Disputed Territorialities and R-existences
Under capitalism, Latin America and the world have experienced a territorial reorganization that consolidates new/old forms of territorial coloniality. However, its impact is not only on/between human beings, but also on nature.
Despite its dynamics, the phenomenon also contains the seeds of collective organization and action, expressed in mobilization, resistance, rebellion, and the creation and recreation of alternatives from within local communities. In this sense, socio-territorial and ethno-territorial reconstructions are generated, and/or old/new territorialities are activated.
Given this, the CLACSO Working Group on disputed territorialities and r-existences It presents itself as a space for imagination and dialogue among different forms of knowledge, whose objective is to bring together researchers and social scientists from diverse disciplines, approaches, and countries who develop research, discussion, reflection, and/or support for movements, individuals, and territorial experiences of resistance and defense of life and the commons. The Working Group seeks to be a collective and space for contributions from diverse perspectives, to think and rethink complexity beyond the dichotomies of subject/object, theoretical/empirical, rural/urban, society/nature, among others.
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Carmela Cariño Trujillo
Division of Social Sciences and Humanities
Metropolitan Autonomous University – Azcapotzalco Unit
Mexico
Milson Betancourt Santiago
Center for Research on Social Dynamics
Faculty of Social and Human Sciences
Externado University of Colombia
Carlos Walter Porto Goncalves
Postgraduate Program in Geography
Institute of Sciences, Campus da Praia Vermelha, Department of Geography
Federal Fluminense University
Brazil
