正义 "来临"?非殖民化解构,从后现代决策到黑色地平线

IF 3.5 2区 社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Farai Chipato, David Chandler
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本文探讨了我们所说的 "非殖民解构 "对于当代全球政治和政策论述的重要性,并对这种方法提出了批评。"非殖民解构 "旨在保持政策进程的开放性,解构自由主义的和平、民主或正义政策目标,将其视为永远 "未来 "的目标。它是通过后现代与非殖民主义框架的结合而产生的,在黑人批判研究传统中得到了很好的体现,理论家们将重点放在身份建构上,摒弃了静态的概念。这些方法越来越多地被国际决策方法和国际关系理论所采用,特别是在建设和平领域和广泛的复原力政策方法中。在强调解构的过程性理解如何改变这些政策领域之后,我们提出了另一种解构方法。在此过程中,我们借鉴了黑人批判研究的传统,但强调需要批判关于世界的基本本体论假设。我们启发式地将这种方法称为 "黑色地平线"。
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Justice “to Come”? Decolonial Deconstruction, from Postmodern Policymaking to the Black Horizon
This article explores the importance of what we call “decolonial deconstruction” for contemporary global politics and policy discourses and develops a critique of this approach. “Decolonial deconstruction” seeks to keep open policy processes, deconstructing liberal policy goals of peace, democracy, or justice as always “to come”. It emerged through a nexus of postmodern and decolonial framings, well represented in the critical Black studies tradition, where theorists have focused upon identity construction, rejecting static conceptions. These approaches have increasingly been taken up in international policymaking approaches and International relations theory, particularly in the field of peacebuilding and the broad policy approach of resilience. After highlighting the ways that processual understandings of deconstruction have transformed these policy areas, we suggest an alternative deconstructive approach. In doing so, we draw upon the critical Black studies tradition but emphasize the need to critique underlying ontological assumptions about the world. We heuristically set out this approach as the “Black Horizon.”
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期刊介绍: International Political Sociology (IPS), responds to the need for more productive collaboration among political sociologists, international relations specialists and sociopolitical theorists. It is especially concerned with challenges arising from contemporary transformations of social, political, and global orders given the statist forms of traditional sociologies and the marginalization of social processes in many approaches to international relations. IPS is committed to theoretical innovation, new modes of empirical research and the geographical and cultural diversification of research beyond the usual circuits of European and North-American scholarship.
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