Infrastructure connects–and disconnects–people and communities. In this paper, we
analyze how the Qom (an Indigenous population in the Gran Chaco region of Argentina) …

Loss and damage (L&D) has emerged as a focus for climate justice within the international
policy arena and United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change meetings. L&D …

The expansion of large-scale cattle ranches and commercial crop farms into the Gran Chaco
woodlands is displacing forest-based smallholders at an alarming rate. In this paper, I use …

This article discusses some of the long-term tendencies of the Paraguayan political
economy, focusing, in particular, on impacts on indigenous peoples and, because of the …

Indigenous stewardship is essential to the conservation of biocultural diversity, yet
conventional conservation models often treat Indigenous territories (ITs) as homogeneous or …

ABSTRACT The Paraguayan Chaco is increasingly known for the extreme rates of forest
loss caused by the rapid expansion of cattle ranching and crop farming over the last few …

The Fences: A webcomic on collective debt and ruination in Paraguay is a production of the
Australian‐Paraguayan comics studio CómicsClub comprised of anthropologist and writer …

This article is focused on the politics of indigeneity, which is an increasingly important
concept and a central area of dispute in a globalised world. Indigeneity encapsulates the …

Recent research from Latin America has helped advance a place-based approach to
environmental justice (EJ) that foregrounds historical contingency and geographical …

Andrea Marston's Subterranean Matters rethinks state-society relations through an
embodied and volumetric exploration of territory read along the lines of labor and …