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The Legal Geographies of Contracts: A Method on Formation, Substance and Enforcement 合同的法律地理学:合同的订立、实质和执行方法
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-11-02 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70001
Christopher Morris

The legal technology of the contract has infiltrated modern society throughout public and private realms of law: from imaginaries and practices of citizenship, to commercial and governmental practicality. Contracts, in one form or another, underpin societal interactions across time and space as they are embedded within, and construct, networks of connections that not only regulate behaviours through immediate rights and obligations, but also reflect and produce broader social, political and economic regimes of power. Contracts also make, and unmake, places through regulation of access or exclusion, control and use in accordance with private agreements. Yet express scrutiny of contracts in geographical inquiry is scarce: geographers lack an established, contract-focused methodology. This paper proposes a blueprint for an analytical research method that focuses on three elements of contractual relationships: formation, substance and enforcement. It will argue that concentrating analysis on these aspects of contractual relationships can generate understanding of how contracts reflect and shape power dynamics across society. This analytical framework aims to encourage and facilitate collaboration between scholars and practitioners to develop knowledge that can expose and address spatial injustice.

合同的法律技术已经渗透到现代社会的整个公共和私人法律领域:从公民权的想象和实践,到商业和政府的实用性。合同以这样或那样的形式支撑着跨越时空的社会互动,因为它们嵌入并构建了联系网络,不仅通过直接的权利和义务规范行为,还反映并产生了更广泛的社会、政治和经济权力制度。契约还根据私人协议,通过对进入或排除、控制和使用的规定,创造和改变地方。然而,在地理研究中对契约的明文审查却很少:地理学家缺乏成熟的、以契约为中心的方法论。本文提出了一个分析研究方法的蓝图,重点关注契约关系的三个要素:形成、实质和执行。本文认为,对契约关系的这些方面进行集中分析,可以让人们了解契约是如何反映和塑造整个社会的权力动态的。这一分析框架旨在鼓励和促进学者与实践者之间的合作,以开发能够揭露和解决空间不公正问题的知识。
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Disrupting the Chrononormativity of Geographies of Youth and Youth Studies: Learning From Infractions at the Border 打破青年地理学和青年研究的时间规范性:从边境违规行为中学习
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-11-01 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70010
Karen Nairn

The overlapping academic fields of geographies of youth and youth studies are defined by what counts as ‘youth’, but how important are age categories to maintaining their boundaries? Descriptions of infractions at the border act as provocations for examining how the normalisation of ages and stages such as ‘youth’ constitute chrononormativities that are implicitly ‘westernised’ and culturally blind. I curate conceptual resources for disrupting chrononormativity and narrow ways of thinking about generation and intergenerational responsibilities to make the case for why this matters in climate-altered worlds. I make two separate but related interventions. First, I critique how youth scholars and youth journals currently conceive of ‘youth’ drawing on Indigenous scholarship. I then demonstrate why this matters by challenging the pervasive discourse that climate change is a recent problem for ‘younger generations’ to solve. The research reviewed here charts a useful path forward for geographers and other scholars to resist and reconfigure youth/adult dualities and broader chrononormativities, building on scholarship stipulating the necessity of intergenerational dialogue, justice, and solidarity in climate activism that is also informed by decolonial theories and principles.

青年地理学和青年研究这两个相互重叠的学术领域是由什么算作 "青年 "来界定的,但年龄类别对维持其边界有多重要?对边界违规行为的描述有助于我们审视 "青年 "等年龄和阶段的正常化是如何构成隐含着 "西方化 "和文化盲点的年代规范的。我整理了一些概念资源,用于打破年代规范性和关于代际和代际责任的狭隘思维方式,以说明为什么这在气候变化的世界中很重要。我进行了两项独立但相关的干预。首先,我借鉴土著学术研究,批判了青年学者和青年期刊目前是如何看待 "青年 "的。然后,我挑战了气候变化是 "年轻一代 "最近要解决的问题这一普遍论调,从而说明了这一点的重要性。本文回顾的研究为地理学家和其他学者抵制和重构青年/成人二元对立以及更广泛的年代规范性指明了一条有用的道路,这些研究以规定气候行动主义中代际对话、正义和团结的必要性的学术研究为基础,同时也借鉴了非殖民主义理论和原则。
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Defining Climate Finance Justice: Critical Geographies of Justice Amid Financialized Climate Action 定义气候融资正义:金融化气候行动中的正义批判地理学
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-29 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70008
Lauren Gifford, Laura Aileen Sauls

