2021
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-34022021000300103
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Cuando los sujetos se mueven de su lugar: Una interrogación al extractivismo y la movilidad en la ecología política latinoamericana

Abstract: como uno de los abordajes principales dentro del debate sobre los extractivismos en Ecuador. Desde nuestra contribución activa a este debate, nuestro objetivo con este artículo es reflexionar sobre los aportes y limitaciones que ha supuesto la ecología política latinoamericana para el análisis del extractivismo, y en particular las posiciones de los sujetos comunitarios e indígenas. Analizaremos el enfoque analítico que se da a escenarios de conflicto, y cómo este tiende a asignar a dichos sujetos un lugar fij… Show more

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“…Feminist scholars have shown that extractivism is a gendered‐raced regime of capital accumulation, exploitation, and destruction, intensified in Latin America and other territories in the Global South (Berman‐Arévalo and Ojeda, 2020; Bolados and Jerez 2019; Bolados et al. 2017; Bolados and Sánchez 2017; Devine et al., 2020; Jimenez Bayón et al., 2021; Merlinsky 2021; Moreano Venegas, 2021; Navarro Trujillo, 2018, Navarro Trujillo et al., 2019; Ojeda 2011, 2021; Ulloa 2019, 2020, 2021a, 2021b). However, extractivism is also widespread in the Global North, particularly affecting communities of color, such as Native American, Black, and Latinx (Pulido 2017; Pulido and De Lara 2018; Schroeder 2005; Taylor 2014; Wolford 2021).…”
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“…Feminist scholars have shown that extractivism is a gendered‐raced regime of capital accumulation, exploitation, and destruction, intensified in Latin America and other territories in the Global South (Berman‐Arévalo and Ojeda, 2020; Bolados and Jerez 2019; Bolados et al. 2017; Bolados and Sánchez 2017; Devine et al., 2020; Jimenez Bayón et al., 2021; Merlinsky 2021; Moreano Venegas, 2021; Navarro Trujillo, 2018, Navarro Trujillo et al., 2019; Ojeda 2011, 2021; Ulloa 2019, 2020, 2021a, 2021b). However, extractivism is also widespread in the Global North, particularly affecting communities of color, such as Native American, Black, and Latinx (Pulido 2017; Pulido and De Lara 2018; Schroeder 2005; Taylor 2014; Wolford 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%