This paper examines the rise of extractivism in contemporary Latin America, its centrality in
its economic development, and key features of how extractivism is politically governed here …

While sustainability was introduced as a game-changing idea, it has often been criticized for
its vagueness and its over-accommodating bent toward powerful, vested interests, economic …

The Mapuche movement is among the most important social movements in post-dictatorship
Chile. Since the 1990s, the Mapuche struggle has increasingly turned into a violent conflict …

Over the past 40 years Chile has implemented a set of forest policies that have been very
successful in generating economic benefits. Yet the reasons for that success are also at the …

The political economy landscape has shifted as multinational corporations increase their
investment efforts, changing the geographies of extraction. The contributors make the …

By introducing a notion of socio-ecological justice, this article aims to deepen the
relationship between environment and justice, which has already been firmly established by …

Failure of governments across the world to address climate change has fuelled social
movements focused on climate-related policy and action. Research analysing these …

This paper addresses the nature of Chilean investment in science, research and innovation
and how this feeds into a broader narrative of productivist versus regional development, with …

Jakob Graf wirft in diesem Open-Access-Buch die Frage auf, wie sozialökologische Konflikte
am Rande der Weltwirtschaft soziologisch verstanden werden können. Dabei zeigt er, dass …

Private protected area (PPA) conservation agents (CA) engaging in development-based
conservation in southern Chile have generated conflict with locals. Poor fit of dominant …