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Seminario Violencia extractivista y contestaciones territoriales en la urbanización (pan)amazónica
El Seminario Internacional virtual ‘Violencia extractivista y contestaciones territoriales en la urbanización (pan)amazónica’, que contará con expositores de Bolivia, Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador y Venezuela.
Estrategias metodológicas para territorialidades enmarañadas
El Núcleo Milenio Movilidades y Territorios (MOVYT) y el Doctorado en Territorio, Espacio y Sociedad (DTES) invitan a doctorantes y postdoctorantes de Chile y América Latina con investigaciones vinculadas a movilidades y territorios a postular hasta el 20 de octubre.
The Market Traders’ Political-Legal Battles in Mexico City
Henri Lefebvre (1978, 1991) argued that in order to contest the capitalist production of space it would be necessary to understand people’s everyday life comprehensively, as it is a precondition to develop an agenda to fight for the Right to the City.
Summary and keynote video of the 3rd International Workshop
Recent political changes in Latin America point towards a return towards nationalist, (neo)colonial and neoliberal ideologies.
Summary of the 2nd International Workshop
A group of interdisciplinary scholars from the arts, humanities, social sciences and sciences met in the University of York from 26 and 27 September 2019 to continue discussions on Contested Territories in Latin America.
The governance of public market spaces in Belo Horizonte
Belo Horizonte is one of the most important cities in Brazil, and it has a perceptible ‘culture of markets’.
Development, decolonisation, and territorial defense
How do communities develop economic and livelihood alternatives centered on local values within a context of entrenched political hostility and imposed development?
Public Markets as Contested Territories
This blog builds on the idea that urban infrastructures “territorialise social life”, that is that these material forms condense complex relationships between state, capital, and people.
Associating from below: a tool for development
Sustainable tourism models like community-based tourism (CBT) are the new flagship used by multilateral institutions like the World Tourism Organisation to foster environmentally-friendly development in marginalised communities in the Global South.
Soroche: “dizzy” liberal land grabbing in Andean pastoralist territories.
Over the last five centuries, Andean rural territories have been progressively incorporated in the rhythms and scales of the market and the modern nation-state, albeit in different and often ambiguous ways.
