2018
DOI: 10.23870/marlas.180
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Coaliciones interétnicas, framing y estrategias de movilización contra centrales hidroeléctricas en Chile: ¿Qué podemos aprender de los casos de Ralco y Neltume?

Abstract: A partir del análisis longitudinal de dos casos, se analiza el activismo étnico en coaliciones contenciosas contra la construcción de centrales hidroeléctricas en Chile. Nos preguntamos sobre el rendimiento de las coaliciones interétnicas y de las condiciones que lo hacen posible. Se propone un modelo de análisis multidimensional que busca establecer aquellos factores distintivos que podrían ayudar a explicar los resultados en uno y otro caso. Se concluye, que si bien el contexto político puede facilitar o lim… Show more

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“…These scenarios are characterized by a diversity of actors, repertoires, levels of incidence (local, transnational), and structuring processes (socio-environmental, socio-territorial). Mobilizations for land and forest claims by indigenous communities, socio-environmental conflicts with the formation of inter-ethnic coalitions for the fight against extractive megaprojects and even transnational collective actions with different results have been reported (Carruthers and Rodriguez 2009;Martínez Neira and Delamaza 2018). The study of this type of scenario of conflict and mobilization allows us to understand the relationships (cultural, social and political) that give context to territories where CBT initiatives organized by mapuche communities emerge, as well as the nature of the political action they suscribed.…”
Section: Situated Resiliencementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These scenarios are characterized by a diversity of actors, repertoires, levels of incidence (local, transnational), and structuring processes (socio-environmental, socio-territorial). Mobilizations for land and forest claims by indigenous communities, socio-environmental conflicts with the formation of inter-ethnic coalitions for the fight against extractive megaprojects and even transnational collective actions with different results have been reported (Carruthers and Rodriguez 2009;Martínez Neira and Delamaza 2018). The study of this type of scenario of conflict and mobilization allows us to understand the relationships (cultural, social and political) that give context to territories where CBT initiatives organized by mapuche communities emerge, as well as the nature of the political action they suscribed.…”
Section: Situated Resiliencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two recent high-intensity conflicts are reported in the Panguipulli area: the Lago Neltume case and the small Tranguil case in Liquiñe (Haughney 2012;Cuadra Montoya 2015;Martínez Neira and Delamaza 2018; https://ejatlas.org). Three cases are classified as low intensity conflicts: the filling of the Chancafiel wetland (Coñaripe, Panguipulli), the territorial recovery by the mapuche communities of the shores of Lake Calfaquén case (Traitraico, Panguipulli) and the construction of an international ski center in the Villarrica National Park (Villarrica, Panguipulli) (Pilquimán Vera 2014Vera , 2016Marín-Herrera and Henríquez 2015).…”
Section: Situated Resiliencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al mismo tiempo, se aliaron con otros actores afines de mayor relevancia en los ámbitos provincial y nacional, tales como expertos de la Universidad Nacional del Comahue, sede Neuquén, y la ONG Greenpeace, los cuales se unieron a las demandas, reforzando la coalición socioambiental (Giardini, 2019, noviembre 26; experto de la Universidad Nacional del Comahue, comunicación personal, diciembre, 2019). Ante la escalada del conflicto y a la espera de generar consensos, el poder ejecutivo provincial quitó el proyecto de la legislatura (Lara, 2019, diciembre 1.º).…”
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“…These facts are consequences of the occupation of the Mapuche territories by the Chilean State in the 19th century [3][4][5]. Colonization, dispossession of their lands, territories, and resources, oppression and discrimination, as well as lack of control of their own ways of life [6] are joined, more recently, by the growing migratory processes towards urban areas [7] and an aggressive penetration of neoliberal extractivist capital in search of natural energy, mineral, and genetic resources, which have an important reservoir in indigenous territories [8][9][10][11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%