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.
Extractivism Talks #12: Accumulation frontiers and the capitalist pressure to extract: what social ecology can learn from the fossil gas/green hydrogen metabolism in Canada and
EXTRACTIVISM is accepting applications for short-term fellowships, funded for up to two months, at the University of Kassel and/or the Philipps University of Marburg in
Workshop: Energy transition, Sustainability, and Development December 3–5, 2025 UNSAM Campus, Buenos Aires, Argentina Context In the context of the recurring crisis of the energy
DOWNLOAD PROGRAM The Conference The world is entering a new energy era. This transition substantially increases demand for raw materials essential to renewable energy and
The world is changing: climate crisis, geopolitical rivalry between the US and China, and the EU seeking influence – all of these factors are shaping
On Monday, 16 June 2025, an informal gathering took place at CELA (the Center for Latin American Studies, an interdisciplinary research center focusing on Latin
Extractivism Talks #12: Accumulation frontiers and the capitalist pressure to extract: what social ecology can learn from the fossil gas/green hydrogen metabolism in Canada and
EXTRACTIVISM is accepting applications for short-term fellowships, funded for up to two months, at the University of Kassel and/or the Philipps University of Marburg in
Workshop: Energy transition, Sustainability, and Development December 3–5, 2025 UNSAM Campus, Buenos Aires, Argentina Context In the context of the recurring crisis of the energy
DOWNLOAD PROGRAM The Conference The world is entering a new energy era. This transition substantially increases demand for raw materials essential to renewable energy and
The world is changing: climate crisis, geopolitical rivalry between the US and China, and the EU seeking influence – all of these factors are shaping
On Monday, 16 June 2025, an informal gathering took place at CELA (the Center for Latin American Studies, an interdisciplinary research center focusing on Latin
Erasmus University Rotterdam
(Netherlands)
University of San Martín
(Argentina)
Hassan I University
(Morocco)
University of Sussex
(United Kingdom)
Leiden University
(Netherlands)
Leiden University
(Netherlands)
University Diego Portales
(Chile)
Our researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, has recently published an article in the Territory, Politics and Governance Journal, a leading Q1 journal in political science and
Edited By Hannes Warnecke-Berger, Hans-Jürgen Burchardt Description of the Book: The persistence of extractivism in Latin America is a central issue in contemporary debates on global sustainability
Our Senior Researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, has recently published a chapter on Saudi Arabia in The Palgrave Geopolitical Atlas, part of the Palgrave Handbooks in
This Extractivism Policy Brief 04/2026 shows: • Despite the importance of cutting emissions in the energy sector due to climate change, fossil fuel-producing countries see little reason
By Ouchichi Mourad. Algeria, the largest country in North Africa, is geopolitically significant due to its strategic location and natural resources. Despite its potential, the
Our researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, has recently published an article in the Territory, Politics and Governance Journal, a leading Q1 journal in political science and
Edited By Hannes Warnecke-Berger, Hans-Jürgen Burchardt Description of the Book: The persistence of extractivism in Latin America is a central issue in contemporary debates on global sustainability
Our Senior Researcher, Dr. Luíza Cerioli, has recently published a chapter on Saudi Arabia in The Palgrave Geopolitical Atlas, part of the Palgrave Handbooks in
This Extractivism Policy Brief 04/2026 shows: • Despite the importance of cutting emissions in the energy sector due to climate change, fossil fuel-producing countries see little reason
By Ouchichi Mourad. Algeria, the largest country in North Africa, is geopolitically significant due to its strategic location and natural resources. Despite its potential, the
