The action of dispossession: its sources in Canon Law by Pizarro, Nestor A.

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Bodies, territories and neoliberal governmentality. Views on the extractivist regimes from the feminist epistemology by Diaz, Martín Ezequiel, Alvaro, María Belén

“…We place ourselves in feminist epistemology to analyze the narratives of women who inhabit territories of dispossession from which women make life possible. We are interested in contributing to the knowledge of the effects of extractive regimes from the production and circulation of “other” meanings about their impacts built at the intersections of gender, class and territory.…”
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Signs of a passive interculturality (San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina 2015-2021) by Pezzoni, Pablo Ernesto

“…Aborigine community who inhabited —and still do inhabit— the territory currently occupied by the Argentina national state have suffered from simultaneous processes of dispossession, discrimination and pauperization. However, over the decades and within the framework of the struggle that communities have carried out, the government has adapted a part of its legislation to international requirements in relation to the respect for the rights of all people. …”
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Indigenous peoples, communities and organizations: meetings and articulations from and in the university extension by Marchesino, César

“…In a precipitous manner and with rhythms never seen before, in the context of capitalismWe can even affirm that it has intensified in the form that geographer David Harvey called accumulation by dispossession, which translates into the sustained advance over the last territories in which these peoples and communities have been confined. …”
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