The politics of food, climate, energy, and the yet unfinished work of ending colonialism run
square through questions of land. The classical agrarian question has taken on new forms …

Based on extensive research conducted in Colombia since 2009, this book addresses the
connection between land grabbing and agrarian capitalism, as well as the unfulfilled …

Geographies of extraction have often been marked by poor economic growth, dispossession
and armed conflicts, leading to the idea that resource abundance can be a curse for …

Abstract The Colombian Peace Agreement signed in 2016 was saluted internationally by
scholars, policy makers and practitioners for encompassing the concept of territorial peace …

Violent conflict can accelerate the development of capitalism in rural areas, entailing the
transformation of land distribution patterns. However, this transformation via land grabbing in …

Colombia's economy largely relies on an extractivist logic that increasingly focuses on
industrial mineral extraction. The industry is regularly depicted as a means to bring …

We examine the environment as a mechanism for building substantial integration in
Colombia. In environmental peacebuilding, substantial integration is a positive peace …

This article seeks to provide an improved and more comprehensive understanding of the
concept and theories on wasteland. It achieves this by focusing on the Indian context …

Conflict generates uncertainty and a supply of violent actors willing to contract their services
to third parties that makes identifying motivation for civilian victimisation difficult. In this …

Conflict is the number one driver of hunger globally but few studies reflect on the role of
global agribusiness in the proliferation of conflictive dynamics. This article explores the …