Subterranean struggles: new dynamics of mining, oil and gas in Latin America

Michael L. Dougherty

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The scholarship of extractive industries is experiencing boom times. As extractive activity has expanded across the global south since the early 2000s, so too has the social science of the subsurfa...

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1986Underdeveloping the Amazon: Extraction, Unequal Exchange, and the Failure of the Modern State 2005Globalization and the Race for Resources 2006Globalization and the race for resources 1994States, firms, and raw materials : the world economy and ecology of aluminum

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