Blue growth: savior or ocean grabbing?
Blue growth: savior or ocean grabbing?
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DOI：
10.1080/03066150.2017.1377186
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发表时间：
2018-01-01
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Barbesgaard, Mads
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作者：
Barbesgaard, Mads
虽然全球争夺土地资源的热潮已成定局，但与海洋和沿海资源相关的权力争夺却鲜有人深入研究。在蓝色增长的旗帜下，这种权力争夺正在通过全球政策进程形成，据称这些政策进程将穷人的需求与利润利益和气候变化担忧结合起来。这篇文章批判性地质疑了这些政策建议，并将它们置于更广泛的自然新自由主义辩论中。有人认为，这些政策提案本身就是失败的，是一种反政治的形式，排除了解决环境和气候变化问题的更激进的愿景。为了挑战这一点，小规模渔民运动越来越多地将他们的反对意见框定为更广泛的粮食主权斗争。
While the global rush to control land resources is well established, power-grabs' in relation to marine and coastal resources are less well researched. Under the banner of blue growth', such power-grabs are taking shape through global policy processes that purportedly align the needs of the poor with profit interests and climate change concerns. This contribution critically interrogates these policy proposals and situates them within broader neoliberalization of nature debates. It is argued that the policy proposals fail on their own terms and are a form of antipolitics' that precludes more radical visions of addressing environmental and climate change issues. In an attempt to challenge this, small-scale fishers' movements are increasingly framing their opposition in terms of the broader struggle for food sovereignty'.