MINING DEVELOPMENT "GENDER": MATERNALISM AND EXTRACTIVISM, BETWEEN COMPLEMENTARITY AND CONTESTATION

被引：2

作者：

Grieco, Kyra ^{[1
]}

机构：

[1] Cerma, Mondes Amer EHESS, IFEA, Paris, France

来源：

CAHIERS DES AMERIQUES LATINES | 2016年 / 82卷

关键词：

mining; gender; social movements; power;

D O I：

10.4000/cal.4351

中图分类号：

K9 [地理];

学科分类号：

0705 ;

摘要：

Mining activities' potential to promote growth and equality in Peru is a subject of debate. Contrasting views stem from different ideas as to what constitutes a desirable social and economic model, as well as from substantial power differentials between actors bought together by the sector. This article adopts gender as an analytical perspective in order to deal transversally with the material and symbolic dimensions of the power relations that intertwine with the social and environmental processes "engendered" by mining activities, in a region of intense extraction and mobilisation.

引用

页码：95 / 111

页数：17

共 50 条

[1] Furious depletion-Conceptualizing artisan mining and extractivism through gender, race, and environment
Cote, Muriel
FRONTIERS IN HUMAN DYNAMICS, 2023, 5
[2] The 'will to improve' at the mining frontier: Neo-extractivism, development and governmentality in the Ecuadorian Amazon
Van Teijlingen, Karolien
EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES AND SOCIETY, 2016, 3 (04): : 902 - 911
[3] Contrasting trends in gender and childcare in Argentina: Family policies between LGBT rights and maternalism
Faur, Eleonor
CURRENT SOCIOLOGY, 2018, 66 (04) : 617 - 628
[4] Extractivism, development narratives and the myth of the "spill effect": the case of lithium mining in Argentina
Lende, Sebastian Gomez
ERIA-REVISTA CUATRIMESTRAL DE GEOGRAFIA, 2023, 43 (03): : 311 - 335
[5] Between dialogue and contestation: gender, Islam, and the challenges of a Malian public sphere
De Jorio, Rosa
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, 2009, 15 : S95 - S111
[6] COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES
BISWAS, MR
BISWAS, AK
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, 1984, 11 (01) : 35 - 44
[7] MINING EXTRACTIVISM AND MALARIA EPIDEMIOLOGY IN VENEZUELA WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE 2030 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
Guerrero, Arli M.
COMUNIDAD Y SALUD, 2023, 21 (02) : 89 - 98
[8] New extractivism, foreign investment and inclusive development: reclaiming participatory gender equality in Peru
Valencia, Areli
GLOBALIZATIONS, 2022, 19 (06) : 876 - 886
[9] Extractivism, development narratives and the myth of the "trickle-down effect": the case of lithium mining in Argentina
Lende, Sebastian Gomez
ERIA-REVISTA CUATRIMESTRAL DE GEOGRAFIA, 2023, 43 (03): : 336 - 340
[10] Losing ground: the contestation between coastal infrastructure and community from a gender perspective
Rane, Neha Sunil
Ghule, Harshali
INTERNATIONAL PLANNING STUDIES, 2025,

← 1 2 3 4 5 →