Latin America is currently undergoing, to a worrying degree, the advance of the extractive-export model, which aggravates distributive conflicts associated with territorial and water resources. In the face of these processes, environmental resistances have been articulated by vulnerable peasant-indigenous populations, who oppose this productivist paradigm by advancing sustainable development ethics. This study is based on the ethnographic case of Santiago del Estero, a province in the center-north of Argentina, traditionally considered “unproductive”, which has been drastically affected by agriculturization. There, the populations affected by land grabbing, evictions, and environmental contamination have formed the Peasant Movement of Santi...
Reflexionamos sobre los procesos de organización política de mujeres mapuches en territorios demarca...
El trabajo analiza la expansión del monocultivo extractivista en Costa Rica y la Argentina en detrim...
This article investigates the impact of women’s double vulnerability, the social and environmental v...
This article explores the several collective narratives developed by participants of th...
Describiremos las estrategias de resistencia de las mujeres de la Unión de Trabajadores/as de la Tie...
This article analyses and describes two different but similar scenarios in which the indigenous popu...
The female rural population has been particularly vulnerable to the impacts of social inequality and...
La cuestión ambiental en Argentina ha ido tomando un mayor peso en los planteos de las organizacione...
In Argentina, the model of extractive agricultural development has generated profound and irreversib...
Desde fines del siglo XX, en Argentina se consolidó un modelo de desarrollo agropecuario que ha impl...
In Argentina, the model of extractive agricultural development has generated profound and irreversib...
In this paper we call into question the relationship between development, inequality and territory i...
This article presents an approach to the concepts of ecology and feminism, two movements that contri...
Along with the struggles of workers, women, peasants, LGBTTIQ+ collectives, Afro groups, the struggl...
The aim of this article is to address the mechanisms of collective resistance that rural women deplo...
Reflexionamos sobre los procesos de organización política de mujeres mapuches en territorios demarca...
El trabajo analiza la expansión del monocultivo extractivista en Costa Rica y la Argentina en detrim...
This article investigates the impact of women’s double vulnerability, the social and environmental v...
This article explores the several collective narratives developed by participants of th...
Describiremos las estrategias de resistencia de las mujeres de la Unión de Trabajadores/as de la Tie...
This article analyses and describes two different but similar scenarios in which the indigenous popu...
The female rural population has been particularly vulnerable to the impacts of social inequality and...
La cuestión ambiental en Argentina ha ido tomando un mayor peso en los planteos de las organizacione...
In Argentina, the model of extractive agricultural development has generated profound and irreversib...
Desde fines del siglo XX, en Argentina se consolidó un modelo de desarrollo agropecuario que ha impl...
In Argentina, the model of extractive agricultural development has generated profound and irreversib...
In this paper we call into question the relationship between development, inequality and territory i...
This article presents an approach to the concepts of ecology and feminism, two movements that contri...
Along with the struggles of workers, women, peasants, LGBTTIQ+ collectives, Afro groups, the struggl...
The aim of this article is to address the mechanisms of collective resistance that rural women deplo...
Reflexionamos sobre los procesos de organización política de mujeres mapuches en territorios demarca...
El trabajo analiza la expansión del monocultivo extractivista en Costa Rica y la Argentina en detrim...
This article investigates the impact of women’s double vulnerability, the social and environmental v...