Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is Professor of Human Geography at the University of Cardiff, UK. He has previously been the author or editor of 24 books, including recent works on the Amazon and on indigenous studies such as Kaiowcide: Living through the Guarani-Kaiowa Genocide (2021). He has managed several international projects around the situation faced by the Guarani-Kaiowa indigenous population.

• PrefaceIntroduction: The Necessity and the Politics of DifferencePart I. A World Because of Difference: Immanent and Contested Mis-Differentiation1. Difference, Controversy, Space and the Hegelian Bond2. Relations of Indifference in and through Space3. Capitalist Worldmaking out of Mis-differencePart II. Attacking Indigenous Difference: Coloniality, Frontier, Spacecide4. Conquering, Appropriating and Genociding Kaiowland5. Guarani-Kaiowa Struggle for and through Difference6. Indifference in Text, Action and SensibilityConclusions: Errands of Indigeneity beyond Mis-differenceGlossary of Acronyms and Indigenous TermsBibliographyIndex

Difference has long been a buzzword in both the theoretical and practical worlds. But Geographies of Difference takes this term in an entirely new direction by connecting it with Hegel rather than the usual suspects. In a groundbreaking and exhilarating book, Antonio Ioris links indigenous difference to the contradictions of capitalism globalization. In the process, he shows that Hegel is the thinker we need to bring this difference to light. After Geographies of Difference, we can no longer think of difference or of Hegel in the same way again.