Territories of Latin American Geography

Correia, Joel E.

doi:10.1353/lag.2020.0018

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“…These geopolitical maps are generally associated with propaganda and are characterized by their powerful simplicity. The maps seem to 'speak' for themselves and the 'look from nowhere' hides their author (Correia, 2020). They represent large disputed areas or areas of tension throughout Europe that are not hampered by borders and even seas.…”

Section: The Power Of Geopoliticsmentioning

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“…However, its public visibility and academic role has changed quite a bit over the course of its history Regionalism represents an alternative approach to the geographical experience of geocentricism (Dreher, et al, 2019). The main influence came from a French school, especially (Correia, 2020). Weissman, et al, (2018), support the notion of different lifestyles that represent the lifestyles that human communities have long developed in the midst of certain places (Donovan, 2017).…”

Section: Sustaining the Power Of Geopoliticsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Geography and Politics in A World Divided

Felix¹

2023

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This study attempts to examine the main theories and theorists of geopolitical imagination, arguing for an intrinsic relationship between traditional geopolitics and the development of international relations, both in theory and in practice. Not only have political geographers been made aware of civil rights unrest and other social conflicts, but they have become interested in public policy issues through their work in urban geography. The fastpaced suburb and the associated need to locate new highways, bridges, and desirable facilities such as schools, supermarkets, and hospitals on the one hand, and harmful facilities such as landfills and polluting industries on the other, have brought to the fore on location conflicts and issues of social and racial justice.

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Geography and Politics in A World Divided

Felix¹

2023

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“…La demanda feminista también se une al planteamiento descolonial y anti-racista en la lucha de los pueblos indígenas, afroecuatorianos y montubios por sus derechos colectivos y consuetudinarios de autonomía y su capacidad, como actores políticos, de decidir sobre sus territorios desde procesos de autodeterminación. Es decir, los territorios plurales se reterritorializan en el espacio a partir del ejercicio de la pluriterritorialidad, donde las comunidades, pueblos y nacionalidades se producen y reproducen autónomamente en estos espacios de vida (Bonilla et al, 2016;Correia, 2020).…”

Section: De La Resistencia Territorial a La Construcci N De Territorios Plurales Para La Vidaunclassified

Imaginando territorios plurales de vida: una lectura feminista de las resistencias en los movimientos socio-territoriales en el Ecuador

Vela-Almeida¹,

Zaragocín²,

Bayón³

et al. 2020

Journal of Latin American Geography

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Como Colectivo de Geografía Crítica del Ecuador hemos acompañado a movimientos socio-territoriales en luchas por sus territorios. A partir de nuestro trabajo en cuatro comunidades en Ecuador, este artículo tiene el objetivo de extender la conceptualización sobre nuevas formas de resistencia desarrolladas por movimientos en procesos de reterritorialización. Estas formas de resistencia no solamente se enfrentan a procesos de acumulación capitalista, sino que desafían dinámicas patriarcales, racistas y coloniales. Generamos una propuesta desde la geografía feminista latinoamericana para discutir el potencial de los movimientos socio-territoriales de re-crear significados del territorio partiendo del entendimiento interseccional y multiescalar de sus luchas y en la construc-ción de territorios plurales de vida.

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