Topics to rethink the territory and society-nature relations from "Nuestra America"
The neoliberal economic policies deployed in Latin American cartography in recent decades have promoted an impressive territorial reconfiguration. Under the model of accumulation by dispossession, the extractivist offensive has radically affected living conditions, work organization, allocation of t...
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I22-R128-article-46782023-07-25T15:02:07Z Topics to rethink the territory and society-nature relations from "Nuestra America" Tópicos para repensar el territorio y las relaciones sociedad-naturaleza desde “Nuestra América” Pescader, Carlos The neoliberal economic policies deployed in Latin American cartography in recent decades have promoted an impressive territorial reconfiguration. Under the model of accumulation by dispossession, the extractivist offensive has radically affected living conditions, work organization, allocation of territories, as well as the constitution of subjectivities, particularly in some sectors of the peasant-native population. In a context of over-exploitation and looting, socio-environmental and territorial conflicts have increased. From the experience of such struggles, a dense, conceptual context of critical and propositional considerations has emerged that allows us to imagine other ways of configuring territories and society-nature relationships. In this paper, some of these theoretical contributions are presented and analyzed, particularly in relation to common goods, environmental justice and “buen vivir”. usechatgpt init success Las políticas económicas neoliberales desplegadas en la cartografía latinoamericana en las últimas décadas promovieron una impactante reconfiguración territorial. La ofensiva extractivista, bajo el modelo de acumulación por desposesión o por despojo, afectó de manera radical condiciones de vida, organización del trabajo, asignación de territorios, tanto como la constitución de subjetividades, particularmente de sectores de población campesina-originaria. En un contexto de sobre-explotación y saqueo, se incrementaron los conflictos socio-ambientales y territoriales. De la experiencia de esas luchas emergió un contexto conceptual denso en consideraciones críticas y propositivas que permite imaginar otros modos de configurar los territorios y las relaciones sociedad-naturaleza. En este trabajo se presentan y analizan algunas de esas contribuciones teóricas, particularmente aquellas que se refieren a los bienes comunes, la justicia ambiental y el “buen vivir”. usechatgpt init success usechatgpt init success Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales. Universidad Nacional del Comahue 2023-05-19 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículos evaluados por pares por doble ciego application/pdf https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/revistadelafacultad/article/view/4678 (En)clave Comahue. Revista Patagónica de Estudios Sociales; Vol. 29 Núm. 28 Dossier (2022): Extractivismo y territorios en disputa: aportes para pensar configuraciones territoriales de resistencia 2545-6393 2545-6466 spa https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/revistadelafacultad/article/view/4678/61649 Derechos de autor 2023 Carlos Pescader https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |
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The neoliberal economic policies deployed in Latin American cartography in recent decades have promoted an impressive territorial reconfiguration. Under the model of accumulation by dispossession, the extractivist offensive has radically affected living conditions, work organization, allocation of territories, as well as the constitution of subjectivities, particularly in some sectors of the peasant-native population. In a context of over-exploitation and looting, socio-environmental and territorial conflicts have increased. From the experience of such struggles, a dense, conceptual context of critical and propositional considerations has emerged that allows us to imagine other ways of configuring territories and society-nature relationships. In this paper, some of these theoretical contributions are presented and analyzed, particularly in relation to common goods, environmental justice and “buen vivir”.
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