From Public Participation to Place-Based Resistance. Environmental Critique and Modes of Valuation in the Struggles against the Expansion of the Malpensa Airport

Centemeri, Laura

doi:10.12759/hsr.42.2017.3.97-122

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“…8. Similar definitions of green values & justifications can be found in, for example, Cidell (2012); Bodt (2014); Centemeri (2015Centemeri ( , 2017; Finch et al (2017); Holden (2020); and Lehtimäki (2021).…”

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“…In Centemeri's earlier work (2015), she argues that the approach can make an important contribution to understanding situations of "incommensurability," i.e., situations in which the formation of compromises between conflicting value orientations fail, especially in the effort of environmental modes of evaluation. Please also see Centemeri (2017) and her research on the Malpensa airport in northern Italy.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The article presents a comparative study of shale gas media debates in Germany and Poland. Drawing from the Sociology of Knowledge Approach to Discourse (SKAD), it addresses discursive conflicts over the use of hydraulic fracturing and its environmental impacts in both countries. The authors relate their analysis to the theoretical debate that emerged in the 1990s in French sociology concerning the question of “green justifications” that form a specific way of how social actors intervene, dispute, and build compromises in public discussions to protect non-human entities. Referring to these discussions, this article identifies several ecological justification clusters and the associated social actors that are ‘compromised’ or enclosed in existing orders of worth.

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“…Socio-environmental conflicts arouse people's feelings of indignation and injustice, which often turn into shared emotions [50]. Such changes in attitude are the basis for collective actions to be taken against those responsible for the environmental problem [51].…”

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“…While individuals participate in the conflict, they are exposed to social processes that continuously change their values and beliefs [52]. At the same time, new routines come about that are linked with the practices set up during a conflict (e.g., daily actions that involve occupying a natural space), whose impact on sustainable territorial development can be more powerful than that of environmental laws [50,53].…”

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Savall

2022

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New environmental conflicts arise all the time as a consequence of the industrial economy and economic growth. The search for new energy and new materials jeopardizes the margin to promote sustainable development in many local communities. In this paper, we examine a conflict related to hydrocarbons projects in the Balearic Sea (Spain) from the social innovation perspective. This novel approach allows us to focus on how socially innovative responses can be triggered by environmental threats. A set of mixed methods (qualitative analysis and social network analysis) are implemented to study the emergence and development of Alianza Mar Blava in Ibiza–Formentera. This is an initiative that successfully activates new social relations and new collective practices that contribute to transform the environmental conflict. In this study, we highlight the strategic factors that allow the conflict to be transformed as well as other social processes that ultimately promote local sustainable development beyond the conflict.

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Sustainable Urbanism. Green Engagements and Compromised Conventions in the Twenty-First Century

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2022

Handbook of Economics and Sociology of Conventions

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From Public Participation to Place-Based Resistance. Environmental Critique and Modes of Valuation in the Struggles against the Expansion of the Malpensa Airport

Cited by 6 publications

References 35 publications

The Ordering of Green Values

The Ordering of Green Values

Environmental Conflicts and Social Innovation on the Balearic Islands (Spain)

Sustainable Urbanism. Green Engagements and Compromised Conventions in the Twenty-First Century

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