Climate changed urban futures: environmental politics in the anthropocene city
Climate changed urban futures: environmental politics in the anthropocene city
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DOI：
10.1080/09644016.2021.1880713
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发表时间：
2021-02-23
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5.5
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Bulkeley, Harriet
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作者：
Bulkeley, Harriet
在《环境政治》杂志创办的30年里，我们见证了我们对气候的认识发生了深刻的转变，从最初的全球问题，到越来越多地被理解为跨国、个人、城市、网络和区域的问题。回顾过去十年气候变化城市议程的兴起，我认为，我们现在正在见证气候城市化的“第三波”，在这波浪潮中，应对气候变化的挑战被认为与可持续发展和社会正义等更广泛的问题密切相关。这些转变反过来又在气候政治的形式、如何进行以及在气候变化条件下采取政治行动意味着什么的问题上划出了战线，并由此产生了新的事态发展。认识到气候城市化的本质是不断涌现和极具争议性的，这将是这一领域未来工作的关键。
In the 30 years since the journal Environmental Politics was founded, we have witnessed a profound shift in how we understand climate from its initial framing as global problem, to one that is increasingly understood as transnational, personal, urban, networked, and regional. Charting the rise of climate change's urban agenda over the past decade, I suggest we are now witnessing a 'third wave' of climate urbanism in which the challenge of addressing climate change is recognised as deeply connected to wider issues of sustainable development and social justice. These shifts are in turn shaped by and giving rise to new developments in terms of the form of climate politics, how it is conducted, and where the battle lines over what it means to act politically under conditions of climate change are being drawn. Recognising that the nature of climate urbanism is continually emergent and highly contested will be critical for future work in this field.