This book explores the existential redistributions that extractivist frontiers create, going
beyond existing studies by bringing into the English-language discussion much of the …

Co-existence among multiple coastal settlements (MCS) following diverse ecological,
economic, and cultural traditions drives to examine the territorial and ontological dimensions …

The increasing focus that political ecologists are putting in the role of emotions and affect in
environmental conflict, commoning and mobilisation is enriching mainstream analyses that …

The trajectory of socio-environmental conflicts remains difficult to predict. In the case study
explored in this article, attention to the emergence of emotional subjectivities helps us better …

El presente artículo analiza la producción académica que aborda la problemática articu
lada por los conceptos de conflicto, territorio y extractivismo en Chile. El análisis de 32 …

Como en toda América Latina, la ecología política ha surgido como uno de los abordajes
principales dentro del debate sobre los extractivismos en Ecuador. Desde nuestra con …

This paper argues that in Latin America, renewable energy and mining infrastructures are
entangled in a logic of so-called green extractivism that rearticulates coloniality through …

This special issue highlights and discusses the colonial grounds (Machado Aráoz, 2014)
that characterize the modern experience of Latin America and the ways modern-colonial …

Estos últimos años, uno de los ejes emergentes de análisis de los conflictos
socioambientales ha sido el rol de las emociones. Sin embargo, existen todavía pocos …

In this chapter, we critically explore why gender is an essential factor in fully appreciating
how large-scale resource extraction and environmental inequality intersect in the context of …