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Post-What? Extractive Industries, Narratives of Development, and Socio-Environmental Disputes acrosof quotations on the relationships between extraction, development strategy, and society. The quotations are unlabeled, though the students are told that they come from Latin American presidents and vice presidents, representing political positions ranging from the self-consciously neoliberal to the

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REDD Gold in Latin America: Blessing or Curse?,mmodities such as oil and gas, gold and silver, which yield substantial revenues for governments and private companies. In Latin America, as several of the contributions to this volume make very clear, little of this wealth has trickled down to the wider population. The economic benefits from extrac

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Resource Extraction and Local Justice in Chile: Conflicts Over the Commodification of Spaces and thtors to oppose large-scale projects associated with “national development” that do not satisfy local development needs. This can be seen as a conflict between two different visions of development, one based on local resources and sustainable development of ., the other based on nonlocal capital and

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The Governing of Extraction, Oil Enclaves, and Indigenous Responses in the Ecuadorian Amazon,eration of oil fields. It focuses on a specific case; the exploration and exploitation of oil by the Consortium Arco Oriente, later AGIP, in Oil field 10 in Pastaza province, part of Ecuadorian Amazonia. Oil exploration and production in this part of Ecuadorian Amazonia have prompted different types

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