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Commons, counterpublics and dissident urban space 公共、反公共和持不同政见者的城市空间
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-08-07 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12654
Geoffrey DeVerteuil, Johannes Kiener

We put into conversation two conceptual approaches for understanding the dissident nature of urban space: the commons and the counterpublics. This novel conceptual conversation asks the following questions - what is the interplay between them? Do they complement, build on, contradict, or ignore each other? What is urban about their particular interplays? These hypothetical matters are framed by a consideration of the fate of populations deemed surplus in urban space. Our conceptual conversation enables a new and productive way of understanding dissident urban spaces.

我们讨论了理解城市空间不同性质的两种概念方法:公地和反公众。这个新颖的概念对话提出了以下问题——它们之间的相互作用是什么?它们是相互补充、相互依赖、相互矛盾还是相互忽略?它们之间的特殊相互作用有什么城市特色?这些假设的问题是考虑到城市空间中过剩人口的命运。我们的概念对话为理解不同的城市空间提供了一种新的、富有成效的方式。
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引用次数: 2
Geographies of peri-urbanization in the global south 全球南方半城市化的地理特征
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-28 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12650
Alexander Follmann

The term peri-urbanization has been widely used to describe a range of different processes that transform rural areas to a mix of rural and urban spaces. Although there is a burgeoning literature on peri-urbanization, the conceptual debate about peri-urbanization's distinction from urbanization is rarely considered. It sometimes seems like whatever occurs at the urban periphery across the global south is labeled peri-urbanization. This universalizing use of the term risks obscuring the existing diversities of rural-to-urban transformations. At the same time, it is empirically clear that the urban periphery of the global south hosts the most dynamic processes of urbanization in the contemporary world. It is also conceptually accepted that to better understand these diverse processes of urbanization, scholars must decenter global urban theory and build new vocabularies and theories from the south. Thus, there is doubt as to whether and to what extent a single concept like peri-urbanization can capture the great diversity of rural-to-urban transformations across the global south. This critical review of the southern geographies of peri-urbanization first identifies three interrelated conceptual vectors (territorial, functional, and transitional) for understanding the peri-urban concept, and outlines recent developments in the field. Then, peri-urbanization is reframed as an umbrella concept, which embraces multiple theoretical concepts and avoids the universalization inherent in much current usage. Finally, the paper reviews recent theoretical inquiries and new vocabularies of urbanization processes at the urban periphery, offering scope to theorize the heterogeneity of the geographies of peri-urbanization in the global south.

“半城市化”一词已被广泛用于描述将农村地区转变为城乡混合空间的一系列不同过程。虽然关于半城市化的文献越来越多,但关于半城市化与城市化区别的概念争论却很少被考虑。有时候,在全球南方的城市边缘发生的一切似乎都被贴上了半城市化的标签。这种对这一术语的普遍化使用有可能模糊农村向城市转变的现有多样性。与此同时,经验清楚地表明,全球南方的城市边缘承载着当代世界最具活力的城市化进程。为了更好地理解这些多样化的城市化进程,学者们必须将全球城市理论去中心化,从南方构建新的词汇和理论,这在概念上也是公认的。因此,像半城市化这样的单一概念是否以及在多大程度上能够反映全球南方国家从农村到城市转变的巨大多样性,这一点值得怀疑。这篇对南方半城市化地理的批判性回顾首先确定了理解半城市化概念的三个相互关联的概念向量(领土、功能和过渡),并概述了该领域的最新发展。然后,半城市化被重新定义为一个笼统的概念,它包含了多个理论概念,避免了当前许多用法固有的普遍性。最后,本文回顾了城市边缘城市化进程的最新理论研究和新词汇,为全球南方城市化进程的地理异质性提供了理论依据。
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引用次数: 10
Geopolitics as an ethnographic object and agenda 地缘政治作为民族志的对象和议程
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-15 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12649
Bilge Firat

Over the last 3 decades, while ethnography has arguably become a popular and legitimate method to study geopolitics among geographers, anthropologists have increasingly turned towards geopolitics as a popular subject to investigate former and emergent empires as everyday phenomena. Yet, their efforts remain rather disjointed. Written by an anthropologist, this review essay aims to put these rather disjointed efforts into a programmatic conversation and think about how one might (re)calibrate geopolitics as an ethnographic object and agenda. To that end, the essay first takes stock of the existing ethnographic knowledge of geopolitics through a review of selected works by geographers and anthropologists. Then, to help students and scholars of geopolitics from within these cognate disciplines move this engagement forward, the essay concludes by proposing the ‘cultures of geopolitical expertise’ as a productive avenue to recalibrate geopolitics as an ethnographic object and agenda.

