Freezing Seeds and Making Futures: Endangerment, Hope, Security, and Time in Agrobiodiversity Conservation Practices
Freezing Seeds and Making Futures: Endangerment, Hope, Security, and Time in Agrobiodiversity Conservation Practices
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DOI：
10.1111/cuag.12096
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发表时间：
2017-12-01
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1.1
通讯作者：
Harrison, Rodney
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作者：
Harrison, Rodney
本文认为，在全球农业生物多样性保护工作中固有的时间做法，借鉴正在进行的研究与北欧遗传资源中心和斯瓦尔巴全球种子库。它将异地冷种子储存工作中固有的独特的、创造未来的做法与生物多样性保护领域更普遍地产生的物种多样性与时间关系的规范性、熵观点进行了对比。这些差异表明了自然和文化遗产保护实践的比较研究的价值，这些研究侧重于它们的政治和本体论，以揭示这些领域方法的异质性，以及它们各自在保护未来濒危对象方面产生的不同世界。
This paper considers the temporal practices inherent in the work of global agrobiodiversity conservation, drawing on ongoing research with the Nordic Genetic Resource Centre and the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. It contrasts the distinctive, future-making practices inherent in the work of ex situ cold seed storage, with the normative, entropic view of the relationship of species diversity with time that arises from the field of biodiversity conservation more generally. These differences point to the value of comparative studies of natural and cultural heritage conservation practices that focus on their politics and ontologies to reveal the heterogeneity of approaches across these fields, and the different worlds they each produce in conserving their endangered objects for the future.