历史工具和当前的社会挑战:对环境移民案例集的思考

IF 1.3 Q2 GEOGRAPHY
Roberta Biasillo
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通过将“地理档案”作为一种历史工具,本文探讨了社会科学中有关环境移民的几个难题。它展示了历史视角如何使广泛存在于新闻、公共和政策话语中的各种自动性问题化和不安化。通过地理档案馆的例子,本文说明了不可避免的历史维度如何丰富我们对环境问题与移民流动之间相互作用的理解。本文涉及一个开放获取的“制作中的档案”。这个地理档案包括移民流动的案例研究,并将这些流动与环境变化和气候变化联系起来。所分析的合集呈现了引人注目的故事,这些故事是不同方法、时间、地理、信息来源、叙事和规模的代表性样本。这项工作涵盖了不同的学科和专业领域:环境人文、信息技术和传播专家以及政治生态学。档案馆将自己置于公共历史、环境历史和当代历史的领域内,旨在接触到更广泛的受众。这个数字人文项目源于欧盟倡议“地平线2020”资助的一项支持行动,名为“CLISEL”,其总体目标是分析并更好地为应对气候难民和移民的机构反应和政策提供信息。
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Historical tools and current societal challenges: reflections on a collection of environmental migration cases
Through considering a "Geo Archive" as a tool of history, this paper explores several conundrums concerning environmental migration in social sciences. It demonstrates how historical perspectives can problematize and unsettle various automatisms that are widely present in journalistic, public, and policy discourses. Through examples from the Geo Archive, the article illustrates how unavoidable historical dimensions can enrich our understandings on the interaction between environmental issues and migration flows. This paper engages with an open access "archive in-the-making". This Geo Archive includes case studies of migration flows and puts those flows in conversation with environmental transformations and climatic changes. The analysed collection presents high-profile stories which are representative samples of different approaches, temporalities, geographies, sources of information, narratives, and scales. This endeavour encompasses different disciplines and fields of expertise: environmental humanities, IT and communication experts, and political ecology. The archive places itself within the realms of public history, environmental history, and history of the present and aims to reach out to wider audiences. This digital humanities project stemmed from a support action funded by the EU initiative Horizon 2020 titled CLISEL whose overarching goal was to analyse and better inform institutional responses and policies addressing climate refugees and migrants.
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