2022
DOI: 10.33063/diva-490453
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Drought Terroirs: Debating anthropological territorialities in the study of climate change and environmental disasters

Ruy Llera Blanes,
Carolina Valente Cardoso,
Helder Alicerces Bahu
et al.

Abstract: The term 'terroir' is traditionally used in wine making; in this article, we perform an analytical intervention on the concept of 'terroir,' as a potentially useful category to think through issues of territoriality in the framework of environmental disaster from an anthropological perspective. Incorporating ethnographic fieldwork on the extreme drought that has been unfolding in Southwestern Angola since 2009, we explore the analytical potential of 'drought terroirs' to untap the complexities and scales of en… Show more

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