New Political Spaces in Latin American Natural Resource Governance

Chapter 1 Extracting Justice? Critical Themes and Challenges in Latin American Natural Resource Governance

Chapter 2 Post-What? Extractive Industries, Narratives of Development, and Socio-Environmental Disputes across the (Ostensibly Changing) Andean Region

Chapter 3 More than Beads and Feathers: Resource Extraction and the Indigenous Challenge in Latin America

Chapter 4 REDD Gold in Latin America: Blessing or Curse?

Chapter 5 Extraction, Regional Integration, and the Enduring Problem of Local Political Spaces

Chapter 6 Resource Extraction and Local Justice in Chile: Conflicts Over the Commodification of Spaces and the Sustainable Development of Places

Chapter 7 Territorializing Resource Conflicts in “Post-Neoliberal” Bolivia: Hydrocarbon Development and Indigenous Land Titling in TCO Itika Guasu

Chapter 8 The Governing of Extraction, Oil Enclaves, and Indigenous Responses in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Chapter 9 Oil Spills, Contamination, and Unruly Engagements with Indigenous Peoples in the Peruvian Amazon

Chapter 10 Nonextractive Policies as a Path to Environmental Justice? The Case of the Yasuní Park in Ecuador

Chapter 11 Extraction as a Space of Social Justice? Commodity Production and Labor Rights in Brazil and Chile