Building an inclusive peace is an uneven socio-spatial process: Colombia's differential approach

Building an inclusive peace is an uneven socio-spatial process: Colombia's differential approach
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建设包容性和平是一个不平衡的社会空间进程:哥伦比亚的差异化方法

DOI:
10.1016/j.polgeo.2020.102252
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2020
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
S. Koopman
S. Koopman
中科院分区:
法学1区
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哥伦比亚正在努力执行世界上最具包容性的和平协议。因此,这是一个有用的案例,可以帮助我们思考和平的含义、和平对不同的人有何不同的意义,以及如何在差异之间建立和平。地理学家普遍认为,和平是一个持续的空间过程,随着时间和空间的不同而变化,但很少关注和平在空间内不同群体之间的变化。种族、性别和性取向等社会不平等是空间化的。它们以相互关联的方式在太空中和通过太空运作,研究包容性问题可以加强对如何创造和平空间的理解。通过理解和解决所涉及的不平衡的社会空间进程,也可以加强建立更具包容性的和平的努力。
Colombia is struggling to implement what is far and away the world's most inclusive peace accord. As such, it is a useful case for thinking about what peace means, how it means different things to different people, and how to build peace across difference. Geographers widely agree that peace is an ongoing spatial process that varies across time and space, but have paid less attention to how it varies across groups within space. Social inequalities like race, gender, and sexuality are spatialized. They operate in and through space in interlocking ways, and looking at inclusion issues can strengthen understandings of how peace space is made. Attempts to build more inclusive peaces can also be strengthened by understanding and addressing the uneven socio-spatial processes involved.
DOI: 10.1080/0966369x.2018.1454404
发表时间: 2018-04
期刊: Gender, Place & Culture
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作者:
S. Mollett;Caroline V. Faria
通讯作者: S. Mollett;Caroline V. Faria