Vol. 22 No. 1 (2022): Neoliberalisation of nature

View Vol. 22 No. 1 (2022): Neoliberalisation of nature

Coordinated by Marina Requena-i-Mora & Vicent Querol

Published: 2022-07-31

Presentación

Neoliberalisation of nature: Conservation, Energy transition, Greenwhasing, commodification, extractivism, colonisation and alteration of land rights and land uses

Marina Requena-i-Mora

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Entrevistas

From neoliberal fortress conservation to socially just evidence-based conservation. A conversation with Dan Brockington

Dan Brockington, Marina Requena-i-Mora

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Reflexiones

Neoliberal Conservation: A Brief Introduction

Jim Igoe, Dan Brockington

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Artículos

“No a la contaMINAción”. Counter-insurgency in the Tia Maria copper mining project (Peru)

Alexander Dunlap, Carlo Eduardo Fernández Valencia

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From marginal to strategic: state representations and management of páramos in Colombia (1959-2022)

Diana Carolina Murillo-Martín

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Opening the debate on ecological discourses for the descolonization of the energy transition

Gisela Mariana Bulanikian, Alicia Noemi Rita Boco

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Accumulation by dispossession and accumulation by conservation as two sides of the same coin in world-ecology. The case of Brazil during the post-Washington and post-Rio 1992 period

Ismael de la Villa Hervás

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Ensayos Bibliográficos

State and ecological transition. Notes from reading ecology and equality.

Emilio Santiago Muiño

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The ecological renewal of the materialist tradition: three visions for the future of sovereignty and mobilisation

Julián Panadero García

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