Neo-extractivism in Latin America : socio-environmental conflicts, the territorial turn, and new political narratives

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Cover Title page Copyright page Neo-extractivism in Latin America Contents Introduction 1 Dimensions of Neo-extractivism 1.1 Extractivism and Neo-extractivism 1.2 Commodities Consensus and Developmentalist Illusion 1.3 New Dependencies and Challenges of Latin American Regionalism 2 Phases of Neo-extractivism, Social Organizations, and Socio-environmental Conflicts 2.1 Phases of Neo-extractivism 2.1 Territorial Tensions, Dominant Models, and Indigenous Peoples 2.3 Socio-environmental Conflicts, Eco-territorial Turn, and Social Organizations 2.4 The Escalation of Extractive Violence 3 Topics and Debates Regarding the Eco-territorial Turn 3.1 From the Eco-territorial Turn and the Limits to the Questioning of Neo-extractivism 3.2 Relational Matrices: The Debates on Good Living and Environmental Rights 3.3 The Defense of Common Goods and Female Protagonists 3.4 Post-extractivism, Transition, and Public Policies Conclusion Nearing the End of the Progressive Cycle References