作为社会技术修补的淡水供应:新喀里多尼亚水知识和组合的共同创造

IF 2 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Journal of Political Ecology Pub Date : 2023-09-14 DOI:10.2458/jpe.5289

Olga Peytavi, Séverine Bouard, Pierre-Yves Le Meur, Caroline Lejars

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本文旨在表明，深入研究社会技术修补过程和行为的民族志为理解水知识共同创造的工作原理提供了一个有用的起点。这一点在那些定居者殖民历史悠久、拥有不同水相关知识和本体的人之间持续存在权力不对称的国家尤为重要。分析修修补补的基础设施和社会技术形式有助于理解各种水组合如何与官方规范、战略和法律相互作用。通过对这种修补实践的研究，这篇文章着眼于新喀里多尼亚Touho的人们如何整合不同形式的知识来理解、获取和饮用水。

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Freshwater supply as sociotechnical tinkering: the co-creation of water knowledge and assemblages in New Caledonia

This article aims to show that in-depth ethnography of processes and acts of sociotechnical tinkering provide a useful starting point for understanding how water knowledge co-creation works. This is even more relevant in countries with a strong legacy of settler colonization and continued power asymmetries between holders of different water-related knowledges and ontologies. Analyzing infrastructural and sociotechnical forms of tinkering helps understand how various water assemblages interact with official norms, strategies and laws. Drawing on the study of this tinkering practice, this article looks at how the people of Touho, in New Caledonia, assemble different forms of knowledge to understand, access and drink water.

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Journal of Political Ecology ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES-

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4.10

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17.40%

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审稿时长

17 weeks

期刊介绍： Journal of Political Ecology is a peer reviewed journal (ISSN: 1073-0451), one of the longest standing, Gold Open Access journals in the social sciences. It began in 1994 and welcomes submissions in English, French and Spanish. We encourage research into the linkages between political economy and human environmental impacts across different locations and academic disciplines. The approach used in the journal is political ecology, not other fields, and authors should state clearly how their work contributes to, or extends, this approach. See, for example, the POLLEN network, or the ENTITLE blog.