Our Extractive Age: Expressions of Violence and Resistance emphasizes how the spectrum of violence associated with natural resource extraction permeates contemporary collective life.
Our Extractive Age: Expressions of Violence and Resistance emphasizes how the spectrum of violence associated with natural resource extraction permeates contemporary collective life.
Judith Shapiro is Chair of the Global Environmental Policy Program at the School of International Service at American University, USA. She is author/editor of numerous books, including China Goes Green: Coercive Environmentalism for a Troubled Planet (2020, with Yifei Li) and China's Environmental Challenges (2016). John-Andrew McNeish is a Professor of International Environment and Development Studies at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway. He is the editor of multiple books, including most recently Contested Powers: The Politics of Energy and Development in Latin America (2015).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Violence of a Hyper-Extractive Age Part One: Theorizing Violence in an Extractive Age 1. Extraction and Extractivisms: Definitions and Concepts 2. The Politics of Violence in Extractivism: Space, Time, and Normativity 3. Thresholds of Injustice: Challenging the Politics of Environmental Postponement Part Two: Exacerbated Violence at the Local Level 4. Empowerment or Imposition? Extractive Violence, Indigenous Peoples, and the Paradox of Prior Consultation 5. Leveraging Law and Life: Criminalization of Agrarian Movements and the Escazú Agreement 6. Extraction and the Built Environment: Violence and Other Social Consequences of Construction Part Three: New Ways of Thinking about Extraction 7. Rethinking Extractivism on China's Belt and Road: Food, Tourism, and Talent 8. Granting Rights to Rivers in Colombia:: Significance for ExtrACTIVISM and Governance 9. Extractivism at Your Fingertips 10. Carbon Removal and the Dangers of Extractivism Part Four: Frontier Spaces 11. Hyper-Extractivism and the Global Oil Assemblage: Visible and Invisible Networks in Frontier Spaces
Introduction: The Violence of a Hyper-Extractive Age Part One: Theorizing Violence in an Extractive Age 1. Extraction and Extractivisms: Definitions and Concepts 2. The Politics of Violence in Extractivism: Space, Time, and Normativity 3. Thresholds of Injustice: Challenging the Politics of Environmental Postponement Part Two: Exacerbated Violence at the Local Level 4. Empowerment or Imposition? Extractive Violence, Indigenous Peoples, and the Paradox of Prior Consultation 5. Leveraging Law and Life: Criminalization of Agrarian Movements and the Escazú Agreement 6. Extraction and the Built Environment: Violence and Other Social Consequences of Construction Part Three: New Ways of Thinking about Extraction 7. Rethinking Extractivism on China's Belt and Road: Food, Tourism, and Talent 8. Granting Rights to Rivers in Colombia:: Significance for ExtrACTIVISM and Governance 9. Extractivism at Your Fingertips 10. Carbon Removal and the Dangers of Extractivism Part Four: Frontier Spaces 11. Hyper-Extractivism and the Global Oil Assemblage: Visible and Invisible Networks in Frontier Spaces
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