La relance minière en France et en Europe à l’épreuve des critiques

Berre, Sylvain Le; Chailleux, Sébastien

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“…By fully relying on the regulatory role of markets, the principle of individual responsibility, and a preference for technological fixes, ecological modernization focuses the attention-and action-on consumption practices and the ecological evaluation of their impact. It does not truly consider possibilities for more profound change that would impact lifestyles and production models (Le Berre & Chailleux, 2021) and account for the highly unequal distribution of vulnerabilities and responsibilities in different social groups (Deldrève & Candau, 2014). A similar critique has been voiced in response to the implementation of transition agendas and policies (Grin, 2016), in works pointing to a positivist, linear, and techno-centric approach to transition that tends to naturalize the political structures of the capitalist economy without unpacking the underlying power dynamics (Audet, 2015;Feola, 2020;Martin et al, 2020).…”

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Greening, climatizing, and decarbonizing: an inquiry into the transformation of productive sectors and activities

Granjou,

Banos,

Le Berre

et al. 2024

Rev Agric Food Environ Stud

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The new post-COP21 climate regime is ushering in a range of reorientations and transformations of productive activities and economic sectors, based on their place in the global carbon cycle and carbon flows. This introductory article to the special issue on “The Politics of Decarbonization” explores how a focus on the promises of decarbonization observed in various productive sectors can contribute to our understanding of the current transformations of these sectors, their practices, and their production models in the face of climate change. We begin by (I) situating the special issue’s project in relation to the works on greening and ecological modernization published since the 1990s and particularly in relation to the critique of climate capitalism, so as to emphasize the continuities as well as the specificities that a focus on decarbonization policies entails. We then outline (II) the aims of the special issue in relation to the recent literature on climatization: far from seeking to standardize the treatment of the climate issue within a specific social science discipline, we feel it is important to contribute to a multidisciplinary and critical approach to the revival of productivism and the depoliticization of change often associated with decarbonization policies. This issue develops a range of perspectives anchored in different social science fields and disciplines, particularly looking at the forestry, energy, mining, agriculture, research, and bio-economy sectors.

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Greening, climatizing, and decarbonizing: an inquiry into the transformation of productive sectors and activities

Granjou,

Banos,

Le Berre

et al. 2024

Rev Agric Food Environ Stud

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Les mobilisations autour de l’extractivisme. Circulation et potentiel heuristique d’un concept en voie de globalisation

Allain¹,

Maillet²

2022

Revue Internationale De Politique Comparée

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Les activités extractives, au cœur des modes de vie et de l’économie politique contemporains, sont l’objet dans le monde entier d’importantes mobilisations sociales. Pour traiter ensemble les dimensions globales et locales du phénomène, nous proposons d’étendre le concept d’extractivisme au-delà de son contexte latino-américain initial. Une approche comparée multi-scalaire et orientée vers le global permet d’incorporer de manière féconde les leçons de l’écologie politique dans les recherches sur les mobilisations de l’extractivisme, comme le montrent les différents articles de ce numéro. Leur lecture croisée met en exergue plusieurs aspects centraux de ces mobilisations : l’intérêt du concept d’extractivisme pour analyser un processus global, la dimension multi-scalaire des analyses des mobilisations, le décentrement du cadrage environnemental de l’action collective et la relation entre entreprises extractives et mobilisations.

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Un sous-sol "sous-estimé" par les collectivités territoriales ? État des lieux et perspectives à partir de l’exemple de la géothermie

Boutaud,

Jeandel

2023

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La relance minière en France et en Europe à l’épreuve des critiques

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Greening, climatizing, and decarbonizing: an inquiry into the transformation of productive sectors and activities

Greening, climatizing, and decarbonizing: an inquiry into the transformation of productive sectors and activities

Les mobilisations autour de l’extractivisme. Circulation et potentiel heuristique d’un concept en voie de globalisation

Un sous-sol "sous-estimé" par les collectivités territoriales ? État des lieux et perspectives à partir de l’exemple de la géothermie

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