Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America
Several processes have affected the regions of Latin America in recent decades: There has been an expansion of land rights based on the communalization of land tenure, which have turned into ‘territorial rights’. This produced social movements that have utilized territory as a stake in their struggl...
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ir-10336-285502020-08-28T15:50:33Z Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America Los derechos territoriales comunales y el papel de la clase, la raza y la etnia en las recientes luchas agrarias en América Latina Baquero Melo, Jairo Territorial rights Intersectionality Social classes Race Ethnicity Several processes have affected the regions of Latin America in recent decades: There has been an expansion of land rights based on the communalization of land tenure, which have turned into ‘territorial rights’. This produced social movements that have utilized territory as a stake in their struggles. Also, there has been an expansion of capitalist accumulation related to agribusiness and mining, associated to processes of primitive accumulation. The interplay of these processes has shaped the way contemporary social struggles have developed in rural settings. Long-term processes of capitalist accumulation have produced an overlap between land conflicts and labor disputes entailing class struggle. Even so, contemporary land rights have been increasingly significant on the basis of ethno-adscriptions. This chapter aims to stress that social classes still play an important role in the analysis of rural inequalities, but in relation with other categories such as race and ethnicity. By adopting an intersectional approach, I deploy qualitative methods to analyze the role of the social class category as entangled with race and ethnicity, within contemporary struggles over land and territory, with a special focus on the Chocó region in Colombia. 2017-01-01 2020-08-28T15:49:18Z info:eu-repo/semantics/bookPart info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion ISBN: 978-3-86618-893-8 https://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/28550 eng info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess application/pdf Rainer Hampp Verlag Where have all the classes gone? A critical perspective on struggles and collective action |
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Several processes have affected the regions of Latin America in recent decades: There has been an expansion of land rights based on the communalization of land tenure, which have turned into ‘territorial rights’. This produced social movements that have utilized territory as a stake in their struggles. Also, there has been an expansion of capitalist accumulation related to agribusiness and mining, associated to processes of primitive accumulation. The interplay of these processes has shaped the way contemporary social struggles have developed in rural settings. Long-term processes of capitalist accumulation have produced an overlap between land conflicts and labor disputes entailing class struggle. Even so, contemporary land rights have been increasingly significant on the basis of ethno-adscriptions. This chapter aims to stress that social classes still play an important role in the analysis of rural inequalities, but in relation with other categories such as race and ethnicity. By adopting an intersectional approach, I deploy qualitative methods to analyze the role of the social class category as entangled with race and ethnicity, within contemporary struggles over land and territory, with a special focus on the Chocó region in Colombia. |
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Baquero Melo, Jairo |
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Baquero Melo, Jairo |
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Baquero Melo, Jairo |
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Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America |
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Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America |
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Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America |
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Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America |
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Communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in Latin America |
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communal territorial rights and the role of class, race, and ethnicity in recent agrarian struggles in latin america |
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Rainer Hampp Verlag |
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2017 |
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