在过去的30年里,虽然民族志可以说已经成为地理学家研究地缘政治的一种流行和合法的方法,但人类学家越来越多地将地缘政治作为一种流行的主题来研究前帝国和新兴帝国的日常现象。然而,他们的努力仍然相当脱节。这篇评论文章由一位人类学家撰写,旨在将这些相当脱节的努力纳入一场程序性的对话,并思考人们如何(重新)将地缘政治校准为一种民族志的目标和议程。为此,本文首先通过对地理学家和人类学家精选作品的回顾,对现有的地缘政治民族志知识进行了评估。然后,为了帮助来自这些同源学科的地缘政治学生和学者向前推进这种接触,本文最后提出了“地缘政治专业文化”,作为将地缘政治重新校准为民族志对象和议程的有效途径。
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引用次数: 3
Embodied virtual geographies: Linkages between bodies, spaces, and digital environments 具体化虚拟地理:身体、空间和数字环境之间的联系
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-08 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12648
Tess Osborne, Phil Jones

Within an ongoing debate about the relationships between the body and technological experiences within virtual reality (VR), there has hitherto been limited consideration of the spatial. Geographers, meanwhile, have only just begun to engage with VR and its spatialities but have paid less attention to its embodiment. The technology allows users to go beyond merely imagining themselves in a different world, creating a real sense of presence in the digital realm. Immersion and presence in VR are, however, a mix of space, embodiment and the digital. As such, any discussion of VR requires critical consideration of both embodiment and space. This paper therefore explores some of the linkages between bodies, spaces and VR to demonstrate how engagement with VR can enrich geographical scholarship.

在关于虚拟现实(VR)中身体与技术体验之间关系的持续争论中,迄今为止对空间的考虑有限。与此同时,地理学家才刚刚开始接触虚拟现实及其空间性,但对其具体体现的关注较少。这项技术让用户不仅仅是想象自己置身于一个不同的世界,而是在数字领域创造出一种真实的存在感。然而,虚拟现实中的沉浸感和存在感是空间、化身和数字的混合体。因此,任何关于虚拟现实的讨论都需要对具体化和空间进行批判性的考虑。因此,本文探讨了身体、空间和虚拟现实之间的一些联系,以展示与虚拟现实的接触如何丰富地理学术。
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引用次数: 0
Political ecologies of resettlement in river deltas 河流三角洲移民安置的政治生态学
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-06-01 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12621
Friedrich Nikolaus Neu, Hartmut Fünfgeld

In river deltas, human interference with regional and global socio-ecological systems has led to a plethora of gradual and more abrupt environmental changes that result in inundation, coastal and river bank erosion, land loss and, ultimately, displaced people. Often apolitically framed as protective, state-led transfer of people to new housing grounds, resettlement has become a common response to such displacements. In its process, existing arrangements of land tenure and occupancy and, at times more covertly, related arrangements of capital, labor and the social fabric become dislocated and reassembled. In line with emerging critical geographies of resettlement, this paper conceptualizes resettlement in river deltas against the background of environmental change as a highly political process with far-reaching environmental, economic, social and cultural implications. For this article is based on an in-depth review of both resettlement and political ecology literature, we first elucidate the concept of resettlement before providing a structured overview of categories and recent trends in resettlement literature. We then focus on river deltas that due to multi-scale environmental change are about to become hotspots of future resettlement. Building on identified gaps in resettlement literature, the article concludes with opening up three analytical strands of political ecology as entry points to resettlement studies, understood as critical geographic research into localized manifestations of environmental change in river deltas. Overall, our paper aims to initialize conceptual debate, grounded in a thorough review of recent case study literature on resettlement that is informed by political ecology. The review challenges positivist reductions of resettlement processes as technocratic-managerial tasks that so far have dominated scientific literature in this field and opens up new perspectives for critical research on resettlements in river deltas for human geographers.

在河流三角洲,人类对区域和全球社会生态系统的干预导致了大量渐进和更为突然的环境变化,导致洪水泛滥、海岸和河岸侵蚀、土地流失,并最终造成流离失所者。重新安置通常被不带政治色彩地框定为保护性的、由国家主导的将人们转移到新住房的行动,已成为对这种流离失所的普遍回应。在这一过程中,现有的土地所有权和占用安排,以及有时更为隐蔽的资本、劳动力和社会结构的相关安排,变得混乱和重新组合。与新兴的移民安置关键地理相一致,本文将环境变化背景下的河流三角洲移民安置概念化为一个具有深远环境、经济、社会和文化影响的高度政治过程。由于本文基于对移民安置和政治生态学文献的深入回顾,我们首先阐明了移民安置的概念,然后对移民安置文献的类别和最新趋势进行了结构化的概述。由于多尺度的环境变化,河流三角洲将成为未来移民安置的热点。基于安置文献中已确定的空白,本文最后提出了政治生态学的三个分析链,作为安置研究的切入点,这些研究被理解为对河流三角洲环境变化的局部表现进行关键的地理研究。总体而言,我们的论文旨在启动概念性辩论,基于对最近由政治生态学提供信息的重新安置案例研究文献的全面审查。这篇综述挑战了迄今为止在这一领域的科学文献中占主导地位的将重新安置过程视为技术官僚管理任务的实证主义,并为人文地理学家在河流三角洲重新安置问题上的批判性研究开辟了新的视角。
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引用次数: 2
Museum as geopolitical entity: Toward soft combat 博物馆作为地缘政治实体:走向软战斗
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-05-06 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12623
Jacob C. Miller, Sharon Wilson

