Globalizing capitalism’s raggedy fringes: thinking through Jakarta
Globalizing capitalism’s raggedy fringes: thinking through Jakarta
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DOI：
10.1080/23792949.2018.1523682
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发表时间：
2018-10
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
E. Sheppard
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作者：
E. Sheppard
本文通过雅加达的思考，探讨了通过将视角从欧洲式资本主义转移到后殖民地，分散对经济转型可能性条件的理解的可能性。殖民主义、种族主义和奴隶制促成了以民族国家和法治为特征的欧洲式资本主义的霸权。地理政治经济学中的大部分理论都忽略了其他可能性，因为它从这个角度看待世界。将资本主义的破烂边缘（非正式性，国家行为和超越人类的世界）概念化为超越资本主义的实践，有能力解开资本主义规范，位置结合分析可以提供超越北大西洋思考的方法论空间，为设想替代方案创造空间。操作这些索赔，本文认为，印度尼西亚的政治经济超过了欧洲式的资本主义，雅加达的城市土地改造深深地塑造了其破烂的边缘精英和基层的非正式性和超过人类的水文过程的洪水和水管理。
ABSTRACT Thinking through Jakarta, this paper explores the possibility of decentring understandings of conditions of possibility for economic transformation across the post-colony by shifting the optic away from European-style Capitalism. Colonialism, racism and slavery enabled the hegemony of European-style Capitalism, characterized by nation-states and the rule of law. The bulk of the theorizing within geographical political economy elides alternative possibilities because it views the world from this perspective. Conceptualizing capitalism’s raggedy fringes (informality, state actions and the more-than-human world) as more-than-Capitalist practices with the capacity to unravel Capitalist norms, positional conjunctural analysis can provide the methodological space to think beyond the North Atlantic, creating space for envisioning alternatives. Operationalizing these claims, this paper argues that Indonesia’s political economy exceeds variegated European-style capitalism, and that urban land transformations within Jakarta are deeply shaped by its raggedy fringes of elite and grassroots informality and more-than-human hydrological processes of flooding and water management.