Eco-Social Devastations: Political Ecology and Critical Latin American Perspectives
Andrea Lehner, Lina Álvarez Villarreal, Nicolas Lema Habash
Critical Thoughts on Ecosocial Devastation: Latin American Perspectives
Issue 91 | 2025
Guest Editors
Andrea Lehner, Ph.D. (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)
Lina Álvarez Villarreal, Ph.D. (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)
Nicolas Lema Habash, Ph.D. (Universidad de los Andes, Colombia)
Table of Contents
Dossier
Ecological Materialism as the Materialism of Reproduction: A Dialogue Between Theodor Adorno and Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar
Andrés F. Parra-Ayala
Feminization of Anti-Extractivist Struggles: The Amazonian Women Defenders of the Rainforest Collective
Yolanda Martínez Suárez
Territoriality and Ancestry: The Formation and Recognition of the Quilombo do Degredo Fishing and Extractive Community, Brazil
Lorena Lins, Augusto Cesar Salomão Mozine
Beloved Places, Shadow Places: Ethics and Aesthetics in a Time of Transition
María Cecilia Roa García, Alejandro Quecedo del Val, Nils Lagrève, Ana Manuela Amaya Morales
Sacrifices and Hopes: Socio-Environmental Conflicts in Bogotá Through the Lens of Political Ecology
Mariluz Nova Laverde, Milton Piñeros Fuentes, Jaime Edison Rojas Mora
Can We Listen to Nature? Nature as Victim and Witness in Colombia’s Truth Commission Final Report
Andrés Villegas, Catalina Castrillón Gallego
Neoliberal Conservation of Nature in Chilean Patagonia: New Eco-Extractivist Modalities and Hydro-Social Tensions
Esteban Ortiz Robles, Robinson Torres Salinas , Alejandro Salazar-Burrows , Fabien Bourlon
Eating and Living Well in the Misak Indigenous World: Sentipensar Caring for Life
James Montano Morales
Debate
The Role of the Humanities in Education as a Cornerstone of Democracy, with a Special Emphasis on Environmental Issues
Martha C. Nussbaum