Logics of change for military-to-wildlife conversions in the United States
Logics of change for military-to-wildlife conversions in the United States
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美国军事向野生动物转变的逻辑
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2007
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David G. Havlick
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David G. Havlick
自1988年以来，已有20多个美国军事基地被重新指定为国家野生动物保护区。为了理解这些军事到野生动物（M2W）转换的过程及其影响，我研究了三个逻辑，有助于产生这些特定的变化：生物多样性，棕地，和意外之喜。这些逻辑有助于更广泛地讨论生态军事化，将军事做法视为符合并有助于环境保护。我专注于落基山兵工厂，科罗拉多，美国的情况下，检查这些转换的逻辑是如何被动员到实践中，以及这些变化意味着什么，因为他们把军国主义和环境保护在重新配置的空间。
Since 1988, more than 20 US military bases have been redesignated as national wildlife refuges. In order to understand the processes of these military-to-wildlife (M2W) conversions and their implications, I examine three logics that help to produce these particular changes: Biodiversity, Brownfields, and Serendipity. These logics contribute to a broader discourse of ecological militarization that frames military practices as compatible with and contributing to environmental protection. I focus on the case of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Colorado, USA, to examine how these logics of conversion are mobilized into practice, and what such changes mean as they bring militarism and environmental conservation together in reconfigured spaces.