远离天堂,扎根地球:韩国的环境正义

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Antonio Ortega Santos, S. H. Martin, Enrique Mora Roás
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多年来,我们在环境史领域开展了多个研究项目,特别关注环境冲突的研究。这是对捍卫领土的抵抗,由非政府组织、研究人员、学者承担,但以一种特殊的方式,遭受工业进程影响的公民社会承担。工业集团在政府的许可下进行的一系列采掘活动对整个人口的生活和健康状况产生了影响。为贪婪的资本主义或其中国方面服务,殖民占有自然和能源资源的历史进程,已经把每一项人类活动都变成了一种新的商品。在全球范围内提取、利用和循环能量和物质对当地人口以及全球范围内代谢系统/过程的结构和可持续性产生巨大影响。在方法上,我们使用EJOLT项目(www.ejolt.org)提供的工具将其应用于非殖民化的关键,并继续将研究应用于非欧洲中心的背景。通过这篇文章,我们为环境冲突的政治生态学领域的研究奠定了基础,使研究在亚洲研究领域的应用成为一种新颖的应用,其最具创新性的方面是韩国的情况。
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Far from heaven, Grounded on Earth: Environmental (In)justice in South Korea
For years we have been developing several research projects in the field of environmental history, paying special attention to studies on environmental conflict. This look towards the resistance in defense of the territories, assumed by NGOs, researchers, academics but, in a special way, civil society that suffers the impact of industrial processes. The set of extractive activities carried out by industrial consortiums with the permissiveness of governments has consequences on the living and health conditions of the population as a whole. The historical processes of colonial appropriation of natural and energetic resources, at the service of a voracious capitalism or in its Chinese side, have turned each human activity into a new commodity. Extracting, Appropriating and Circulating energy and matter on a global scale has enormous consequences on the local population as well as on the structures of Metabolic Systems/Processes and sustainability on a global scale. Methodologically we use the tools provided by the EJOLT project (www.ejolt.org) to apply it in a decolonial key and proceed to apply the research in non-Eurocentric contexts. With this article we laid the foundations of research in the field of political ecology on environmental conflicts, putting as a novelty the application of research in the field of Asian studies, in its most innovative aspect as is the case of Korea. 
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Revista de Paz y Conflictos
Revista de Paz y Conflictos POLITICAL SCIENCE-
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