Mining in Latin America

Kalowatie Deonandan is Associate Professor of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.Michael L. Dougherty is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Illinois State University, USA.

• Part 1: Introduction 1. From Global Peripheries to the Earth’s Core: The New Extraction in Latin America Michael L. Dougherty Part 2: Conceptual Approaches to Excavating the New Extraction 2. Investment, Governance and Resistance in the New Extractive Economies of Latin America Henry Veltmeyer 3. The New Extractivism, Raw Materialism and 21st Century Mining in Latin America Paul S. Ciccantell and Daniel Patten 4. Post-neoliberalism in Latin America: Continuities and Discontinuities in Regimes of Extraction Liisa North, Ricardo Grinspun and Carlos Larrea Part 3: The Role of Canadian Capital in Latin American Extraction 5. Scarcity and Control: The New Extraction and Canada’s Mineral Resource Protection Network Michael L. Dougherty 6. Rethinking ‘Canadian Mining Imperialism’ in Latin America J.Z. Garrod and Laura Macdonald 7. Canadian Capital, Mining Taxation and the Return of Some (Strong) States Pablo Heidrich and Paola Ortiz Loaiza Part 4: Innovations on the Ground: Privatization, People and Governance 8. Mining Movements and Political Horizons in the Andes: Articulation, Democratization and Worlds Otherwise Bret Gustafson and Natalia Guzmán Solano 9. Extractive Industries and the Global Human Rights Regime for Businesses: The Marlin Human Rights Impact Assessment Kalowatie Deonandan and Jennifer Morgan 10. Moving Overseas? Critical Reflections on the Implementation of Latin American Ethical Gold Schemes in Sub-Saharan Africa Gavin Hilson and James McQuilken 11. Mining, Property and the Reordering of Socionatural Relations in Peru Matthew Himley Part 5: Jurisprudence and the New Extraction 12. The Rise of the Corporate Investment Rights Regime and ‘Extractive Exceptionalism’: Evidence from El Salvador Sarah Anderson, Manuel Pérez Rocha and Michael L. Dougherty 13. Impeding Access to Justice: Establishing Civil Jurisdiction in Canadian Courts in the Global Extractive Economy Bernadette Maheandiran Part 6: Conclusion and Ways Forward 14. The Unexplored Dimensions of Resistance to Extractivism in Latin America: The Role of Women and NGOs Kalowatie Deonandan and Rebecca Tatham