Many scholars have examined the museum as a site of politics. This paper reviews recent research on museums and puts forward “soft combat” as a device for understanding how museums operate as geopolitical entities today. Soft combat includes (a) enrolling the visitor in affective atmospheres, (b) engaging with violence and trauma, and (c) embodied persuasion. We examine a military museum in the U.S.A to substantiate soft combat as a kind of biopolitics.

许多学者把这个博物馆作为一个政治场所来研究。本文回顾了最近关于博物馆的研究,并提出“软战斗”作为理解当今博物馆作为地缘政治实体如何运作的一种手段。软战包括(a)让来访者进入情感氛围,(b)参与暴力和创伤,以及(c)具体化说服。我们考察了美国的一个军事博物馆,以证实软战斗是一种生命政治。
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Homeless women Don't wear Prada: The geographies of beauty standards and the bodies of homeless women 无家可归的女人不穿普拉达:美丽标准的地理位置和无家可归的女人的身体
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-04-20 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12620
Harriet Earle-Brown

Mainstream society expects women to look and behave in particular ways. Women are expected to adhere to conventional Western beauty standards of grooming, fashionable clothing, and hygiene. They are also traditionally associated with the home, homemaking and being indoors. The bodies of homeless women transgress in both ways: through lacking the resources to engage in the body work which would allow them to adhere to the beauty standards; and through lacking a home and predominantly being outdoors. This in turn, results in particular stigmatization for homeless women, who have unique experiences of homelessness. A lack of gendered literature has left many of these experiences underdiscussed, and even those approaches which do focus on gender, rarely account for other social differences such as race, age, and sexuality. This paper extends existing debates by arguing that framing homelessness through beauty standards and embodiment enables a new and more nuanced understanding of homelessness, which is not only gendered, but also allows for the acknowledgement of other intersectional difference, such as race, age, sexuality, and disability. It concludes that future research into homelessness should not only account for gender but should take an intersectional approach to consider the ways that homelessness is not one universal experience.

主流社会期望女性以特定的方式看待和行为。女性应该遵守西方传统的美容标准,包括仪容整洁、衣着时尚和卫生。传统上,它们也与家庭、家政和待在室内联系在一起。无家可归妇女的身体在两个方面都违反了规定:缺乏资源来从事使她们能够坚持美的标准的身体工作;因为没有家,大部分时间都在户外。这反过来又导致无家可归的妇女受到特别的污名化,她们有独特的无家可归经历。由于性别文学的缺乏,许多这些经历都没有得到充分的讨论,即使是那些关注性别的方法,也很少考虑到种族、年龄和性别等其他社会差异。本文扩展了现有的争论,认为通过美丽标准和体现来构建无家可归,可以对无家可归有一个新的、更细致的理解,这不仅是性别的,而且还允许承认其他交叉差异,如种族、年龄、性别和残疾。它的结论是,未来对无家可归的研究不仅应该考虑到性别,而且应该采取交叉的方法来考虑无家可归不是一种普遍经历的方式。
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The missing subject: Enabling a postcolonial future for climate conflict research 缺失的主题:为气候冲突研究实现后殖民未来
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-04-20 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12622
Ayesha Siddiqi

This paper suggests that the dominance of one debate on climate related conflict – establishing whether climate change leads to conflict, or not - is the product of Imperial knowledge produced in the Global North Orientalising the Global South. This debate is also one in which the subdiscipline of political geography has been inadvertently complicit by accepting positivist approaches, that erase the subject and their subjectivities from this discussion, and frame them as science. The argument in this paper problematises the fundamental understanding of ‘climate conflict’, as defined and universalised by Western science in the Western academy. Instead, it argues that the subaltern's lived experience and interpretation of hazards and their relationship with conflicts needs to be located and centred in this conversation – not just as that of a hapless victim but as knowledge producers able to set the agendas and re-orient the focus of this field. Research examining conflicts around floods and evictions begins to map a new future for how that might be possible.

