1. Environmental Movements and Politics of the Asian Anthropocene: An Introduction

Jobin, Paul; Ho, Ming‐sho; Hsiao, Hsin-Huang Michael

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“…These normative perspectives lay out potential principles and directions for strategic change. However, problems arise in implementing these principles in diverse settings (Jobin et al 2021; Latour, 2014) because they are so centrally founded in western liberal democratic ideals (e.g. Schlosberget al, 2017a).…”

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“…These ‘slow’ forms of dissent and claim-making can exist in parallel with the direct resistance and social movements that have a notable history in Southeast Asia (Jobin et al, 2021; Turner and Caouette, 2009). Here, dams can mobilize open resistance that reflects wider and more long-term grievances over land, identity, state-backed violence, and alienation (e.g.…”

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“…These processes are both integral to the causes of rupture and a constraint on the agency of those affected by rupture. In Southeast Asia, such constraints can take the form of violent state suppression of protest and dissidence (Jobin et al, 2021; Milne, 2021; Dressler, 2021). Indeed, violence towards environmental defenders and human rights activists is a growing global concern (Le Billon and Menton, 2021).…”

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Rupture: Towards a critical, emplaced, and experiential view of nature-society crisis

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Milne

Barney

et al. 2023

Dialogues in Human Geography

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We are currently seeing a global escalation in social and environmental disruption, yet concepts like the Anthropocene do not fully capture the intensity and generative scope of this crisis. ‘Rupture’ is being used as a term for specific and intense episodes of change, such as wildfires or toxic pollution releases. This is a useful addition to our lexicon for nature-society change but needs to be more robustly theorized. Defining rupture as an intense and adverse episode of nature-society disruption that ripples across scales, we elaborate four dimensions that account for rupture's sources and uncertain effects. The first two dimensions consider how rupture emerges in space and time from: (i) synergistic spatial, material, and socio-natural changes across scales; and (ii) the accumulation of slow violence that builds towards and is exposed by punctuated shifts and crisis moments. The second two dimensions consider the outcomes of rupture, namely: (iii) heightened uncertainty, insecurity, and socio-material deprivation, which are experienced in unequal and deeply affective ways; and (iv) the scope to catalyze diverse forms of agency that play out in uncertain ways. To illustrate our discussion, we draw from our long history of research on hydropower landscapes in the Mekong region.

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Section: Theorizing the ‘Why’ And ‘How’ Of Rupturementioning

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Rupture: Towards a critical, emplaced, and experiential view of nature-society crisis

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Barney

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“…Seiring berkembangnya globalisasi politik-ekonomi dunia, Asia Tenggara juga sedang menghadapi suatu krisis lingkungan hidup yang mengancam multi-spesies yang disebabkan karena masifnya produksi limbah polusi pabrik atas nama pembangunan. Selama kurang lebih dua dekade terakhir, politik lingkungan di Asia selalu bergantung pada model demokratisasi, reformasi politik, dan kepentingan nasional, sehingga menyisakan pertanyaan tentang bagaimana krisis lingkungan hidup mempengaruhi kehidupan sosial-budaya suatu bangsa dalam kerangka regulasi dan gerakan politik, begitu juga sebaliknya (Jobin et al, 2021) Memahami krisis lingkungan hidup dapat dimulai dengan memahami trajektori Antroposen dalam kerangka katastrofisme. Pendekatan katastrofisme ini berposisi bahwa manusia telah mengalami kecemasan eksistensialis yang amat luar biasa terhadap masa depan dan cenderung membayangkan sebuah skenario yang sangat buruk dan bahkan destruktif (Sepkoski, 2020).…”

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Tapal Batas Krisis Lingkungan Hidup Perspektif Materialisme Baru

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2022

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New materialism initiates a reexamination of the body, agency, nature, objects, and everything materiality. Also, this article attempts to illustrate a general view of the environmental crisis based on the new materialism approach. The environmental crisis is very limited in the view of the metaphysical investigation. At the same time, so the proposal of a new materialism agency-structure configuration provides a broad understanding of the environmental crisis. The materiality of the world is not passively comprehended but instead lives and sustains itself, including the crisis itself. Its implication of shifting subject s decentralization goes beyond the limitation of the definition of subject and object, and goes further for the possibility of a new understanding of ecological crisis. Since this introspection and self-adaptation of multiple political decisions in an irreducibly pluriversal a world of many worlds are considered the actual, authentic, and with unblocking constraints touch the relation between human and non-human in the materiality of the more-than-human world.

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1. Environmental Movements and Politics of the Asian Anthropocene: An Introduction

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Rupture: Towards a critical, emplaced, and experiential view of nature-society crisis

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