白俄罗斯抗议和专制反应特刊导言

IF 1.1 4区 社会学 Q3 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Communist and Post-Communist Studies Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1525/cpcs.2023.1990934
Nelly Bekus, Mischa Gabowitsch
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了解自2020年抗议活动以来白俄罗斯发生的变化的规模和性质,不仅在政治层面,而且在社会层面,对于我们理解白俄罗斯在该地区当前危机中所扮演的角色,以及了解长期变化的潜力和可能方向至关重要。本文为研究白俄罗斯抗议活动及其对塑造白俄罗斯社会新主观主义的贡献提供了解释框架,其影响可能超出改变国家与社会关系的范围。这篇文章反思了关系性和偶然性,这是理解向巩固个人从国家自主权转变的关键概念。它在一期特刊中介绍了文章集,反思了对2020年抗议活动的意义和后果的不同学科观点和方法,包括新的宗教主观主义、新的情感风格和新的性别角色。这些文章为社会科学中关于新主观主义在抗议浪潮中出现、折射、巩固或消散的方式的更大辩论提供了支撑。
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Introduction to the Special Issue on Protest and Authoritarian Reaction in Belarus
Understanding the scale and nature of changes that have occurred in Belarus since the 2020 protests, not only at the political but also at the societal level, is crucial to our ability to interpret the role that Belarus has played in the current crisis in the region and to understand the potential for, and possible directions of, long-term change. This article provides interpretive frameworks for studying the Belarusian protests and their contribution to shaping new subjectivities in Belarusian society whose impact may go beyond altering state-society relations. The article reflects on relationality and eventfulness as key concepts for understanding shifts toward a consolidation of individuals’ autonomy from the state. It introduces the collection of articles in a special issue by reflecting on different disciplinary perspectives and approaches to the significance and aftermath of the 2020 protests, including new religious subjectivities, new emotional styles, and new gender roles. These articles provide sustenance for larger debates in the social sciences about the ways in which new subjectivities emerge in, refract through, and consolidate or dissipate after protest waves.
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期刊介绍: Communist and Post-Communist Studies is an international journal covering all communist and post-communist states and communist movements, including both their domestic policies and their international relations. It is focused on the analysis of historical as well as current developments in the communist and post-communist world, including ideology, economy and society. It also aims to provide comparative foci on a given subject by inviting comments of a comparative character from scholars specializing in the same subject matter but in different countries.
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