What explains when states strengthen, maintain, or erode political-territorial Indigenous
autonomy regimes? Indigenous activists around the world have fought for the right to govern …

Drawing on the experiences of caring in agriculture and forestry among Mapuche
landholders of Chile, this article advances a definition of care as an act of relating …

This article explores the vision, process, and reaction to the privatization of Mapuche lands
in Araucanía, Chile, from 1871 to 1916. It shows how politicians developed a racial vision for …

Using critical place research and documentary methods, this article examines the Mapuche
territorial cause in Chile and exposes the deficiencies of state-produced Mapuche land titles …

The spatial disciplines have slowly started to acknowledge their complicity with Indigenous
dispossession in settler colonial contexts. Since early contact, instruments of land …

This article examines the role of gender as an embodied site of political control and
resistance within Mapuche-Capuchin relations in the early period of Bavarian Capuchin …

This paper analyzes the effects of the Chilean land reform (1962-1973) on the intensity of
the current indigenous self-determination conflict (1990-2016). The Mapuche were actively …

Puesto que las formaciones culturales y las identidades dependen de las experiencias de
las personas, la transformación de los contextos de acción social hace que aquellas nunca …

Indigenous Peoples' advocacy has enabled them to position themselves in global debates
on climate change. Although the international community progressively acknowledges …

Why do some countries choose to remember past civil conflicts while others choose to
forget? Following the Francisco Franco dictatorship, Spain institutionalized forgetting …