Given the exponential growth in financial investments to support climate change mitigation and adaptation, particularly shaped as capital flows from the Global North to the Global South, an incredible amount of research has come out in recent years interrogating various modes of climate finance. This article provides an overview of “climate finance justice,” an emerging subfield of scholarship that asks “What kinds of justice and injustice do we see in climate finance? How does climate justice influence flows and constructions of capital? And how can finance be more just?” As climate finance is often framed as a response to calls for climate justice, climate finance justice offers a space in which to rigorously and comprehensively analyze the outcomes of these flows of capital, finance and power. Yet the field is still new, and would benefit from further inclusion of a broader array of fields and influences, including postcolonial, poststructural, feminist, indigenous, urban, post-political and other critical perspectives to inform scholarship, and challenge dominant conceptualizations of justice and equity. This article highlights the field of climate finance justice and explores the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) as a means of understanding its applied implications. It situates the evolution of the subfield within the broader literature on neoliberal natures, political ecology, and the critical geographies of the carbon economy.

鉴于支持减缓和适应气候变化的资金投入呈指数增长,特别是随着资本从全球北方流向全球南方,近年来出现了大量关于各种气候融资模式的研究。本文概述了 "气候融资正义",这是一个新兴的学术子领域,它提出了 "我们在气候融资中看到了哪些类型的正义和非正义?气候正义如何影响资本的流动和构建?金融如何才能更加公正?由于气候融资通常被视为对气候正义呼声的回应,气候融资正义为严格、全面地分析这些资本、资金和权力流动的结果提供了一个空间。然而,该领域仍是一个新领域,若能进一步纳入更广泛的领域和影响因素,包括后殖民主义、后结构主义、女权主义、土著、城市、后政治和其他批判性观点,为学术研究提供信息,并对主流的正义和公平概念提出挑战,将大有裨益。本文重点介绍了气候融资正义领域,并探讨了《联合国气候变化框架公约》(UNFCCC)和自愿碳市场(VCMs),以此理解其应用影响。文章将该子领域的演变置于有关新自由主义本质、政治生态学和碳经济批判性地理学的更广泛文献中。
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Homelessness and Sofa-Surfing: Everyday Belonging, Mobilities, Identities and Morals in Hidden Spaces of Welfare 无家可归与沙发冲浪:福利隐蔽空间中的日常归属、流动、身份和道德
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-22 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70006
Kieran Green, Mark Holton, Richard Yarwood

This paper advances existing work on the geographies of homelessness by considering the phenomenon of sofa-surfing—defined as the practice of living in a host's home, without a right to reside, in the absence of more permanent accommodation—as a distinctive, and until recently somewhat hidden, form of homelessness. Examining sofa-surfing is important as it recognises the varied and intersecting spatial, temporal and mobility characteristics of vulnerable populations, often thought to be living at the margins of homelessness. Across the globe, the significant increase in sofa-surfing since the 2010s, coupled with the unique, and frequently hidden, movements between ‘host’ homes, and the interrelationships that exist between sofa-surfers and hosts, makes sofa-surfing an essential lens through which to interpret the diverse geographies of 21st Century homelessness. To achieve this, we draw together work from a range of global contexts that examine the roots of stigmatised homeless identities and punitive public policies, alongside studies of homeless mobilities and performative homeless identities, to help understand the complex precarities associated with feelings of dislocation and (not) belonging. Investigating patterns of sofa-surfing mobilities alongside sofa-surfers’ fluid performative identities matters, and this paper provides new ways of understanding how such unique interactions impact sofa-surfers’ felt capacities to belong within and between sofa-surfing spaces.

