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Nodes of resistance to green grabbing: a political ecology
2016
Environment and Social Psychology
Green grabbing is the privatization or appropriation of land for purposes of advancing a "green" economy while excluding local, indigenous people from natural resources. This is a problem of global scale that has arisen mainly during a historical period when free market, neo-liberal policies have dominated the world economy. The academic li-terature on the subject rarely mentions resistance to green grabbing, nor are there many efforts to critically and syste-matically examine the social
doi:10.18063/esp.v1i2.49
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