The climate as political space: on the territorialisation of the global carbon cycle
The climate as political space: on the territorialisation of the global carbon cycle
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作为政治空间的气候：论全球碳循环的领土化
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发表时间：
2006
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3
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J. Stripple
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作者：
Eva Lövbrand;J. Stripple
国际关系越来越多地投射出这样一种世界形象，即领土已失去其组织力量。人口、信息、资本和污染的全球流动被视为非地域化日益加剧的迹象。气候变化是“超越国界”的问题之一，由于其全球框架已经在国际范围内建立。本文是对碳循环的政治地理学的调查。一方面，我们将气候空间的代表性视为全球性和威慑性，另一方面，政治实践将气候重新领土化。我们跟踪全球碳循环的政治转型为“国家汇”，并认为，两种趋势的deterritorialisation和reterritorialisation的气候空间反映了IR的空间假设;国家内部和全球外部。
International Relations have increasingly projected an image of the world where territoriality has lost its organising force. The global movements of people, information, capital and pollution are seen as signs of increasing deterritorialisation. Climate change is one of these issues ‘beyond borders’ that due to its global framing has been established within the international. This article is an investigation into the political geography of the carbon cycle. We approach the tension between the representations of climate space as global and deterritorial on the one hand, and political practices that reterritorialise the climate on the other. We trace the political transformation of the global carbon cycle into ‘national sinks’ and argue that the two tendencies of deterritorialisation and reterritorialisation of climate space mirror the spatial assumptions of IR; the national inside and global outside.