Rebooting Global International Society - Change, Contestation and Resilience
Rebooting Global International Society - Change, Contestation and Resilience
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重启全球国际社会——变革、竞争和韧性
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10.1007/978-3-031-11393-2_4
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2022
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Korosteleva E
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本章旨在展示持续的变化和争论如何与当地的弹性和/或弹性密切相关，以及后者如何有助于英国学派（ES）理论产生新的方法，使ES更有能力和相关性来解释日益增加的多样性订单和当今地理信息系统的复杂性。在转型变革和不可预测的世界中，必须在全球一级更积极地应对变革，并接受接纳新思想是一个正常和自然的过程。更重要的是，在它的核心，是有必要考虑到当地;具体来说，考虑到弹性作为一个自我组织和自我治理的关系过程，其中从“地方”到“全球”各级社区应对变化，以保持“适合目标”集体追求美好生活。在本章中，我们基本上假设弹性是英国学派理论中缺失的关键，以帮助理解秩序如何形成，生存和各个层面的转变。
This chapter aims to show how ongoing change and contestation are closely linked to resilience and/ofthe localand how the latter may be useful for English School (ES) theory to engender new ways to make the ES more able and relevant for explaining the increasing plurality of orders and the complexity of GIS today. In the world of transformational change and unpredictability, it is imperative to deal with change more responsively on a global level and to accept contestation as a regular and natural process of opening to new ideas. More so, at the heart of it, is the necessity to account forthe local; specifically, to account for resilience as a relational process of self-organization and self-governance, in which communities from the ‘local’ to the ‘global’ levels respond to change to stay ‘fit for purpose’ in the collective pursuit of the good life. In this chapter, we essentially postulate that resilience is a missing key of the English School theorizations, to help understand how orders form, survive and transform on all levels.