Meet Soreida Chindoy and hear about how her people is DEFENDING TERRITORY IN THE ANDEAN AMAZON dukop.dk/7053/

WELCOME TO THE RUPTURE PRESS BLOG! We welcome critical interventions, see our Guidelines. Critical political ecology, geography, anthropology & more WELCOME! We begin with republishing a long essay, which all should remember rupturepress.org/blog/perlman-i… PLANTATIONOCENE

Our op-ed in Denmark's national paper, insisting on the right to protest and the value of public debate in the formation of students, knowledge, and the self

Renkens, I. M., (2024) “Experiencing the double blow of climate change and its mitigation: Perspectives from Sámi reindeer herders in Swedish Sápmi”, Journal of Political Ecology 32(1): 5769. doi: doi.org/10.2458/jpe.57… POLLEN Grassroots Journal of Political Ecology

CPH 28 Jan: activist-researchers share findings on corporate security practices and impunity in Latin American extractive spaces - come and join us: noah.dk/kalender/trans…

Journal of Latin American Geography is proud to announce the publication of issue 23(3) Journal of Latin American Geography está orgullosa de anunciar la publicación del número 23(3) Journal of Latin American Geography tem o orgulho de anunciar a publicação da edição 23(3)

Line Jakobsen explores corporate governance, showing how mining company representatives engage in a delicate balancing act between enclaving and trustee practices as they attempt to domesticate local dissent. muse.jhu.edu/pub/15/article…

New project publication! Thomas Hansen analyses the standardisation of transitional justice in Uganda. Off-the-shelf TJ solutions, he concludes, are viewed variously as helpful yet disempowering, but largely influential.

Seminar at RUC next week: Transitional Justice and the New Perpetrators and Subjects of Rights - Insights from Colombia. With Line Jakobsen and guest Daniel Marín-López. Hint: focus on #corporate #Accountability; giving #nature #rights ruc.dk/seminar-transi…

As transitional justice is a global standard f addressing past & ongoing harms, it matters what gets included as an appropriate & relevant object of redress. New article: "Calling for Inclusion": Negotiating Boundaries in the Transitional Justice Script. muse.jhu.edu/article/965926