Usos y definiciones del territorio en contextos de explotación minera: Miradas al Macizo Colombiano
Tyanif Rico Rodríguez, Bielefeld University, Germany
Ann-Kathrin Volmer, Bielefeld University, Germany:
Reproducing the Imperial Mode of Living in Times of Climate Crisis: Green(ing) Extractivisms and Eco-territorial Conflicts in the Chilean, Mexican and Peruvian Mining Sector
Lorena E. Olarte-Sánchez, University of Vienna, Austria
Anna Preiser, University of Vienna, Austria
Nina Schlosser, Berlin School of Economics and Law, University of Vienna, Austria:
Mining Policy and Subnational Tensions: A New Stage in The Cycle of Environmental Conflict in Twenty-First Century Argentina
Jimena Pesquero Bordón, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina:
Socio-Environmental Conflicts and Institutions in Resource-Based Economies:The Case of Mining in Peru and Colombia
Quincy Stemmler, Justus-Liebig-University Giessen, Germany:
El avance del neoextractivismo y la defensa por los recursos y patrimonios naturales. El caso del proyecto Minera Dominga en Chile y la lucha por territorio
Javier Lastra-Bravo, Instituto de Sociología, Gottfried-Wilhelm-Leibniz Universität Hannover (LUH), Alemania:
Introduction: Struggles over Mining and territorio in Latin America
Ann-Kathrin Volmer, Bielefeld University, Germany
Anna Preiser, University of Vienna, Austria
Tyanif Rico Rodríguez , Bielefeld University, Germany:
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La didáctica de la interculturalidad en el programa de educación intercultural bilingüe para los pueblos indígenas de Honduras
Carlos Roberto Solórzano Membreño, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras
Diasporic Intimacies: Garinagu, Creoles, and the Multiplicity of Black Indigeneities in Caribbean Central America
Nicole D. Ramsey, University of Virginia, United States
Melanie Y. White, Georgetown University, United States
Book Review “The Creole Archipelago. Race and Borders in the Colonial Caribbean”
Cristina Soriano, Villanova University, United States
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