本文通过对沙发寄宿现象的研究,推进了现有的无家可归者地理学研究,沙发寄宿被定义为在没有更永久性住所的情况下,在没有居住权的情况下居住在主人家的做法,是一种独特的、直到最近还有些隐蔽的无家可归形式。对 "沙发冲浪 "的研究非常重要,因为它认识到了弱势群体在空间、时间和流动性方面的不同和交叉特点,而这些人通常被认为生活在无家可归的边缘。在全球范围内,自 2010 年代以来,沙发客人数大幅增加,加上 "寄宿 "家庭之间独特且经常隐蔽的流动性,以及沙发客与寄宿者之间存在的相互关系,使得沙发客成为解读 21 世纪无家可归者不同地理位置的重要视角。为了实现这一目标,我们将全球范围内研究无家可归者身份污名化根源和惩罚性公共政策的研究成果,以及对无家可归者流动性和表演性无家可归者身份的研究成果汇集在一起,以帮助理解与错位感和(非)归属感相关的复杂不稳定性。调查沙发冲浪者的流动模式以及沙发冲浪者多变的表演性身份非常重要,本文提供了新的方法来理解这种独特的互动如何影响沙发冲浪者在沙发冲浪空间内和沙发冲浪空间之间的归属感能力。
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Green Skills for Sustainability Transitions 可持续转型的绿色技能
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-07 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70003
Martina Fuchs

Green Skills are considered a prerequisite for sustainability transitions. However, existing literature shows heterogenous meanings of Green Skills, which are based on normative assumptions about what is understood as ‘green’ and ‘skill’. Despite the high expectations of Green Skills as a driving force for increasing sustainability of companies and regions, there is a research gap about implementation of Green Skills in vocational education and further training, and their impact on sustainability transitions. This paper is based on a literature review and reveals a fertile field for investigation, creating clarity by systematically analysing the fragmented literature and suggesting a research agenda for economic geography and labour geography.

绿色技能被认为是可持续性转型的先决条件。然而,现有文献显示,绿色技能的含义各不相同,都是基于对 "绿色 "和 "技能 "的规范性假设。尽管人们对 "绿色技能 "寄予厚望,将其视为提高企业和地区可持续发展能力的推动力,但在职业教育和进修培训中实施 "绿色技能 "及其对可持续发展转型的影响方面仍存在研究空白。本文以文献综述为基础,揭示了一个肥沃的研究领域,通过系统分析零散的文献,为经济地理学和劳动地理学的研究议程提供了清晰的思路。
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Sense of Place in Latin America: Mobilities, Territorialities, and Fear 拉丁美洲的地方感:流动、领土和恐惧
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-05 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70004
Adrián Ortega-Iturriaga, Gerardo Bocco, Pedro S. Urquijo, Javier O. Serrano

Sense of place has become relevant in Latin America in recent decades. Although many scholars have looked at people-place relationships there, language barriers have limited the international exposure of these studies. By assembling a collection of works mainly published in Spanish and Portuguese, we trace the fields of research where the concept has taken root and reflect upon the regional characteristics of sense of place. Overall, this review provides empirical insights into the human experience of place in a culturally diverse region marked by historical injustices, inequalities, and instability. These structures have created specific, often ambivalent senses of place, organized around resistance and adaptation. A more nuanced understanding of sense of place, which emphasizes the richness and complexities of people-place connections, will help avoid oversimplification and idealization in future theories. To frame our analysis, we investigate sense of place from the perspective of humanistic geography. Overlapping with other non-representational inquiries, the humanistic lens focuses on human-environment relationships—encompassing experiences, behaviors, ideas, and feelings—to deepen our understanding of the intricate and multifaceted human condition and the essential role of place in human life. Our review shows that sense of place has proven helpful in shedding light on critical Latin American socio-spatial phenomena such as mobilities, territorialities, and fear. Regionally, researchers center on marginalized and oppressed senses of place framed by longstanding structural inequalities stemming from a colonial legacy, capitalism, and neoliberalism. We highlight “geographies of terror,” “diabolic places,” and “necroplaces” as powerful categories that address the grim reality in the region.

