The Everyday Spaces of Global Politics: Work, Leisure, Family
The Everyday Spaces of Global Politics: Work, Leisure, Family
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全球政治的日常空间：工作、休闲、家庭
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2002
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M. Niemann
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作者：
M. Davies;M. Niemann
尽管过去二十年来对国际关系理论作出了许多创新贡献，但在实地以及公共政策和舆论领域，对全球政治的“常识”观点仍在继续。本文探讨了这种持续存在的根源，并提供了一种分析全球政治的替代框架，该框架将国际关系视为由多个领域的广泛行为者产生的社会关系。借鉴亨利·列斐伏尔的作品，本文探讨了异化在日常生活中的作用以及由此导致的全球政治现实的迷惑，并进一步将工作、休闲和家庭的社交空间视为可以克服这些迷惑的重要领域，并将国际关系从专家和政治家的领域中夺回。
Despite many innovative contributions to international relations theory over the past two decades, a "common sense" view of global politics continues to persist both in the field and in the arenas of public policy and opinion. This article investigates the origins of this persistence and offers an alternative framework for the analysis of global politics that considers international relations as social relations produced by a broad array of actors in multiple spheres. Drawing on the work of Henri Lefebvre, the article investigates the role of alienation in everyday life and the resulting mystifications of the realities of global politics and goes on to consider the social spaces of work, leisure and the family as important arenas where these mystifications can be overcome and international relations be reclaimed from the realm of experts and statesmen.