Planetary justice and ‘Healing’ in the Anthropocene

IF 4.4 Q1 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Adrienne Johnson , Alexii Sigona
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Abstract

This paper challenges Earth System Governance (ESG) scholars to rethink the concept of Planetary Justice (PJ) in the era of the Anthropocene so it is more attentive to non-Western perspectives and sensitive to the experiences of Indigenous peoples. We combine findings from a narrative review with those derived from academic collaborations with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band to propose the Indigenous principle of ‘justice as healing’ through ‘recognition’ as a crucial element in the emerging PJ framework. We argue that healing can be initiated by acknowledging colonialism as a driving force behind socio-environmental injustices, centering state accountability in environmental governance decision-making, and recognizing the value of restoring Indigenous knowledges and practices. Ultimately, we argue healing is the responsibility of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. ESG scholars have an important role to play in supporting healing and enacting recognition within and among Indigenous peoples through their engagements with Native communities.

人类世的行星正义与“疗愈”
本文挑战地球系统治理(ESG)学者在人类世时代重新思考行星正义(PJ)的概念,使其更加关注非西方的观点,并对土著人民的经验敏感。我们将叙述性回顾的发现与与Amah Mutsun部落部落的学术合作的发现结合起来,提出了通过“承认”作为新兴PJ框架的关键要素的“正义作为治疗”的土著原则。我们认为,可以通过承认殖民主义是社会环境不公正背后的驱动力,将国家问责制放在环境治理决策的中心,并认识到恢复土著知识和实践的价值,来开始治疗。最终,我们认为治愈是土著和非土著社区共同的责任。ESG学者通过与土著社区的接触,在支持土著人民内部和之间的康复和认可方面发挥着重要作用。
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