The concept of territorial peace is at the core of the peace agreement signed by the
Colombian government and FARC guerrilla movement in 2016. Recognising the uneven …

Abstract The Colombian Peace Agreement signed in 2016 was saluted internationally by
scholars, policy makers and practitioners for encompassing the concept of territorial peace …

Colombia's peace process prioritised conflict-torn geographies ostensibly suffering from
historical state absence. We examine the origins and afterlives of this' territorial'peace using …

Guatemala is one of the most mining conflict prone countries in the world, with
disproportionately high levels of violence accompanying the sector. Starting in the early …

Colombia is one of the oldest armed conflicts in the world. For more than 60 years, war has
taken over many of its rural areas and, in recent years, its urban areas as well. Hand in hand …

Colombia's economy largely relies on an extractivist logic that increasingly focuses on
industrial mineral extraction. The industry is regularly depicted as a means to bring …

Indigenous peoples' relationship with mining involves tensions and conflicts that intensify in
armed conflict and post-conflict environments. Studies of the intersection between mining …

Armed conflict and the environment are deeply intertwined in Colombia—the war has
determined how land has been defined, occupied, and utilized. Given the weak state …

This paper proposes the concept 'necropolitics of peacebuilding'to analyse how
contemporary geographies of peace and post-war violence are shaped by the articulation of …

In this article critical consideration is given to the idea that natural resource extraction can
pay for peace and justice. The Colombia government claims that the mining and energy …