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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CULTURAL POLICY
卷 23, 期 2, 页码 148-158出版社
ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/10286632.2017.1280785
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Culture; sustainable/sustainability; development; cultural policy; climate change; environment
This essay offers a critical analysis of the culture and sustainable development' discourse, notably among cultural activists and in actually existing cultural policy. It interrogates the utility of the narrative, seeks to uncover the semantic manoeuvres it employs and challenges the conventional wisdom it represents. The essay first explores the itinerary of the ductile notion of sustainability', the ways in which it has been stretched far beyond the original intent of those who coined the term, and identifies the conceptual discontents that this semantic multiplication has entailed. It hypothesizes that precisely because the term sustainable' and its derivatives are so acceptable and malleable at the same time, they have been easy to yoke to the bandwagon of the many-faceted and totalizing process that is development', allowing many different actors to project their interests, hopes, and aspirations under this composite banner. The essay then analyses the campaign to make culture the fourth pillar of sustainability' under the banner of the movement called Agenda 21 for Culture'. It concludes with a plea for a return to the original ecological focus of the term sustainability' - notably as regards climate change - and outlines some cultural policy responses such a focus can and should generate.
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