extractivism.de is a collaborative research project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The project investigates natural resource extractivism in Latin America and the Maghreb.
DOWNLOAD CALL FOR PAPER (EN/ES) 7/8 October 2025, Mexico City International conference Flying Academy “Geopolitics Futures: Energy, Extractivism, and Statecraft in Mexico and Latin America”
In mid-February 2025, the 33rd Havana International Book Fair (FILH) opened its doors, transforming the Cuban capital and the entire country into a vibrant literary
From March 2nd to 5th, 2025, our postdoc researcher, Dr Luíza Cerioli, participated in the ISA 66th Annual Convention: Reconnecting International Studies in Chicago, United
On February 21st, our Extractivism.de Team, represented by postdoc researcher Dr Luíza Cerioli, was at the DKN Sustainability Science Summit 2025: Advancing Sustainable Development in
On January 22, our postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, gave a lecture entitled “Brazil’s balancing act between extractivism and green industrialization” as a part of
The Extractivism project is accepting applications for short-term fellowships, which are funded for up to three months in the University of Kassel and/or the University
DOWNLOAD CALL FOR PAPER (EN/ES) 7/8 October 2025, Mexico City International conference Flying Academy “Geopolitics Futures: Energy, Extractivism, and Statecraft in Mexico and Latin America”
In mid-February 2025, the 33rd Havana International Book Fair (FILH) opened its doors, transforming the Cuban capital and the entire country into a vibrant literary
From March 2nd to 5th, 2025, our postdoc researcher, Dr Luíza Cerioli, participated in the ISA 66th Annual Convention: Reconnecting International Studies in Chicago, United
On February 21st, our Extractivism.de Team, represented by postdoc researcher Dr Luíza Cerioli, was at the DKN Sustainability Science Summit 2025: Advancing Sustainable Development in
On January 22, our postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, gave a lecture entitled “Brazil’s balancing act between extractivism and green industrialization” as a part of
The Extractivism project is accepting applications for short-term fellowships, which are funded for up to three months in the University of Kassel and/or the University
Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences
(Argentina)
University of São Paulo
(Brazil)
Erasmus University of Rotterdam
(Netherlands)
Natural Resource Governance Institute
(Tunisia)
University College of London
(United Kingdom)
University of Toronto
(Canada)
Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) (Switzerland)
independent
researcher
National University of San Martín
(Argentina)
University of Toronto
(Canada)
Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (Cuba)
University Mouloud Mammeri de
Tizi-Ouzou (Algeria)
Inter-American Development Bank
Georgetown University (USA)
University of Granada
(Spain)
Phillips University Marburg
(Germany)
Our project director, Hannes Warnecke-Berger, and our postdoc researcher, Luíza Cerioli, have published a new article on extractivism and international studies in the Oxford Research
Our postdoctoral researcher, Luíza Cerioli, along with co-author Jens Heibach (German Institute for Global Affairs, GIGA), has contributed a chapter to the forthcoming volume The
Our postdoctoral researcher, Luíza Cerioli, has contributed a chapter to the forthcoming volume International Relations in a Multipolar Middle East, edited by Francesco Belcastro and
New book available! Contents Latin America is gaining significant geopolitical importance in the context of the climate crisis, decarbonization, and the transition to renewable energy.
This Extractivism Policy Brief 08/2024 argues that: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico hold a considerable share of lithium reserves globally. These countries developed specific
This Extractivism Policy Brief 07/2024 shows: With the economic and ecological crisis that Tunisia is experiencing, an energy transition is needed to benefit from the
Our project director, Hannes Warnecke-Berger, and our postdoc researcher, Luíza Cerioli, have published a new article on extractivism and international studies in the Oxford Research
Our postdoctoral researcher, Luíza Cerioli, along with co-author Jens Heibach (German Institute for Global Affairs, GIGA), has contributed a chapter to the forthcoming volume The
Our postdoctoral researcher, Luíza Cerioli, has contributed a chapter to the forthcoming volume International Relations in a Multipolar Middle East, edited by Francesco Belcastro and
New book available! Contents Latin America is gaining significant geopolitical importance in the context of the climate crisis, decarbonization, and the transition to renewable energy.
This Extractivism Policy Brief 08/2024 argues that: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico hold a considerable share of lithium reserves globally. These countries developed specific
This Extractivism Policy Brief 07/2024 shows: With the economic and ecological crisis that Tunisia is experiencing, an energy transition is needed to benefit from the
