Emplacing the spatial turn in peace and conflict studies
Emplacing the spatial turn in peace and conflict studies
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将空间转向纳入和平与冲突研究
DOI：
10.1177/0010836720954488
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
2
通讯作者：
Nicole George
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文献类型：
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作者：
Morgan Brigg;Nicole George
本介绍提供了一个概述以下收集的文章，从事，并旨在扩大，最近的奖学金强调空间作为一个类别的分析在和平与冲突研究。试图“空间化”这一领域的调查强调的方式行为者和想法旅行和跨规模（从个人到地方，区域和全球）的转变，以及代理人，行为者和身份如何构成，并由空间和地方构成的冲突与和平的动态。对空间的关注增加了对战争-与和平-“景观”性质的复杂性的理解，并将空间视为物质和象征，通过人们的具体活动和互动而赋予意义。本期的文章关注空间转向的基础，并以和平与冲突的空间分析创新为基础，重点关注“安置”和安置安全的想法，认为这对建设和平努力和冲突过渡进程至关重要。要做到这一点，我们认为地方的关系意义上，侧重于附件，情感联系和地方身份的叙述，因为这些都与冲突管理，安全，治理和政治秩序。
This introduction provides an overview for the following collection of articles that engage with, and aim to extend, recent scholarship emphasising space as a category of analysis in peace and conflict studies. Attempts to ‘spatialise’ this field of enquiry have emphasised the ways actors and ideas travel and transform across scale (from the personal to the local, regional and global) and how agents, actors and identities constitute, and are constituted by, space and place in dynamics of conflict and peace. Attention to space has increased appreciation of the complex nature of nature of war- and peace-‘scapes’, and reflects upon space as material and symbolic, given meaning through peoples’ embodied activity and interactions. The articles in this issue engage with the foundations of the spatial turn and build upon innovations in spatial analysis of peace and conflict by focussing on the idea of ‘emplacement’ and emplaced security as critical to peacebuilding efforts and processes of conflict transition. To do so, we consider place in a relational sense, focussing on attachment, affective connection and narratives of place-identity as these are connected with conflict management, security, governance and political ordering.