... Kichwa women (warmikuna) Tsáchila women (sonala) counter-topography scattered hegemonies land biopolitics ...

... Using the analytical tool of counter-topography (as developed by Cindi Katz), the chapter describes the interconnected processes through which Kichwa and Tsáchila women (whose names in their own language are introduced) are positioned as race-gendered, rural, low-income subjects in Ecuador’s...

... by deregulation and privatization from the 1990s onward. The chapter argues for a consideration of network topography, the examination of how cables have been historically, geographically, and environmentally embedded. It concludes that counter to widespread assumptions, cable geographies do not simply follow...