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The Speculative Migrants of the Anthropocene. Human Flows in the Neoliberal Planet

Journal
Itinerari. Annuario di ricerche filosofiche
Series
Itinerari
ISSN
2036-9484
ISBN
9788857577609
Type
journal article
Date Issued
2020
Author(s)
Luisetti, Federico  
Editor(s)
Achella, Stefania
Levente Palatinus, David
Abstract (De)
The human flows of the neoliberal planet are categorized according to a continuum of mobility forms and managed through framings that construct migration as a threat multiplier, a challenge to human security, and an opportunity to increase the “adaptive capacity” of vulnerable populations. This vision reflects the synthesis of good and bad circulation patterns, good and bad versions of the Anthropocene that characterizes the neoliberal Earth system worldview. The planet as a geochemical entity is a repository of environmental life-cycles that the stewards of the Anthropocene are committed to regulate. In the speculative logic of risk, environmental destruction and species salvation, desperate climate refugees and entrepreneurial climate migrants are two faces of the same coin.
Language
English
HSG Classification
contribution to scientific community
HSG Profile Area
SHSS - Kulturen, Institutionen, Maerkte (KIM)
Refereed
Yes
Book title
Perspectives in the Anthropocene: beyond nature and culture?
Publisher
Mimemis
Publisher place
Milano
Volume
LIX
Start page
67
End page
82
Official URL
https://mimesisjournals.com/magazine_item_master_detail.php?magazine=47
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/112951
Subject(s)

social sciences

cultural studies

Division(s)

SHSS - School of Huma...

Eprints ID
263132
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