... and Odumosu-Ayanu 2015; Zumbansen 2017), but here I focus on the rise of agreement-making between companies in the extractive sector and Indige- nous communities in Canada. These agreements now come in the form of not only mutual benefit agreements, but also commonly impact benefit agreements (IBAs...

... social benefits to Indigenous communities were handled on a case-by-case basis through thousands of claims against Manitoba Hydro (Larcombe 1993). When these promises failed to materialize, the impacts of the dams created other kinds of barriers, forcing the five communities to depend on federal funding...

... historical structures of reproducing inequality. First, I address the issue of accumulation as a logic that articulates a process of the dissociation of Colombian society. Second, I discuss the impact of the Havana peace agreement with the The South Atlantic Quarterly 121:2, April 2022 doi 10.1215/00382876...

... to quit the Common Market, establish a separate currency, and walk out of EACSO un­ less federation or some adjustment in the distribution of benefits could be secured in short order. Such a disaster was averted, for a time at least, by the Kampala Agreement, but a certain restive­ ness persisted...

... .” Futures of Work 15 . futuresofwork.co.uk/2020/07/13/disrupting-business-as-usual-how-covid-19-is-impacting-platform-mediated-labour-and-social-reproduction/ . Bratton Benjamin H. 2015 . The Stack: On Software and Sovereignty . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Brenner Neil Theodore...

... that future generations have the benefits of our territory and access to the wisdom of our ancestors. Tsleil-Waututh Nation 2015: 2, 86 216 The South Atlantic Quarterly April 2020 A discussion about Indigenous economies, governance, and laws begins with relationships. These relationships are centered...

...- ples and provincial governments known as government resource revenue sharing (GRRS). There are hundreds of millions of dollars to be made in benefit shar- ing deals for First Nations when companies want access to their territories. Impact and Benefit Agreements (IBAs) are private commercial contracts...

... that are necessary to address gender injustice and violence. Further, though the CIRNA plan (CIRNA 2019:9) does include considerations for a gender-based-analysis or GBA+, to what degree it will impact its goal in co-developing modern treaties and self-government agreements is uncertain in the sense...

... affect Germany s political posture. Hence­ forth, Washington not only wanted a trade policy to protect the Open Door; it also sought one to block German expansion. Although circumstances in Europe made it difficult to determine how trade policy should work, a lack of leadership and agreement among...

...-commissions-solar-off-grid-for-bottling-plant/ . Tripaty Aneil . 2017 . “ Translating to Risk: The Legibility of Climate Change and Nature in the Green Bond Market .” Economic Anthropology 4 : 239 – 50 . United Nations . 2015 . “ Paris Agreement, United Nations Framework Convention...

... and the Rights of Mother Earth . 2010 . “ People’s Agreement of Cochabamba .” April 22 . http://pwccc.wordpress.com/2010/04/24/peoples-agreement/ . AGAINST the DAY Nicholas Mirzoeff The Climate Crisis Is a Debt Crisis O​ n the night Hurricane Sandy...

... in international trade. They were only then converted into a major tool of com­ mercial policy, through the vehicle of the so-called Ottawa Agree­ ments there concluded.1 In purpose, these agreements were con­ trived to insulate intra-Commonwealth trade from the protective tariff adopted earlier in the same year...

...-emergency-greenhouse-gas -emissions/. Mirrorland Collective . 2020 . “ A Big Pile of Glitch: A Manifesto for Feminist Solarity .” Just Powers . justpowers.ca/projects/feminist-solarities/ . Paris Agreement, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change , December 5 , 2015...

... greatly. Although the deepest consumer impact probably fell upon Japan, different countries adapted the new resource quite creatively, guar- The South Atlantic Quarterly Winter Copyright © by Duke...

... in the workplace. The essay investigates, firstly, why migrants are willing to work for lower wages than established in collective agreements. Migrants’ deportability explains the situation to some extent, but it does not answer the question completely; EU citizens (such as Romanians) who are not deportable also...

... agreement move too slowly to impact collective behavior, local initiatives catalyze posi- tive behaviors in the name of saving watersheds from decimation.7 In the Havrelock • The Borders Beneath  415 case in point, Iraqi and Syrian communities...

... and restoration in Germany, in which the United States took the lead, we have been plowing the sands. 300 The South Atlantic Quarterly An examination in some detail of the total impact of American policies and programs upon postwar Germany may bring the episode of Otto John more nearly into focus. We may arrive...

... .”’ In Changing Workplace Relations in the Chinese Economy , edited by Warner Malcolm , 15 – 33 . Basingstoke, UK : Macmillan . Wells Don . 2009 . “ Local Worker Struggles in the Global South: Reconsidering Northern Impacts on International Labour Standards .” Third World Quarterly 30...

... tional security issues affecting the country as a whole than in the case of matters with purely local impact. However he might see his ideal course, the reality of instant communication and constituency pressure means that, on emotional or highly controversial public issues, a congressman or senator...

... the D A Y Seungsook Moon Protesting the Expansion of US Military Bases in Pyeongtaek: A Local Movement in South Korea The global US military presence since World War II has generated complex impacts on local communities that have hosted its bases. Such impacts range from the very negative...