近几十年来,地方感在拉丁美洲变得越来越重要。尽管许多学者都对当地的人地关系进行了研究,但语言障碍限制了这些研究的国际影响力。通过收集主要以西班牙语和葡萄牙语出版的著作,我们追溯了这一概念扎根的研究领域,并思考了地方感的区域特征。总之,这篇综述为我们提供了经验性的见解,让我们了解在一个以历史上的不公正、不平等和不稳定为特征的文化多样性地区,人类对地方的体验。这些结构创造了特定的、往往是矛盾的地方感,围绕着抵抗和适应。对地方感更细致入微的理解,强调人与地方之间联系的丰富性和复杂性,将有助于避免未来理论中的过度简化和理想化。为了构建我们的分析框架,我们从人文地理学的角度来研究地方感。人文视角与其他非代表性研究相重叠,侧重于人与环境的关系--包括经验、行为、思想和情感--从而加深我们对错综复杂的人类状况以及地方在人类生活中的重要作用的理解。我们的综述显示,事实证明,地方感有助于揭示流动性、地域性和恐惧等重要的拉美社会空间现象。在该地区,研究人员的研究重点是边缘化和受压迫的地方感,这些地方感是由殖民遗产、资本主义和新自由主义造成的长期结构性不平等所构架的。我们强调 "恐怖地理"、"恐怖之地 "和 "死亡之地 "是应对该地区严峻现实的有力范畴。
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Historical Geography in Brazil: Examining Backgrounds and New Perspectives 巴西的历史地理:审视背景和新视角
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-03 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70000
Patrícia Gomes da Silveira

The sub-discipline of historical geography in Brazil, in contrast to the Anglophone and Francophone scholarship, often tends to be overlooked by the northern disciplinary history of this sub-discipline. In Brazil, historical geography studies emerged in the 1980s as a result of personal initiatives. Nonetheless, in the last few years, distinct generations of Brazilian historical geographers have contributed to this sub-discipline's promotion and recognition, mainly by diversifying their methodological approaches and research interests. Undoubtedly, developing transnational academic networks and collaborations represents a crucial contribution. This review provides an overview of the main Brazilian historical geographers engaged in studying past geographies. It delves into the central themes they address and also examines the academic conferences and research groups responsible for establishing institutional spaces to foster the practice of historical geography in Brazil in recent years. In doing so, the review calls for a ‘polyphonic’ approach to historical geography, urging the inclusion of southern sites of knowledge production and embracing a diverse scholarship beyond the English-speaking community.

与英语和法语国家的学术研究相比,巴西的历史地理学分支学科往往被该分支学科的北方学科史所忽视。在巴西,历史地理研究兴起于 20 世纪 80 年代,是个人倡议的结果。然而,在过去的几年里,巴西各代历史地理学家主要通过多样化的研究方法和研究兴趣,为该分支学科的推广和认可做出了贡献。毫无疑问,发展跨国学术网络和合作是一项重要贡献。本综述概述了从事过去地理研究的主要巴西历史地理学家。综述深入探讨了他们研究的中心主题,还考察了近年来负责建立机构空间以促进巴西历史地理学实践的学术会议和研究小组。在此过程中,评论呼吁对历史地理学采取一种 "多声部 "的方法,敦促将南方的知识生产基地纳入其中,并接受英语社区以外的多样化学术研究。
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Pieces of an Inter-Disciplinary Puzzle: Connecting Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Disaster Studies 跨学科拼图的碎片:连接环境影响评估和环境灾难研究
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-10-01 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70005
Peter R. Mulvihill

The field of environmental studies has great, but largely under-realized, potential to play an integral role in confronting its raison d'etre—the ecological and climate crisis. Realization of this potential depends on the prospect of stronger connections being made across the wide and eclectic spectrum of its sub-fields. This article explores two sub-fields and streams of literature that have remained mostly unconnected—environmental impact assessment and environmental disaster studies—and identifies cross-cutting concepts and themes. It is argued that greater integration of the two sub-fields may help generate new insights and approaches in the complicated challenge of preventing of environmental disasters.

环境研究领域在应对其存在的理由--生态和气候危机--方面具有巨大的潜力,但在很大程度上尚未得到充分发挥。能否实现这一潜力,取决于能否在其广泛而不拘一格的子领域之间建立更紧密的联系。本文探讨了环境影响评估和环境灾难研究这两个在很大程度上仍未建立联系的子领域和文献流,并确定了贯穿各领域的概念和主题。文章认为,进一步整合这两个子领域可能有助于在预防环境灾难的复杂挑战中产生新的见解和方法。
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Contours of Racial Capitalism, Urban Geography, and Infrastructure 种族资本主义、城市地理和基础设施的轮廓
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-09-16 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.70002
Claudia Fonseca Alfaro

Racial capitalism has received much attention within the social sciences over the past few decades, including fields such as urban geography and infrastructural studies. This state of the field identifies key contributions, highlights the latest developments, draws attention to limitations, and points to future directions. Given the concept's multiple iterations and lineages beyond Cedric Robinson's framework, there is a risk racial capitalism might become an empty signifier if more work is not done by scholars to define their points of departure, clarify the concept's theoretical reach, and expand empirical contributions beyond the U.S. heartland. To advance the racial capitalism body of work, current scholarship suggests theoretical conversations with postcolonial theory, decolonial thought, Indigenous studies, and feminist approaches. There is also a need to engage not only with other variants of racial capitalism, but also with earlier scholarship that investigates the interplay between race/racialization and space.

