ABSTRACT

Approaches to planning for climate change often deal primarily with physical planning mechanisms. Less emphasis is given to the social planning processes that lead to inclusive (or exclusive) actions on climate change. Within this paper, we draw upon the analytical lens of modes of ordering to trace the network of relationships taking place in the preparation and implementation of municipal land use plans within the coastal municipalities of Bohol, Philippines. Results highlight how planning’s dominant mode of ordering tends to address disaster risk areas by focusing primarily upon the physical characteristics of space and hazard-mitigating infrastructures, selectively drawing in some human actors from its surrounding context while excluding those viewed as less knowledgeable for addressing climate-related risks. Within some networks, however, climate agency and notions of participation that recognize place-based knowledge from the most vulnerable communities are given a higher profile. Drawing upon this emergent mode of ordering, evidence of some amendments to planning processes are provided, so that approaches integrating the agency of both human and non-human actors can be brought effectively into planning frameworks.

摘要

规划气候变化的方法通常主要涉及物理规划机制。较少强调导致气候变化采取包容性（或排他性）行动的社会计划过程。在本文中，我们将使用订购模式的分析镜头来追踪菲律宾保和省沿海城市在市政土地使用计划的准备和实施过程中发生的关系网络。结果突显了规划的主要排序模式如何通过主要关注太空和缓解灾害的基础设施的物理特征，从其周围环境中有选择地吸引一些人类行为者，同时排除了被认为对解决气候问题知识不足的那些行为者来解决灾难风险领域。相关风险。但是，在某些网络中，气候机构和承认最脆弱社区的地方知识的参与概念得到了较高的重视。利用这种新兴的订购模式，提供了对计划过程进行某些修改的证据，从而可以将整合人类和非人类行为者的代理的方法有效地纳入计划框架。