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Tag Archives: nature
China´s Involvement in Jamaica. Socio-ecological Consequences of a Huge Infrastructural Project, An Interview with the Filmmaker Esther Figueroa about her Film “I Live for Art – An Ecocide Romance”
Anne Tittor (Bielefeld University) & Esther Figueroa (Vagabond Media, Jamaica)
I Live for Art – An Ecocide Romance
Esther Figueroa (Vagabond Media, Jamaica)
Commercialization of Biodiversity: The Regulation Bioprospecting in Ecuador
Anne Heeren (University of Hannover)
`El dios dinero es el que manda´: Nature as a Field of Force in the Western Highlands of Guatemala
Gijs Cremers and Elisabet Dueholm Rasch (Wageningen University)
Brasilianiser Proust – La nature comme élément d’assimilation de l’importation culturelle – (1920-1960)
Etienne Sauthier (CREDA /Université Paris III, Sorbonne Nouvelle)
Aporte al debate: El extractivismo, como categoría de saqueo y devastación
Alberto Acosta (FLASCO Ecuador)
Posted in Volume 9.2
Tagged capitalismo, colonialidad, coyuntura, Extractivismo, Naturaleza, nature, teorías de desarrollo
The Social Production of Nature between Coloniality and Capitalism (Introduction)
Antoine Acker (University of Turin), Olaf Kaltmeier and Anne Tittor (Bielefeld University)
Caribbean Entanglements. Culture(s) and Nature Revisited
Johannes Bohle & Marius Littschwager (Bielefeld University)
Entanglements, Nature, and Inequalities in the Darien: Analyzing Interoceanity in Panama and Colombia
Jairo Baquero Melo (Universidad del Rosario, Colombia)
Posted in Volume 8.3
Tagged Entanglements, Environment, Interoceanity, megacities, nature, Panama Canal