Agricultural extractivism in Latin America
This book, co-published with the University of Calgary, examines the nature and character of resource extractivism, as well as the ways and extent to which capital has transformed agriculture and rural ways of life in Latin America. It focuses on an emerging body of literature that characterizes these dynamics as agrarian extractivism, a concept that offers analytical and political unity in debates about agrarian, climate, and environmental transformations, and that highlights the predatory characteristics of corporate and externally input-dependent agriculture.
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