable and modern energy to all citizens is enshrined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals, an aspiration which must include slum dwellers.This article establishes that energy injustices prevail in informal settlements from not only issues of governance and poverty but also, to a significant degree, as a result of the urban poor being deprived of secure tenure and decent housing.
本文报道了城市贫困与贫民窟居民的能源不公平之间的因果关系。城市贫困是由于租住权不安全和住房质量差造成的。确定了这些不公正对居民福祉的影响。在全球南方国家,快速城市化和城市贫困的普遍表现是贫民窟的出现。本文涉及关于“能源正义”的学术辩论,这是一个相对新生的领域。这篇文章对能源公平采取了比以往大多数学术研究更细致的观点,在城市贫困的特定背景下,研究了家庭规模的能源体验。本文的论点是,在非正式住区中普遍存在的能源不公正不仅是由于治理和贫困问题,而且在很大程度上是由于城市穷人被剥夺了有保障的使用权和体面的住房。此外,这些不公正现象影响到人们的福祉。后一点是通过对达卡贫民窟的能力分析来探讨的。案例研究贫民窟Kallyanpur Pora Bostee是达卡政府土地上的一个棚户区。本文确定了城市贫困(租住权不安全和劣质住房)与贫民窟居民的能源不公平之间的因果关系。为所有公民提供负担得起的、可靠的现代能源是联合国可持续发展目标的重要内容,这一目标必须包括贫民窟居民。这篇文章指出,在非正式住区中普遍存在的能源不公正现象不仅来自治理和贫困问题,而且在很大程度上也是由于城市贫民被剥夺了有保障的使用权和体面的住房。
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on tenants and operators in marginal housing forms: a reply to ‘COVID-19 and precarious housing: paying guest accommodation in a metropolitan Indian city’ by Marella et al COVID-19 流行病对边缘住房形式的租户和经营者的影响:对 Marella 等人撰写的 "COVID-19 与不稳定住房:印度大都市的付费客人住宿 "的答复
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16322125797720
Zahra Nasreen
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Humanitarianism, mobility and kinship: a reply to ‘Chronic crisis and nuclear disaster humanitarianism: recuperation of Chernobyl and Fukushima children in Italy’ by Zhukova 人道主义、流动性与亲属关系:对 Zhukova 所著《长期危机与核灾难人道主义:意大利切尔诺贝利和福岛儿童的康复》的答复
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16321295120732
A. Fechter
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The ‘hardship’ of ordinary crises: gendered precariousness and horizons of coping in Vietnam’s industrial zones 普通危机的“困难”:性别不稳定和越南工业区应对的视野
IF 1.5 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI: 10.1332/204378921x16329024386613
Helle Rydstrøm
This article explores crisis as social dynamics spurred by events that not only disrupt the normal order of things, but also transmute into crisis processes that generate persisting hardship and problems of the ordinary. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in the industrial zones of Northern Vietnam, the article highlights the ways in which women workers manage crisis as an underlying condition of daily life. Capturing the heterogeneity and volatility of crisis means to unravel the modalities, intensities and temporalities by which a specific crisis is composed, and to identify how it interlocks with socio-economic crisis antecedents, such as gender and class. While crisis takes different shapes and undergoes various phases, a crisis tends to entangle itself with already-existing crises, fuelling or even exacerbating those, while fostering crises entanglements that impose difficulties and harm upon lifeworlds. The differentiated ways in which particular social groups can mitigate crisis challenges and build social resilience depend on ‘horizons of coping’, which inform the scales and impacts of crises entanglements. Thus, crisis studies direct our attention towards human precariousness and societal inequalities, as well as the ways in which crises entanglements are counteracted, closed, navigated or endured in specific ethnographic contexts.
本文探讨了危机是由事件激发的社会动态,这些事件不仅破坏了事物的正常秩序,而且还转化为危机过程,产生持续的困难和普通问题。根据在越南北部工业区进行的民族志田野调查,这篇文章强调了女工将危机作为日常生活的基本条件来管理的方式。捕捉危机的异质性和波动性意味着揭示特定危机构成的模式、强度和时间性,并确定它如何与社会经济危机前兆(如性别和阶级)相互关联。虽然危机有不同的形式和经历不同的阶段,但危机往往会与已经存在的危机纠缠在一起,助长甚至加剧这些危机,同时助长危机纠缠,给生活世界带来困难和伤害。特定社会群体缓解危机挑战和建立社会复原力的不同方式取决于“应对视野”,这为危机纠缠的规模和影响提供了信息。因此,危机研究将我们的注意力引向人类的不稳定性和社会不平等,以及在特定的民族志背景下,危机纠缠是如何被抵消、关闭、导航或忍受的。
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