过去几十年来,种族资本主义在社会科学领域受到广泛关注,包括城市地理学和基础设施研究等领域。本领域报告指出了该领域的主要贡献,强调了最新发展,提醒人们注意其局限性,并指出了未来的发展方向。鉴于种族资本主义这一概念在塞德里克-罗宾逊(Cedric Robinson)的框架之外还有多种迭代和发展脉络,如果学者们不做更多的工作来界定他们的出发点、澄清这一概念的理论影响范围并将实证贡献扩展到美国中心地带之外,那么种族资本主义就有可能成为一个空洞的符号。为了推进种族资本主义的研究,当前的学术研究建议与后殖民主义理论、非殖民主义思想、土著研究和女权主义方法进行理论对话。此外,不仅需要与种族资本主义的其他变体进行对话,还需要与研究种族/种族化与空间之间相互作用的早期学术研究进行对话。
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Resistance to Extractivism-Induced Water Insecurity. Does Gender Have a Role in It? A Systematic Scoping Review 抵制采掘业导致的水资源不安全。性别在其中有作用吗?系统性范围研究
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Pub Date : 2024-08-20 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12767
Martina Angela Caretta, Muriel Côte, Vasna Ramasar, Tara Nair van Ryneveld, Sofia Zaragocin

Extractivist practices threaten water security and with it, people's health and livelihoods. Numerous communities around the world are engaged in the strenuous work of resistance against mining. Through our previous research, we matured a sense that women are a major force behind organizing for water security, particularly because they often refer to an embodied sense of urgency to act against ongoing extractivism to preserve their waters and territories. Yet, a systematic assessment of the state of knowledge at the intersection of extractivism, water, resistance and gender is still missing. Thus, the goal of this article is to provide an overview, through a systematic scoping review, of the existing anglophone scientific literature focusing on water insecurity due to extractivism and its consequent community resistance, with a particular focus on gender. We identify 30 articles with only six explicitly referring to gender. All studies have in common the understanding that water insecurity is a manmade problem, particularly due to extractivism. Resistance is a great revelator of politics, and this systematic scoping review shows that dynamics of depletion and sacrifice zones—both in environmental and human terms—cannot be understood without considering gender and intersectional relations. Yet, an explicit focus on gender as an analytical lens of water and extractivism is still lacking in the literature. Importantly, this systematic scoping review shows similarities across case studies emphasizing the need to interrogate the transnationality of these phenomena.

开采行为威胁着水安全,也威胁着人们的健康和生计。世界各地的许多社区都在从事艰苦的反采矿工作。通过以往的研究,我们逐渐认识到,妇女是为水安全而组织起来的主要力量,特别是因为她们经常提到,为了保护自己的水源和领土,她们有一种采取行动反对正在进行的采掘活动的紧迫感。然而,对于采掘业、水、抵抗和性别之间的交汇点的知识状况仍然缺乏系统的评估。因此,本文旨在通过系统性的范围界定审查,对现有英语科学文献进行概述,重点关注采掘主义导致的水不安全问题及其随之而来的社区反抗,尤其关注性别问题。我们确定了 30 篇文章,其中只有 6 篇明确提到了性别问题。所有研究的共同认识是,水资源不安全是一个人为问题,尤其是由于采掘业造成的。抵制是政治的重要启示,本系统性范围审查表明,如果不考虑性别和交叉关系,就无法理解环境和人类方面的枯竭和牺牲区动态。然而,文献中仍然缺乏对性别问题的明确关注,将其作为分析水资源和采掘业的一个视角。重要的是,这次系统性的范围界定审查显示了各案例研究之间的相似性,强调了对这些现象的跨国性进行审视的必要性。
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