Благими намерениями нефтяной компании:пространство, безопасность и глобальный капитал в неолиберальной Африке
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африка, капитал, пространство, корпорации, нефтьАннотация
В этой статье я попытаюсь определить ограничения представленной в книге Джеймса Скотта «Благими намерениями государства» модели, рассмотрев, насколько приведенный им критический аппарат для анализа неудач схем запланированного улучшения подходит для анализа современного мира глобального неолиберального капитализма. Скотт утверждает, что динамика стандартизации, гомогенизации и схематизаций применима не только к «государствам развития» («developmentalist states»), но и к современному миру «усеченных государств» («downsized states») и необузданным глобальным корпорациям. Я опровергаю это утверждение, прослеживая территориальное размещение недавних инвестиций в Африку и возникновение некоторых новых форм порядка и беспорядка, которые сопровождали это избирательное территориальное размещение капитала. Поскольку инвестирование проводилось преимущественно в добывающую промышленность, в частности, в добычу нефти, контраст между гомогенизирующей, стандартизирующей оптикой государства, которую анализировал Скотт, и другим, характерным для современной глобальной нефтяной компании способом видения будет более заметным.Скачивания
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