...Jordan B. Kinder The ongoing history of setter colonialism is inextricable from the infrastructures of energy and extraction that provide its material foundation. Addressing this inextricable relationship, this article explores how Indigenous solarities in Canada resist extractivism and generate...

...Verónica Gago This article proposes expanding the concept of extractivism beyond the critique of the reprimarization of Latin American economies and their dependency on commodities. Thus it focuses on the modes of financial penetration of Argentina’s popular sectors during the past decade linked to...

... current phase of capital accumulation in Latin America, focusing on critical concepts such as neoextractivism and bad development. It presents a particular reading of environmental conflict, linked to processes of dispossession, enclosure of the common, and the deepening of extractivism by Latin American...

... jurisdiction between the settler state and the surging Indigenous resistance. © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 impact benefit agreements extractivism contractual governance Indigenous-Industry agreements settler colonialism References Acuña Roger M. 2015 . “ The Politics of...

..., extractivism, and anthropology of the environment. She is author of The Ecological Native: Indigenous Peoples’ Movements and Eco-Governmentality in Colombia (2005) 222  The South Atlantic Quarterly • January 2017 and La construcción del nativo ecológico: Complejidades, paradojas y dilemas de la...

... terrorism of the Chilean government, debates about extractivism in Bolivia and Argentina, complaints of governmental violence made by feminists in Nicaragua and Guatemala, the debate around domestic debt in Puerto Rico and Spain, the characterization of precarity in Italy and France), managing to...

.... As we have been suggesting, neoliberalism’s persistence during the cycle of progressive governments is more visible when one goes from per- ceiving mutually exclusive poles to perceiving assemblages. This is also what happens with the dynamics of neo-extractivism. Far from refuting neo...

... . “ Pipeline Politics: Capitalism, Extractivism, and Resistance in Canada .” PhD diss ., Concordia University , Montréal, Québec, Canada . Garrido Francis Chaudhry Saqib . 2019 . “ The World’s 100 Largest Banks .” S&P Global Market Intelligence , April 5 . www.spglobal.com...

... . “Serie: ‘Nuevo conflicto social. Extractivismo y política de lo común’: Entrevista a Raquel Gutiérrez” (“Series: ‘New Social Conflict. Extractivism and Politics of the Common’: An Interview with Raquel Gutiérrez”) . Lobo Suelto , October 31 . anarquiacoronada.blogspot.it/2013/10/serie-nuevo...

... another moment of patriarchal extractivism, but it takes place in spaces that are supposedly forged to coun- teract the extractive logic of capitalism. Before I thought about feminism, I thought about territory. When orga- nizing in movements in the favela or urban land occupations, I was surprised to see...

... struggle is underpinned by the semantic comparison between “capitalist development” and “living well” (“buen vivir The government insists that those components of capitalist development, such as extractivism, or the construction of large infrastructure projects for the flow of goods and global...

... researchers close to the young Peruvian indigenous move- ment began talking about post-development and post-extractivism, but these topics were not taken up by the movement’s leaders and within ten years the movement imploded due to its own contradictions. However, the discursive contribution remained...

... summarize with the formula the democracy of the common against the rent and bureaucratic logic of the state, a formula that a century and a half later retains, in our opinion, great relevance in light of the symbiosis between the figure of the neoliberal state and the extractivism of finance as well as the...

... course of the labor-process. This entails a challenge to what has been called data extractivism (Mezzadra and Neilson 2019) and a technical composition which seeks to lock out workers from the decision making pro- cesses of an automated supervisor and the data collected on the basis of their concrete...

... highways that the circuits of mining extractivism, the drug industry s distribution routes, and large cities built at the mercy of the maquiladoras of large capital. Between October 2018 and April 2019, the populations of major Meso- american cities saw contingents of mothers with children in their arms...

... recent work of Eduardo Gudynas, “Más allá del nuevo extractivismo: transiciones sostenibles y alternativas al desarrollo” (“Beyond New Extractivism: Sus- tainable Transitions and Development Alternatives in El desarrollo en cuestión [Devel- opment at Issue], ed. Ivonne Farah and...

... limit the modes in which it operates. This is the form of antagonism taking place in Bolivia, in a still silent way, in regard to questions of neo-extractivism, which have become increasingly central under the Morales administration. Capital-Extraction-Capture In the same way that there has...

... employed toward liberation from work. As evinced in the notion of “immate- rial” production and an emphasis on the revolutionary possibilities offered by cognitive and communicative capitalism, the material conditions of this new economy in extractivism and the globalization of manufacturing remained...

... about the fact that in Latin America women have been on the front line in many struggles against globalization and the pol- itics of extractivism. In rural areas they have been the ones ghting most directly and intensely against the mining and oil companies. They know that as soon as these companies...

... and material survival, especially for those who are more dependent on land- and ocean-based subsistence economies. Throughout Oceania, our waters are severely overfished, choked with pollutants, and stressed by ocean acidification. The need for transforming settler enclosures, extractivism...