Campground or losing ground for adaptation? A case study of coastal change under neoliberal settings in New South Wales

Leitch A.M.

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Campground or losing ground for adaptation? A case study of coastal change under neoliberal settings in New South Wales

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? 2022 Elsevier LtdCoastal areas are at risk from the dual burden of climate change and rapid development. Coastal areas are significant as contested interfaces where social, cultural and environmental values vie for attention amongst economic and political aspirations. As a political logic, neoliberalism favours market-based logics, privatisations and commodification. Under neoliberal settings, planning for coastal adaptation is constantly tempered by an economic agenda. This case study analyses the management of a particular coastal land use in New South Wales, Australia following a change in management which signals a move to the market-based settings of neoliberalism. Specifically, this paper examines the case of campgrounds on public lands following a State-led change of management from local municipality to a state-run enterprise. I draw on a critical discourse analysis to study local and national media articles and coastal and campgrounds management documents. Findings highlight the influence of neoliberal settings on community consultation, local knowledge and community connections to the coast; management of coastal risks and responsibilities; and the change from nature-based holidays to a more commodified experience. Discussed is how this change and approach is likely to impact on climate change adaptation, with a call for more ambitious and inclusive conversations around coastal futures under a changing climate.

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《Ocean & coastal management》 |2023年第2期|1.1-1.15|共15页
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Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research School of Humanities Languages and Social ScienceGriffith Centre for Social and Cultural Research School of Humanities Languages and Social Science||Climate Action Beacon Griffith University||;

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Climate change adaptation; Commodification of nature; Crown land; Neoliberalism; Public reserves;

Campground or losing ground for adaptation? A case study of coastal change under neoliberal settings in New South Wales

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