TOWARD A CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE STUDIES
TOWARD A CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE STUDIES
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进行关键的环境正义研究
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2016
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David N. Pellow
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作者：
David N. Pellow
在本文中，我扩展了最近使用的术语“关键环境正义研究”。这一概念旨在捕捉环境正义（EJ）研究的新发展，这些研究对该领域早期工作中的假设和差距提出了质疑。由于这一学术方向仍处于形成阶段，我借此机会就批判性环境正义（CEJ）研究可能是什么样子以及它对种族（以及其他多个社会类别）与环境之间关系的理论化可能意味着什么提供一些指导。我通过(1)采用多学科的方法，借鉴了几个文献机构，包括批判种族理论、政治生态学、生态女性主义理论和无政府主义理论，以及(2)关注黑人的命也是命和国家暴力问题。
Abstract In this paper I expand upon the recent use of the term “Critical Environmental Justice Studies.” This concept is meant to capture new developments in Environmental Justice (EJ) Studies that question assumptions and gaps in earlier work in the field. Because this direction in scholarship is still in its formative stages, I take this opportunity to offer some guidance on what Critical Environmental Justice (CEJ) Studies might look like and what it could mean for theorizing the relationship between race (along with multiple additional social categories) and the environment. I do so by (1) adopting a multi-disciplinary approach that draws on several bodies of literature, including critical race theory, political ecology, ecofeminist theory, and anarchist theory, and (2) focusing on the case of Black Lives Matter and the problem of state violence.