Il ruolo dell'attivismo socio-ambientale di base nella nuova ondata del movimento per il clima (2018-2020)
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https://doi.org/10.17561/at.16.5109Parole chiave:
activismo local socioambiental, activismo urbano, movimientos climáticosAbstract
Dal 2018, la nuova ondata del movimento per il clima rappresenta una nuova tappa dell'attivismo ambientale grazie anche alla partecipazione di attori locali che possono raggrupparsi sotto l'ombrello di esperienze di attivismo socio-ambientale di base. L'obiettivo principale di questo articolo è quello di evidenziare il ruolo di questo tipo di attivismo all'interno della nuova ondata del movimento per il clima. Nell'articolo presentiamo tre elementi che caratterizzano l'attivismo socio-ambientale e che consideriamo decisivi per lo sviluppo di strategie di fronte all'emergenza climatica: la presenza di attaccamenti al luogo locale e globale, la prioritizzazione dei valori altruistici e biosferici, e il carattere prefigurativo di queste pratiche. Nell'analisi confronteremo i risultati del progetto internazionale Protest for a Future: Composition, Mobilization and Motives of the Participants in Fridays For Future Climate Protests (2018-2020) con i risultati di diverse esperienze di attivismo socio-ambientale nel contesto urbano.
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