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Corporations and financial institutions driving coastal conflicts involving Indigenous Peoples. [PDF]
Villasante S +17 more
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Altres ajuts: International Social Science Council for the ACKnowl-EJ project (TKN150317115354)Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015 ...
Demaria, Federico +4 more
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Mapping and analyzing ecological distribution conflicts in Andean countries
Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552The extractive sector is increasingly important in the GDP and export basket of the four Andean countries under study (ACs) (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia).
Pérez Rincón, Mario Alejandro +2 more
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Financial institutions and corporations driving coastal conflicts involving Indigenous Peoples
Villasante S +17 more
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Assessing coastal development impacts on Indigenous Peoples
Villasante S +18 more
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EJATLAS, mapeo colaborativo como herramienta para el monitoreo de la (in) justicia ambiental [PDF]
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The Tocqueville Review/La Revue Tocqueville, 2023
The EJAtlas is an archive of environmental conflicts. It is a collective endeavor. Both academics and activists contribute to it. It will reach 4,000 entries by 2023 allowing much new research on comparative political ecology and making visible the global countermovement for environmental justice.
Joan Martinez Alier
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The EJAtlas is an archive of environmental conflicts. It is a collective endeavor. Both academics and activists contribute to it. It will reach 4,000 entries by 2023 allowing much new research on comparative political ecology and making visible the global countermovement for environmental justice.
Joan Martinez Alier
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Reply to Orihuela et al's “Extractivism of the poor” [PDF]
Altres ajuts: acords transformatius de la UABUnidad de excelencia María de Maeztu CEX2019-000940-MAccording to the EJAtlas, of 97 environmental conflicts in Peru, 20 are deemed as successes, generally meaning « stopped projects ».
Raquel Viviana Neyra Soupplet +1 more
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