The expansion of resource extractivism in Latin America in the last decade has been related
to previous neoliberalisation processes, which opened-up mineral exploitation to …

This paper analyzes the previous decade of governmental extractivism in Colombia,
designed and imposed through two main power mechanisms: legislation and securitization …

Academics across disciplines are increasingly employing political ecology lenses to unpack
conflicts related to resource extraction. Yet, an area that remains under-researched and …

The inevitable closure and remediation phase of a mine's lifecycle routinely causes negative
socio-economic and environmental impacts for nearby communities. While closure planning …

The purpose of this research project is to delve beneath the surface manifestations of conlict
related to mining activities in order to develop a deeper understanding of their nature and …

This paper uses the lenses of space and subjectivity to analyse the local impacts of large-
scale metals mining on three extractive frontiers across the global South. Using insights …

Recent work on legal geographies has arguably paid far too little attention to the
environment as both an object of governance and a terrain of struggle with respect to the …

Andean Waterways explores the politics of natural resource use in the Peruvian Andes in
the context of climate change and neoliberal expansion. It does so through careful …

This article is concerned with the environmental dimensions of rescaling. Specifically, it
explores debates around centralization and decentralization, introduces a key distinction …

In recent years, following the discovery of huge coal reserves in the province of Tete,
Mozambique, there has been an increasing rush of global capital into the province. This …