这篇论文表明,一个关于气候相关冲突的辩论的主导地位——确定气候变化是否导致冲突——是全球北方将全球南方东方化过程中产生的帝国知识的产物。在这场辩论中,政治地理学的分支学科也因接受实证主义的方法而无意中成为同谋,这种方法将主题及其主体性从讨论中抹去,并将其框定为科学。本文的论点对西方学术界对“气候冲突”的定义和普遍化的基本理解提出了质疑。相反,它认为次等人的生活经验和对危险的解释以及他们与冲突的关系需要被定位和集中在这种对话中——不仅仅是作为一个不幸的受害者,而是作为能够设定议程和重新定位这一领域焦点的知识生产者。对洪水和驱逐引发的冲突的研究开始描绘出一个新的未来,以了解如何实现这一目标。
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引用次数: 6
Geographies of climate change opinion 气候变化意见的地理位置
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-24 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12619
Leonie Tuitjer, Peter Dirksmeier, Lars Mewes

Climate change can only be tackled with public support for sustainable policies. Thus, public attitudes towards climate change matter. More than 3 decades of climate change opinion (CCO) research—conducted by geographers, environmental psychologists, behavioural scientists, sociologists etc.—have provided us with a wealth of information about which predictors shape public CCOs. This review synthesises these findings and highlights the different geographies (the self, the nation, the region, the digital) that emerge within this research. Given the increased importance of social media, virtual geographies of climate change scepticism are increasingly being identified. Our paper argues that new research agendas must be developed to address the meshwork of virtual space and small scale geographies (regions, towns, districts) in which CCOs are formed.

气候变化只有在公众支持可持续政策的情况下才能得到解决。因此,公众对气候变化的态度至关重要。30多年来,地理学家、环境心理学家、行为科学家、社会学家等对气候变化观点(CCO)进行了研究,这些研究为我们提供了大量关于哪些预测因素会影响公共气候变化观点的信息。这篇综述综合了这些发现,并强调了研究中出现的不同地理位置(自我、国家、地区、数字)。鉴于社交媒体的重要性日益增加,越来越多的人发现了气候变化怀疑主义的虚拟地理。我们的论文认为,必须制定新的研究议程,以解决虚拟空间网络和小规模地理(地区、城镇、地区)中cco形成的问题。
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引用次数: 6
The aesthetic turn in border studies: Visual geographies of power, contestation and subversion 边界研究的美学转向:权力、竞争与颠覆的视觉地理
IF 3.1 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-03-11 DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12618
Francesco Moze, Samuel J. Spiegel

In recent years, critical border studies have developed sophisticated concepts and methodologies for exploring the multifaceted spatialities, sociologies and temporalities of contemporary borders. In this article, we consider how the “aesthetic turn” that has gained prominence in the scholarship can further inform thinking in border studies. Specifically, we focus on the role of the visual in the construction as well as subversion of borders, suggesting possible avenues for future critical aesthetics-engaged research on COVID-19 era border reconfigurations. To do so, we first briefly outline the theoretical evolution of border studies, paying attention to recent conceptualisations of borders as dynamic processes of social and spatial differentiation. We then build on the borderscapes concept to unpack research on border aesthetics, with particular attention to the heterogeneous roles played by visual objects such as maps, photographs and videos in shaping both hegemonic and counter-hegemonic processes of bordering. Finally, we bring these contributions into discussion with recent insights on the COVID-19 pandemic, sketching several ways to advance aesthetic concepts and methodologies in academic research on borderscapes that are emerging with, and will likely outlast, the pandemic. We suggest that border studies and affiliated sub-fields can gain useful insights from attending more explicitly and robustly to dynamic visual geographies of power, contestation and subversion.

近年来,批判性边界研究发展出了复杂的概念和方法,用于探索当代边界的多方面空间性、社会学和时间性。在这篇文章中,我们考虑了在学术界获得突出地位的“美学转向”如何进一步为边界研究提供思路。具体而言,我们专注于视觉在边境建设和颠覆中的作用,为未来新冠肺炎时代边境重建的批判性美学研究提供了可能的途径。为此,我们首先简要概述了边界研究的理论演变,注意到最近将边界概念化为社会和空间分化的动态过程。然后,我们以边界景观的概念为基础,展开对边界美学的研究,特别关注地图、照片和视频等视觉对象在塑造霸权和反霸权边界过程中所扮演的异质角色。最后,我们将这些贡献与最近对新冠肺炎大流行的见解结合起来进行讨论,概述了在边境景观学术研究中推进美学概念和方法的几种方法,这些概念和方法是随着大流行而出现的,并可能会持续更长时间。我们认为,边界研究和附属的子领域可以从更明确和有力地关注权力、竞争和颠覆的动态视觉地理中获得有用的见解。©2022作者。John Wiley&Sons有限公司出版的地理指南。
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