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..., and globalization grafted themselves, reactivating quasi-carceral labor infrastructures (such as high-security migrant farmworker camps), and the racialization they feed on and reproduce. [email protected] Copyright 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 agribusiness engaged research spatial...

... (903,358 square kilometers) and Mato Grosso do Sul (357,125 square kilometers) comprise rainforests, wetlands, and savannas. Both Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul are key regions of Brazil s potent agribusiness, whose interests so often clash with environmental agendas. Both states possess tumultuous...

..., the provision of a more environmentally and socially acceptable form of development (than agribusiness or heavy industry), the mobilization of employment and empowerment of local peoples, the creation of arenas for greater public-private cooperation...

... on global warming and rainforests but also spe- cies extinction, non-­native plant invasives, agribusiness, overfishing, mercury, and toxic dumps.”34 Indeed, we might say that the orientation toward catastrophism was highly developed well before terrorists ever reached our shores. The point...

... and agribusiness in the North to monopo- lise the genetic resources of biological diversity in the Third World which can be developed into drugs, food and energy sources. The U.S. has accused countries of the Third World as engaging in “unfair trading practice” if they fail to adopt U.S. patent...

... David R. 2008 . “ The Problem with Nutritionally Enhanced Plants .” Journal of Medicinal Food 11 , no. 4 : 601 – 5 . Schurman Rachel Munro William A. . 2010 . Fighting for the Future of Food: Activists Versus Agribusiness in the Struggle Over Biotechnology . Minneapolis: MN...

...- tant socioenvironmental transformations in zones that are not generally linked to urban conditions, from circuits of agribusiness and extractive land- scapes...