Vier Jahrzehnte deutschsprachige Geographische Entwicklungsforschung im Spannungsfeld zwischen dialektischem Lernprozess und Zeitgeist

Rauch, Theo

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“…Altogether, I applied various concepts and theorizations throughout my research, starting from more classic epistemological backgrounds, e.g., action-oriented approaches like vulnerability With this research, I show that a pluralized integration of underrepresented and marginalized subaltern perspectives in the sense of a "geography from the margins" can be beneficial in regard to geographic research, both in regard to scientific outcomes that profit from a broader conceptual bouquet, but also with respect to the criticisms the discipline has faced regarding the debate on post-developmentalism in the subdiscipline of development geography (cf. Rauch 2018;Schlottmann 2018;Schurr and Weichhart 2020). In this connection, the subdiscipline had been accused of reproducing prevalent power asymmetries in current development discourses.…”

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Biotechnology and the socio-biological production of vulnerability. Genetically engineered cotton in Telangana, India

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“…studies and livelihood approaches, to more recent conceptualizations, e.g., constructivist approaches like the STS-related policy assemblage approach or considerations from economic sociology (cf Rauch 2018)…”

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Biotechnology and the socio-biological production of vulnerability. Genetically engineered cotton in Telangana, India

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The politics of development geographies: new partners, transdisciplinary perspectives. A conversation with Emma Mawdsley

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2020

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Perspektivenwechsel der Politischen Ökologie – Back to the roots!

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2022

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Abstract. Grown from radical geography roots, political ecology (PE) emerged half a century ago and is now a diverse, scientifically mature field. In German speaking countries, geographical PE was introduced with a time delay of twenty years. This article evaluates perspectives (views, arguments, positions) of the first generation of PE research in geography, i.e. largely structuralist historical materialism and discursive approaches, and compares them with second generation research, i.e. poststructuralist and, among others, new (vital) materialism views. It is argued that, paradoxically enough, both old and new approaches are to be blamed for their ambivalence towards policy (politics, activism, social praxis), while some new approaches face substantial criticism for their opaqueness and pluralist grab bag character of themes. With a focus on emancipatory perspectives, a distinct repositioning of (geographical) PE is suggested on radical roots, i.e. integrating libertarian Marxist ideas with anarchism so as to confront hierarchy/domination and enable direct actions for socioecological transformation.

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Vier Jahrzehnte deutschsprachige Geographische Entwicklungsforschung im Spannungsfeld zwischen dialektischem Lernprozess und Zeitgeist

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Biotechnology and the socio-biological production of vulnerability. Genetically engineered cotton in Telangana, India

Biotechnology and the socio-biological production of vulnerability. Genetically engineered cotton in Telangana, India

The politics of development geographies: new partners, transdisciplinary perspectives. A conversation with Emma Mawdsley

Perspektivenwechsel der Politischen Ökologie – Back to the roots!

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