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Viewpoint Global extractive imperative: from local resistance to unburnable fuels
ArticleAbstract: Since the early 2000s, there has been an ‘extractive imperative’ in Latin America that made intensifPalabras claves:capitalism, environmental justice, Extractivism, Latin America, unburnable fuelsAutores:Arsel M., Lorenzo PellegriniFuentes:scopusOil and conflict in the Ecuadorian Amazon: An exploration of motives and objectives
ArticleAbstract: This exploration piece challenges the dominant reading of oil-related social conflicts through an enPalabras claves:Conflict, environmental justice, Extractivism, Hydrocarbons, indigenous peopleAutores:Arsel M., Lorenzo PellegriniFuentes:scopusStructural limits to effective environmental activism: Post-neoliberal development, extractive imperative and authoritarianism in Ecuador
ArticleAbstract: With the election of President Rafael Correa in the 2006 elections, Ecuadorian environmentalists becPalabras claves:AUTHORITARIANISM, capitalism, ECUADOR, environmental conflict, Extractivism, Human rights, Post-neoliberalismAutores:Arsel M., Lorenzo PellegriniFuentes:scopusNeoliberal developmentalism, authoritarian populism, and extractivism in the countryside: the Soma mining disaster in Turkey
ArticleAbstract: While state-society relations in Turkey have historically been top-down and coups d’état periodicallPalabras claves:Authoritarian populism, Coal, Extractivism, neoliberal developmentalism, TurkeyAutores:Adaman F., Arsel M., Bengi AkbulutFuentes:scopus