地理及其他领域的环境公民

IF 1.3 Q2 GEOGRAPHY
S. Huttunen, M. Salo, R. Aro, Anni Turunen
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摘要

需要对气候变化等环境问题采取更广泛的行动,这将关于公民角色的辩论带到了政治、实践和科学领域。环境公民身份为概念化公民身份与环境之间的关系提供了一个有用的工具。然而,在公民身份和与环境的关系方面,对环境公民身份的理解方式存在相当大的差异。在这篇文章中,我们回顾了有关环境公民身份的文献,并调查了这一概念的演变。这篇文章是基于文献检索,重点是地理研究。环境公民身份的概念与古希腊或马歇尔关于公民身份作为一个民族国家成员的权利和责任的概念相去甚远。环境公民文学受到了空间关系方法的影响,关注公民作为行为和过程,而不是一种地位和广泛的后人类思维。然而,需要在概念上澄清不同的环境公民方法,特别是与后人类方法有关的方法。地理思维可以提供富有成效的方式来发展对环境公民身份的理解,使其成为一种更具包容性、更少个性化、负全球责任和多元的公民身份。
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Environmental citizenship in geography and beyond
The need for wider action against environmental problems such as climate change has brought the debate about the role of citizen to the political, practical, and scientific domains. Environmental citizenship provides a useful tool to conceptualize the relation between citizenship and the environment. However, there exists considerable variation in the ways environmental citizenship is understood regarding both the aspect of citizenship and the relationship to the environment. In this article, we review the literature on environmental citizenship and investigate the evolution of the concept. The article is based on a literature search with an emphasis on geographical research. The concept of environmental citizenship has moved relatively far from the Ancient Greek or Marshallian conceptualizations of citizenship as rights and responsibilities bearing membership of a nation state. Environmental citizenship literature has been influenced by the relational approach to space, focus on citizenship as acts and processes rather than a status and the broad spectrum of post-human thinking. However, conceptual clarification between different approaches to environmental citizenship is needed especially in relation to post-human approaches. Geographical thinking can provide fruitful ways to develop the understanding of environmental citizenship towards a more inclusive, less individualized, globally responsible, and plural citizenship.
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