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Geneza pandemii COVID-19. Próba analizy w oparciu o New Green Political Theory
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Podjęta analiza obejmuje próbę identyfikacji ekopolitycznej genezy pandemii COVID-19 wywołanej patogenicznym wirusem SARS-CoV-2 w oparciu o paradygmat "nowej zielonej" teorii politycznej (ang. New Green Political Theory, NGPT). NGPT jest zmodernizowaną wersją klasycznej "zielonej" eorii politycznej (ang. Green Political Theory), rozszerzoną o koncepcje przeciwstawne i dychoto- mie (jak np. niezrównoważony rozwój) oraz o następstwa postdemokratycznego zwrotu. Autorzy weryfikują w tym artykule hipotezę, zgodnie z założeniami NGPT, że pojawienie się wirusa SARS- CoV-2 w listopadzie 2019 r. w chińskim Wuhan było jedynie skutkiem wcześniejszych politycznych działań lub zaniechań. Główne pytanie badawcze brzmi: czy nowa zielona teoria polityczna (NGPT) jako zrewidowany paradygmat jest przydatna do identyfikacji procesów ekopolitycznych, działań lub zaniechań, które przyczyniły się do tego, że choroba COVID-19 stała się nowym wyzwaniem dla polityków i nabrała charakteru globalnego w formie pandemii? Narzędziem metodologicznym do zaplanowanych zadań badawczych będzie podejście oparte na dychotomii równowaga/nierównowaga (equi- librium/nonequilibrium approach - E/NA), gdyż nowa zielona teoria polityczna testuje napięcia pomiędzy koncepcjami przeciwstawnymi i dychotomicznymi, których źródłem jest bazowy antago- nizm: ekocentryzm versus antropocentryzm.(abstrakt oryginalny)
The analysis includes an attempt to identify the ecopolitical genesis of the COVID-19 pandemic caused by the pathogenic virus SARS-CoV-2, based on the New Green Political Theory paradigm.NGPT is a modernised version of the classic Green Political Theory, extended to include opposite and dichotomous concepts (such as unsustainable development) and the consequences of post-democratic turn. It can be hypothesised, according to NGPT, that the appearance of the virus SARS-CoV-2 in November 2019 in Chinese Wuhan was only the result of previous eco-political actions or omissions. The main research question: is the New Green Political Theory (NGPT) as a revised paradigm useful for identifying political processes, actions or omissions that have contributed to COVID-19 disease appearing in political sphere and becoming a global pandemic? The methodological tool planned for research tasks will be the equilibrium/nonequilibrium approach (E/NA), because the New Green Political Theory tests the tensions between opposing and dichotomous concepts based on the antagonism of ecocentrism versus anthropocentrism.(original abstract)
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