Territorialising space in Latin America : processes and perceptions

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Territorialising space in Latin America : processes and perceptions

Michael K. McCall ... [et al.], editors

（The Latin American studies book series）

Springer, c2021

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xi, 262 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 25 cm

Other editors: Andrew Boni Noguez, Brian Napoletano, Tyanif Rico-Rodríguez

Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

The vision of this book is to bring together examples of grounded geographic research carried out in Latin America regarding territorial processes. These encompass a range of histories, processes, strategies and mechanisms, with case studies from ten countries and many regions: struggles to reclaim indigenous lands, conflicts over land/resource/environmental services, competing land claims, urban territorial identities, state power strategies, commercial involvements and others. The case studies included in the book represent a wide diversity of theoretical and methodological framings currently deployed in Latin America to help interpret the patterns and processes through the conceptual lenses of territory, territoriality and territorialization. Interrogating the meanings of territory introduces multiple spatial, socio-cultural and political concepts including space, place and landscape, power, control and governance, and identity and gender.

目次

  • AUTHORS AFFILIATION TITLE TOPICS/ ISSUES 1 Michael K. McCall
  • Brian Napoletano
  • Tyanif Rico
  • Andrew Boni UNAM, Univ. Guanajuato Territory is simultaneously slippery and sticky - but it has a grounding in Latin America Introduction & Guide to the Book 2 Peter H. Herlihy
  • Taylor Tappan
  • M.L. Fahrenbruch University of Kansas Recognizing Indigenous Territorial Jurisdictions in Central America
  • Overview indigenous territory status in Central America Territorial jurisdictions, & governance, 3 Daniela Lopez
  • Pedro Urquijo
  • Gerardo Bocco UNAM - UDIR and CIGA Memory and Roots in La Nina, a Small Rural Town in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. A Cultural Geographical Analysis. Views of territory in small urban settlement. Perception, identity, memory 4 Adrian Ortega-Iturriaga
  • Tzitzi Sharhi Delgado
  • UNAM UMSNH Asymmetric Landscapes: Power as a set of chisels shaping Rural Mexico. Rural mestizo community. NRM. Landscapes, Local spatial knowledge, perceptions. Power, social relations. 5 Carlos Dobler-Morales
  • Rinku Roy Chowdhury
  • Birgit Schmook Clark University Between Subsidies and Parks: Smallholder Farming Responses to Agrarian and Conservation Policy in Calakmul, Mexico. Rural mestizo community, Smallholder agric. change. Public policy. 6 Nora Sylvander Ohio State University "They don't care about the environment:" Environmental Conservation discourses and spatial legitimacy in Nicaragua's Bosawas Biosphere Reserve, Conflicts conservation areas & Rural indigenous & mestizo communities 7 Jose Manuel Mojica Velez
  • Sara Barrasa UNAM Territory and Landscape Configuration of the Coastal Wetlands of Chiapas: La Encrucijada Biosphere Reserve, Mexico Territory and power. Landscapes? Conflicts of conservation areas & rural communities. 8 Connie Paola Lopez Gomez
  • Lina Maria Hurtado-Gomez
  • Clara Ines Villegas-Palacio
  • Bertha Martin-Lopez UNAL Colombia. Federal University Fluminense. Leuphana Universitat, Luneburg Beyond Gender Perceptions: ethnicity, complementarity and intersectionality applied to territorialities: Perceptions, territorial planning and ecosystem services in a Colombian case study. Feminist geography visions of Territory & Territorialisation. Territorial planning. Gender & intersectionality. Ecosystem services interpretation in a landscape / territory 9. John Kelly University of Wisconsin- La Crosse Village-scale Territorialities in Eastern Campeche state, Mexico. Alternative Territories, claims to Territory. Indigenous-mestizo-settler struggles. Forest frontier 10 David Diaz Baiges
  • Ana Sofia Solano Acuna IDESPO, Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica (UNA) De-indianize and Build a Nation, the case of the Kunas and the Guaymi of Panama, in late 19th and first half 20th Century. Indigenous peoples Forest frontier Concepts of territory 11 Maria Elisa Tosi Roquette
  • Michael McCall Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo UNAM Participatory Mapping of Resistance to Territorial Appropriation and De-Territorialisation - Chapada do A and its Struggles against a Mega Steel Mill Project in Espirito Santo, Brasil. Indigenous community contest external developments. Participatory mapping 12 Andrew Boni Noguez
  • M.K. McCall Universidad de Guanajuato UNAM Mapping Territories, disputing landscapes: Maps and the Wirikuta/Catorce land conflict. Mining, Indigenous territory. Territorial Conflicts in 3D. Maps as social constructs, maps as Power. 13 Tamara Ortega Uribe Universidad de Valparaiso Territorial Variations in Socio-environmental Conflicts from Mining Extraction in Chile. State Response and Territorial Configuration in Three Emblematic Cases. Mining Local communities Environmental damage Policies & strategies 14 Nataly Alexandra Diaz Cruz UNAL Colombia The Territorialisation of the Residual Spaces of Bogota. An analysis of the implications of Lefebvre's Spatial Triad. Urban / peri-urban Territories, creation & representation of subversive spaces / Territories. Conceptual, theoretical 15 Brian M. Napoletano UNAM Geographic Rift in the Urbanization of Morelia's Periphery Peri-urban. Territorial Change. Structuralist framing of social contest - capital & people/community Theoretical Conceptual 16. Robin Larsimont Instituto de Ciencias Humanas, Sociales y Ambientales. Dept. Geogr Universidad de Buenos Aires Territorializing Space in Latin America: Processes and Perceptions in Territorial Appropriation: Land and Water Grabbing in the Oases of the Province of Mendoza (Argentina). A Territorial Eco-Genesis of Agribusiness. Agriculture, land grabbing, agribusiness, water conflicts, wine, rural communities. 3D territories - underground water 17 Sol Perez Jimenez UNAM Territorialization Processes of the transnational mining company Grupo Mexico: Peru and Mexico. Transnational Mining, Commercial policy & strategy interpreted into Territory 18. Michael K. McCall: Brian Napoletano
  • Andrew Boni
  • Tyanif Rico UNAM, Univ. Guanajuato Territorializing Space in Latin America: Processes and Perceptions in Territorial Appropriation Conclusions / Reflections/ Learnings / Challenges

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