This article presents an overview of environmental communication scholarship about and
from Latin America. It explores the main trends, developments, and characteristics of this …

The mainstream narrative of intercultural communication (IC) as a field remains Euro/US-
centric despite efforts to (re) imagine it from the margins. To shift this, in this exploratory …

Territorio and territorialidad are concepts particularly elucubrated and embraced by
Indigenous and Afrodescendant communities in Latin America as central to their struggles …

In this paper, I use my work with the Gran Familia Awá Binacional (GFAB), an indigenous
transboundary organization located at the border between Ecuador and Colombia, to …

The current ways humans occupy Earth are unsustainable and pose an existential threat to
all species. As the climate emergency aggravates, from the Global North and the Global …

This article aims to present the experience of Kichwa Indigenous peoples of Pastaza in
Ecuador, and their agency in enforcing their rights to their ancestral cultures and lands. In …

In Chapter 15 of the Routledge Handbook of Ecocultural Identity, Karikari, Castro-
Sotomayor, and Asante examine ecocultural identities implicated in galamsey–illegal mining …

This article provides a comparative map of the outstanding discursive features and shared
underpinnings of the Limits and Transition discourses (TDs) by examining how they have …

We recorded local knowledge of wild food plants (WFPs) among the Palula minority in the
Chitral region of northwest Pakistan through semi-structured interviews with 25 elderly …

This chapter explores how ethnographic orientations and approaches enable researchers to
reconceptualize field, research, and knowledge in order to (re) imagine possibilities for …