2019冠状病毒病大流行期间城市的经验:我们现在要做什么?

IF 0.3 Q4 SOCIOLOGY
Sociologija Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.2298/soc220930014p
M. Petrovic, Jelisaveta Vukelić
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2019冠状病毒病大流行被视为一场社会危机,它表明了现代社会基本组织原则的高度脆弱性和内在的不平等,特别是与城市空间有关的不平等。因此,本文的第一部分介绍了由Covid - 19大流行引发的关于城市流动性(重新)概念化和城市空间(重新)组织的想法和实践,以寻求欧洲和发达国家更具可持续性和弹性的解决方案。其次,该分析将生态现代化和创业(智慧)城市模式作为概念框架,在一般情况下和大流行病背景下,它们在很大程度上限制了城市可持续性和复原力的方法。最后部分强调,缺乏应对大流行病的政治意愿和经济利益,这是重新制定现有城市政策/措施并寻求平衡城市发展的经济、社会和生态层面的机会。通过对当代城市的批判性社会学思考,作者强调了在城市可持续性话语和实践中认识到社会和环境正义问题的必要性。
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The experience of cities during the COVID 19 pandemic: What are we going to do now?
The Covid 19 pandemic, taken as a social crisis, has pointed to the high vulnerability of the basic organizational principles of modern society and the inherent inequalities, particularly those related to the urban space. Therefore, the first part of the paper presents ideas and practices initiated by the Covid 19 pandemic regarding (re)conceptualization of urban mobility and (re)organization of urban spaces in searching for more sustainable and resilient solutions, in Europe and the developed world. Secondly, the analysis addresses ecological modernization and the entrepreneurial (smart) city models as conceptual frames that limit considerably the approach to urban sustainability and resilience, both in general and in a pandemic context. The concluding part highlights the missing political will and economic interest to deal with the pandemic as an opportunity to reset existing urban policies/measures and seek to balance the economic, social and ecological dimensions of urban development. By employing critical sociological thinking on contemporary cities, the authors emphasize the need to recognize social and environmental justice issues in urban sustainability discourse and practice.
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