Resource Extraction and Conflict in Latin America
John Andrew McNeish
Extracción de recursos y conflictos en América Latina
Issue 93 | 2018
Table of Contents
Analysis
Gold mining, conflict and crime in Colombia at the dawn of the 21st century: Prospects for the post-conflict stage in Colombia
Juan Felipe Ortiz-Riomalo, Angelika Rettberg
The State, mining concessions and local communities. The many conflicts about mining in the environs of the Qoyllurit’i Shrine (Cusco, Peru)
Guillermo Salas Carreño, Alejandro Diez Hurtado
Referendums on mining in Colombia: the conditions in which they are held and their political meanings. The case of La Colosa
Kristina Dietz
China's growing interest in South America: the deepening of neo-extractive industries, the aggravation of socio-environmental conflicts and the emergence of opposition movements
Erika Judith Barzola, Paola Andrea Baroni
“Neither a war which kills us, nor a peace which oppresses us”: oil exploration and the defense of water in the south of Colombia during the negotiations for the peace treaty
Estefanía Ciro Rodríguez
Lithium energy in Argentina and Bolivia: community, extractive industry and post-development
Bruno Fornillo
Open Topic
To criminalize is to govern: a theoretical proposal for understanding the criminalization of rural social movements in Brazil
Pedro Vasconcelos Rocha, Ricardo Barbosa