Mots-clés
Adaptation Climatologie appliquée Concept Epistémologie Interaction terre-atmosphère Ontologie Pollution atmosphérique Relation société-environnement Stratégie d'acteurs Type de temps Adaptation Applied climatology Atmospheric pollution Concept Decision making process Epistemology Land atmosphere interaction Ontology Society-environment relationship Weather type Adaptación Climatología aplicada Concepto Contaminación atmosférica Epistemología Estrategia de actores Interacción tierra-atmósfera Ontología Relación sociedad-medio ambiente Tipo de tiempoApplied climatology : doing the relational work of climate
Applied meteorology and climatology
Auteur(s) et Affiliation(s)
TADAKI, M.
Univ. of Auckland, Auckland, Nouvelle-Zelande
SALMOND, J.
Univ. of Auckland, Auckland, Nouvelle-Zelande
LE HERON, R.
Univ. of Auckland, Auckland, Nouvelle-Zelande
THORNES, J.E.
Univ. of Birmingham, Birmingham, Royaume-Uni
RANDALLS, S.
Univ. College, London, Royaume-Uni
Description :
This paper aims to understand the intersecting politics of climate and society research by situating their emergence through 3 lenses of inquiry. 1), the AA. explore the historical disciplinary work of application in geographical climatology, paying particular attention to how relevance has been understood and practised. 2), they reassemble a missed disciplinary conversation about ideology in applied geography, and link this to definitions and rationales for applied climatology. 3), they explore 5 recent thematic engagements in applied climatology, to generate thinking about the institutions and practices of assembling climate in new circles of application, policy and elsewhere. In conclusion, the AA. argue that, rather than understanding climate and society as stable entities with standard (e.g. quantitative) practices or modes of association, we might instead concern ourselves with the practices of assembling human-atmospheric relations.
Type de document :
Article de monographie
Source :
Progress in physical geography, issn : 0309-1333, 2014, vol. 38, n°. 4, p. 392-413, nombre de pages : 22, Références bibliographiques : 4 p.
Date :
2014
Editeur :
Pays édition : Royaume-Uni, London, Sage Publications
Langue :
Anglais
Anglais
Droits :
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