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.
Hofgeismar Latin America Symposium 2025 24 – 26 January 2025 The Political Right in Latin America The democratic regimes in Latin America are facing many
Extractivism Talks #09: “Venezuela’s 2024 election: accommodation and transformationl” REGISTER NOW The Event 17 July 2024, 18 – 20H Our Extractivism Talks #09 is entitled
Ecocriticism questions and examines socioeconomic discourses and power relations that view nature as a resource available to humans for use and extraction. Since the emergence
Our Extractivism Fellow, Prof. Dr. Verónica Robert, from the National University of San Martín and CONICET (Argentina), will take part in a discussion on “Energy
Extractivism Talks #08: “Javier Milei and Argentina’s Collapse” REGISTER NOW The Event 8 July 2024, 18 – 20PM The Extractivism Talks series is our platform
The Conference Theme Extractivism.de is a collaborative research project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) based at the University of
Hofgeismar Latin America Symposium 2025 24 – 26 January 2025 The Political Right in Latin America The democratic regimes in Latin America are facing many
Extractivism Talks #09: “Venezuela’s 2024 election: accommodation and transformationl” REGISTER NOW The Event 17 July 2024, 18 – 20H Our Extractivism Talks #09 is entitled
Ecocriticism questions and examines socioeconomic discourses and power relations that view nature as a resource available to humans for use and extraction. Since the emergence
Our Extractivism Fellow, Prof. Dr. Verónica Robert, from the National University of San Martín and CONICET (Argentina), will take part in a discussion on “Energy
Extractivism Talks #08: “Javier Milei and Argentina’s Collapse” REGISTER NOW The Event 8 July 2024, 18 – 20PM The Extractivism Talks series is our platform
The Conference Theme Extractivism.de is a collaborative research project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) based at the University of
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)
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
The new book of our researcher Luiza Cerioli, entitled “The Persian Gulf Triangle: Strategic Relations between Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United States,” is already
We published a new article: Warnecke-Berger, H., & Burchardt, H.‑J. Zu reich für die Energiewende? WeltSichten: Magazin Für Globale Entwicklung Und Ökumenische Zusammenarbeit, 2024(3). https://www.welt-sichten.org/artikel/42681/zu-reich-fuer-die-energiewende
This Extractivism Policy Brief 06/2024 shows: Despite global economic changes, the institutional configurations of the rentier system of accumulation in Algeria remain fundamentally the same.
This Extractivism Policy Brief 05/2024 shows: In the mining region of Gafsa in Tunisia, the phosphate industry has long played a central role. Despite its
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
The new book of our researcher Luiza Cerioli, entitled “The Persian Gulf Triangle: Strategic Relations between Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United States,” is already
We published a new article: Warnecke-Berger, H., & Burchardt, H.‑J. Zu reich für die Energiewende? WeltSichten: Magazin Für Globale Entwicklung Und Ökumenische Zusammenarbeit, 2024(3). https://www.welt-sichten.org/artikel/42681/zu-reich-fuer-die-energiewende
This Extractivism Policy Brief 06/2024 shows: Despite global economic changes, the institutional configurations of the rentier system of accumulation in Algeria remain fundamentally the same.
This Extractivism Policy Brief 05/2024 shows: In the mining region of Gafsa in Tunisia, the phosphate industry has long played a central role. Despite its
