All over the world, financial capitalism and extractivism are appropriating land as if it was nothing more than a commodity, a mere 'factor' of production that can be exploited to generate financial returns. Movements and activists are organizing, resisting, protecting and promoting life-giving visions against this continuous enclosure of living beings and paces: they use their bodies, laws, educational projects, histories and visions to regain control over territory as a political space, self-determine and create solidarities. In the act resistance, they are the target of moral, physical and legal violence. They and their ideas are criminalized, disciplined, punished and in some cases exterminated. In this contribution, activists from the Basque Country, Guatemala, Kenya and the Six Nations and a group of academics get together to learn from each other, support the ongoing search for common vocabularies and identify possible milestones of a coordinated and international strategy for a lifeenhancing future.
Este trabajo realiza una crítica de la noción convencional de economía, para situarla en la satisfacción de necesidades en un marco de límites ambientales. Desde ahí construimos un marco de referencia para las Economías-otras, entendiendo por tales aquellas que beben de perspectivas de la Economía de cuidados, la Economía social-solidaria y la Economía ecológica. A partir de ellas, se re-introducen alternativas a la idea de "desarrollo" sobre la base de miradas que han cobrado actualidad (decrecimiento con justicia, feminismo, sustentabilidad fuerte) y prácticas que surgen alrededor de (nuevas) formas de cooperación social (Nuevos comunes
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