Publication: La sostenibilidad del medio ambiente o la pospolitización de la naturaleza. Repensar el vínculo entre lo político, la política y la ciencia
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2019-05
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Ateneo Cantonal de Estudos Políticos (ACEP)
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Durante las últimas décadas, se ha podido observar cómo ha emergido un discurso sobre la necesidad de realizar una intervención de manera conjunta y global para garantizar la sostenibilidad del medio ambiente como una cuestión que va más allá de la política y que necesita ser dirigida por expertos científicos y técnicos. Este ensayo tiene como objetivo demostrar por qué si es política, entendida como contingencia de los fundamentos del conocimiento y disputa por la fijación de sentido. Por lo que este discurso estaría desplazando a la naturaleza hacia la esfera de la pospolítica, haciendo que esta sea abordada desde una perspectiva administrativa. Para superar esta pospolitización se propone un marco que reconozca la influencia de las prácticas sociales en el conocimiento y por tanto asuma el proceso de coproducción en el que intervienen ciencia y política.
During the last decades, it has been possible to observe how a discourse about the need to carry out a joint and global intervention to guarantee the sustainability of the environment has emerged as an issue that goes beyond politics and that needs to be addressed by scientific and technical experts. This essay aims to demonstrate why it is politics, understood as a contingency of the foundations of knowledge and dispute for the fixation of meaning. So this discourse would be displacing nature to the sphere of postpolitics, causing it to be addressed from an administrative perspective. For overcoming post-politizitation it is proposed a framework that recognizes the influence of social practices on knowledge and therefore assumes the process of co-production in which science and politics intervene.
During the last decades, it has been possible to observe how a discourse about the need to carry out a joint and global intervention to guarantee the sustainability of the environment has emerged as an issue that goes beyond politics and that needs to be addressed by scientific and technical experts. This essay aims to demonstrate why it is politics, understood as a contingency of the foundations of knowledge and dispute for the fixation of meaning. So this discourse would be displacing nature to the sphere of postpolitics, causing it to be addressed from an administrative perspective. For overcoming post-politizitation it is proposed a framework that recognizes the influence of social practices on knowledge and therefore assumes the process of co-production in which science and politics intervene.