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Reimagining the Crises of Extractivism: Towards a Critical Cultural Political Economy of Extractivism and Beyond
Extractivism faces interlocking crises of its own making. Extractive governance has failed to foster democratic, socially just, and ecologically sustainable political economies. The expansion of extractive zones has provoked surging conflicts across the world over access to and control over life-giv
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