My Drought is Different from Your Drought: A Case Study of the Policy Implications of Multiple Ways of Knowing Drought
My Drought is Different from Your Drought: A Case Study of the Policy Implications of Multiple Ways of Knowing Drought
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我的干旱与你的干旱不同：多种认识干旱方式的政策含义案例研究
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2016
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J. Knox
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Ellen Kohl;J. Knox
本文探讨了干旱的科学可操作性与干旱时期的水管理政治的关系。本文以美国东南部佐治亚州2007-09年干旱的案例研究为基础，考察了利益相关者如何产生、流通和利用多种了解干旱的方式。此外，本文还探讨了这些了解干旱的多种方式的政策含义。数据来自档案研究、直接观察和对绿色产业成员(自认为是城市农业部门的成员)、州环境监管机构和地方政府官员的半结构化访谈。对数据进行了分析，以考察科学和政治之间的相互作用。本文强调了干旱管理政策与1)干旱的规模和可操作性；2)利益攸关方如何了解干旱；以及3)干旱知识产生、流通和管理的社会背景的交叉。
AbstractThis paper explores the relationship between scientific operationalizations of drought and the politics of water management during times of drought. Drawing on a case study of the 2007–09 drought in Georgia in the southeastern United States, this paper examines how multiple ways of knowing drought were produced, circulated, and utilized by stakeholders. Moreover, this paper explores the policy implications of these multiple ways of knowing drought. Data were drawn from archival research, direct observation, and semistructured interviews with members of the green industry (self-identified members of the urban agricultural sector); state environmental regulators; and local governmental officials. Data were analyzed to examine the interplay between science and politics. This paper highlights the intersections of drought management policy and 1) scale and operationalization of drought; 2) how stakeholders know drought; and 3) societal context within which knowledge of drought is produced, circulated, ...