Spatial Conflicts of Capitalism

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• Communities, method of usage: unravelling mining guides, manuals and reports

  Raquel Giffoni Pinto, Maíra Sertã Mansur, Cristiana Losekann

• Dispossession, violence and transformative power: an intersectional approach to evictions

  Larissa Gdynia Lacerda, Paula Freire Santoro, Isabella Berloffa Alho, Gisele Aparecida de Sá Brito, Marina Kohler Harkot

• Drugs, morality and “central hyperperipheries” under the fragmentary social and spatial logic in São Paulo (Brazil) and Bogotá (Colombia)

  Thiago Godoi Calil, Eda Maria Góes

• Emancipatory economic deglobalisation: a Polanyian perspective

  Andreas Novy

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• Environmental conflict in the Bahian backlands: the Pedra de Ferro project in Caetité and Pindaí

  Nelma Gusmão de Oliveira, Diego Henrique Santos Brito

• Eviction cycles in Belém (PA): the Tucunduba River Basin and the reproduction of precariousness

  Ana Carolina Miranda Tavares, Ana Claudia Duarte Cardoso

• Extensive urbanization and violent neo-extractivism in Brazil: ten considerations on the explosion of the Brazilian social conflict

  Thiago Canettieri

• Neoextractivism and corporate authoritarianism in the resettlement process of Bento Rodrigues, Mariana-MG

  Natalia Beneton Soares, Nabil Bonduki

• Pathways of financial capital in the Brazilian agrarian space: elements for the debate on water conflicts in Mato Grosso, Brazil

  Daniel Lemos Jeziorny, Lucas Trentin Rech, Daniela Dias Kuhn, Hugo Henrique Kegler dos Santos

• Peasantry and neoextractivism in São Paulo: dynamics and conflicts of the sugar-energy industry in the region of Ribeirão Preto

  Victor Marchesin Corrêa, Joelson Gonçalves de Carvalho

• Place, Plurality of Existence and Democracy

  Marcos Xavier

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• The capitalist production of space and the entrepreneurial management of urban policy: the case of PBH Ativos S/A

  Thiago Canettieri

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• The captivity of Land and Labor: Neoextractivist policy and planning in São Luís, Maranhão

  Frederico Lago Burnett

• “Here, vale is the State”: neoextractivism and authoritarianism in the city, the countryside and the forest in the region of Carajás

  Rodrigo Castriota