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SUMMARY:Religion\, Climate Change\, and Risks to Peace and Security: Insights from Mozambique and Zimbabwe
DESCRIPTION:Vor­trag von Joram Tarusari­ra im Rah­men der Mon­day-Lec­tures\, die gemein­sam von Max-Weber-Kol­leg\, Sem­i­nar für Reli­gion­swis­senschaft sowie dem The­ol­o­gis­chen Forschungskol­leg t³ The­olo­gie — Tra­di­tion — Trans­for­ma­tion ver­anstal­tet wer­den. \nCul­tur­al and reli­gious val­ues are cru­cial in defin­ing and fram­ing cli­mate change and its impacts. How­ev­er\, cur­rent human­i­tar­i­an and devel­op­ment dis­cours­es empha­size bios­pher­ic\, envi­ron­men­tal\, and vul­ner­a­bil­i­ty approach­es\, which favor macro and insti­tu­tion­al strate­gies for cli­mate action. These meth­ods mar­gin­al­ize cul­tur­al and reli­gious val­ues by sug­gest­ing they can­not be objec­tive­ly observed\, val­i­dat­ed\, or mea­sured. My pre­sen­ta­tion will focus on the inter­ac­tion between cli­mate-relat­ed con­flict\, migra­tion\, and dis­place­ment. It is based on par­tic­i­pa­to­ry method­olo­gies and ethno­graph­ic research con­duct­ed in Mozam­bique and Zim­bab­we. It will demon­strate how reli­gious and cul­tur­al val­ues are key to inter­pret­ing\, defin­ing\, and shap­ing respons­es to cli­mate-relat­ed con­flict\, migra­tion\, and dis­place­ment. It will cri­tique the dom­i­nance of tech­no­log­i­cal inno­va­tions not because it finds the sci­ence behind them wrong or unnec­es­sary but because there is more to the sto­ry than what techno­science con­veys. Fur­ther­more\, it will argue that cul­tur­al and reli­gious val­ues impart mean­ing to cli­mate crises and influ­ence the every­day prac­tices that affect people’s vul­ner­a­bil­i­ty and adap­tive capac­i­ty. Ulti­mate­ly\, it will encour­age a more inclu­sive approach to cli­mate change that respects and inte­grates diverse cul­tur­al and reli­gious val­ues.
URL:https://remid.de/termine/15308/
LOCATION:Campus Universität Erfurt\, Forschungsbau (C19)\, Nordhäuserstr. 63\, 99089 Erfurt
CATEGORIES:Öffentlicher Vortrag
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