Zusammenfassung
Wenn „allgemeine Anliegen der Menschheit“ beschworen werden, um die weltweite Naturzerstörung aufzuhalten, dann dient dies der Legitimierung neuer, supranationaler Umwelteinrichtungen. Aufgabe dieser neuen Institutionen ist das globale Management von Kapitalströmen und Naturressourcen einschließlich genetischer Information und dem lokalen Wissen über Naturprozesse. Die politischen Auseinandersetzungen und Definitionskämpfe, in die diese Institutionen verstrickt sind, stellen die Prämisse in Frage, daß „globale“ Umweltprobleme ohne Rücksicht auf eine jeweils irreduzible „lokale“ Wirklichkeit gemeistert werden können. Sie verweisen auf die verheerenden Folgen der aktuellen wirtschaftlichen Modernisierungsstrategien und verdeutlichen, daß das globale Umweltmanagement klassische Kämpfe um Macht und Wohlstand neu belebt und ein Terrain bietet für die Auseinandersetzung über Sinn und Zweck von „Moderne“ und „Entwicklung“.
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McAfee, K. (1998). Rettung oder Ausverkauf der Natur?. In: Flitner, M., Görg, C., Heins, V. (eds) Konfliktfeld Natur. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95110-6_5
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