Bioeconomy politics, discourse and storylines insustainable development transition in Brazil's Amazonrainforest
Bioeconomy politics, discourse and storylines insustainable development transition in Brazil's Amazonrainforest
批准号:
2745909
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
本项目探讨了巴西新兴的“生物经济”话语及其在塑造巴西亚马逊地区可持续转型中的作用。从战略沟通的角度来看,它考察了这一领域的参与者和利益,使用语言来实现行为和态度的结果,以及思想和话语主导政策领域并塑造未来几年政策方向的动态。它借鉴了话语分析、访谈和观察等定性方法。有三个核心命题:(i)话语在政治过程中的作用——由于“话语化”的出现,生物经济理念迅速获得了政治权力,其中,通过采用生物经济“故事情节”,各种各样的行动者团结起来,并获得了政治权力,这可以在一系列实践/地点中观察到,故事情节赋予了新的基础政治意义(即合法性);(ii)关于森林砍伐——生物经济话语已被有效地用于使零森林砍伐政策合法化和促进零森林砍伐政策,有助于加速巴西亚马逊地区的可持续转型;(iii)在政治经济方面——通过生物经济话语合法化和促进的农业和生物燃料生产政策有助于维护社会不平等,并加强有利于巴西企业的倾斜权力结构;因此,成为可持续转型的障碍。
英文摘要
This project explores the emerging 'bioeconomy' discoursein Brazil and its role in shaping sustainable transition inBrazil's Amazon. Taking a Strategic Communicationsperspective, it examines actors and interests in this field,the use of language to achieve behavioural and attitudinaloutcomes, and the dynamics in which ideas and discoursecome to dominate a policy field and shape the direction ofpolicy for years to come. It draws on qualitative methods ofdiscursive analysis, interviews and observation. There arethree core propositions: (i) on the role of discourse inpolitical process - the bioeconomy idea has rapidly gainedpolitical power due to the emergence of a 'discoursecoalition', wherein a diverse array of actors are united andgiven political power through employing the bioeconomy'storyline', which can be observed in an array ofpractices/locations to which the storyline gives newfoundpolitical meaning (i.e., legitimacy); (ii) on deforestation -the bioeconomy discourse has been effectively utilized tolegitimise and promote zero-deforestation policies thatcontribute to the acceleration of a sustainable transition inBrazil's Amazon; (iii) on political economy - agricultural andbiofuel production polices legitimised and promoted via thebioeconomy discourse have served to preserve socialinequalities and reinforce skewed power structuresbenefiting corporate industry in Brazil; thus, acting as abarrier to sustainable transition.
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