Bits and Biomes—Understanding the Materiality of Digital Technologies in Green Capitalist Projects
细分领域
Empirical and historical studies on material aspects of digital technologies in enabling ‘green’ economic activities in areas such as agriculture, forestry, market-based conservation, primary resource extraction, finance, etc.;
Analyses of the connection between digital technologies and environmental outcomes, including, environmental monitoring, access to information, the strategies of environmental social movements, and the implications of these factors for participation and ecological justice, among others;
Conceptual or methodological innovations for understanding the material aspects of (digital) technologies within social science disciplines in general and ecological economics in particular;
Studies addressing how material aspects of (digital) technologies structure the wider political economy (e.g. inequalities, ecologically unequal exchange, work/labor conditions, power and resource grabs, property rights, access to resources and information, corporate power).
