In this, the second of three reports on indigeneity in geography, the focus is on the social
differentiation within embodiments, subjectivities and social positionings within and across …

Oil production often triggers socioeconomic upheaval, manifested as grievances and conflict
that can disrupt a company's operations. I utilize Stakeholder Theory and the Social License …

Forced resettlement, central to state-led development throughout the twentieth century, still
paves the way for agroindustrial, hydroelectric, urban, and other forms of development in …

Intersectionality is used in academic and policy circles to show how mutually constitutive
axes of power and social difference intersect to shape lived experiences of inequality. The …

In oil-dependent nations, the governance of national oil reserves and the redistribution of oil
rents are often widely-perceived as moral endeavours, necessary for achieving a minimum …

The Ecuadorian state frames its development interventions in infrastructure and human
capital as advances in buen vivir or 'good living'. This paper reports ethnographic research …

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs are institutions of governance and
development designed to respond to socio-ecological impacts of resource extraction. I argue …

A range of health effects are associated with debt burdens from ubiquitous access to
expensive credit. These health effects are concerning, especially for women who owe …

We critically reflect on a conservation project in the Ecuadorian Amazon that was designed
to promote biodiversity conservation among lowland indigenous communities involved in …

Oil production in the northern Ecuadorian Amazon has facilitated the urbanization of some of
the world's most biodiverse rainforests. New highways into the jungle, snaking pipelines …