Many countries in the Global South rely on extractivism of raw materials as a driver for social, political, and economic transformation. However, the current challenges
CfP EISA/EWIS Workshop “The Dark Side of Sustainability and Uneven Global Development: Interlinking IR, Area Studies and Development Research” Extractivism.de hosts a workshop at
Many countries in the Global South rely on extractivism of raw materials as a driver for social, political, and economic transformation. However, the current challenges
CfP EISA/EWIS Workshop “The Dark Side of Sustainability and Uneven Global Development: Interlinking IR, Area Studies and Development Research” Extractivism.de hosts a workshop at
On March 11th, 2022, the collaborative research project Extractivism.de organized an online discussion entitled “Bringing Structural Analysis Back in a World of Pessimism.” The event
Extractivism.de was presented at the 40th International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA), which happened online from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th of
May 11th, 2022, 16-20h Berlin | 15-19h London | 11-15h Brasília | 20-24h Dhaka Registration required. For more information, please click here: Extractivism Talks #02 The world
Our Postdoc Researcher Luíza Cerioli, based in the University of Kassel, participated last week (March 28 – April 2, 2022) at the International Studies Association
Meret Jacob-Lakrimdi, Ph.D. student of the project Extractivism.de, gave a lecture titled “Climate Change Adaption Through Migration – Perspectives from the Maghreb states” at the
On 15 March 2022, the University of Kassel, CELA and the project network Extractivism.de organized an online discussion on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro seems to be somewhat confused on how to tackle the Ukraine-Russia conflict in a way that aligns with his interests. In
On March 7, Dr. Camila Ponce Lara, postdoc in our project, was invited to inaugurate the School of Communications and International Relations at the Ramón
Kick-off event for the project start of the BMBF funded collaborative research project “Raw Material Extractivism in Latin America and the Maghreb” of the University
Climate Change through Green Resources? Challenges, Risks, and Opportunities from an international perspective Kick-off event for the project start of the BMBF funded collaborative research
Extractivist Latin America: is it possible to change the model? Latin America has had the luxury of living off its natural resources, but the model
Monday, May 31, 2021: Oil dependence can aggravate poverty. Researchers examine development opportunities for countries that have so far relied on resource exploitation. Click HERE
Latin America and Covid: Arguments for imposing taxes on wealth. For decades it has been thought that to end inequality fighting poverty is necessary. The
New collaborative research project on natural resource exploitation in Latin America and the Maghreb. The University of Kassel, together with the Philipps-University of Marburg, will
New collaborative research project: “Natural resource extractivism in Latin America and the Maghreb”. Universities of Kassel and Marburg investigate social impacts of natural resource and
On March 11th, 2022, the collaborative research project Extractivism.de organized an online discussion entitled “Bringing Structural Analysis Back in a World of Pessimism.” The event
Extractivism.de was presented at the 40th International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association (LASA), which happened online from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th of
May 11th, 2022, 16-20h Berlin | 15-19h London | 11-15h Brasília | 20-24h Dhaka Registration required. For more information, please click here: Extractivism Talks #02 The world
Our Postdoc Researcher Luíza Cerioli, based in the University of Kassel, participated last week (March 28 – April 2, 2022) at the International Studies Association
Meret Jacob-Lakrimdi, Ph.D. student of the project Extractivism.de, gave a lecture titled “Climate Change Adaption Through Migration – Perspectives from the Maghreb states” at the
On 15 March 2022, the University of Kassel, CELA and the project network Extractivism.de organized an online discussion on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro seems to be somewhat confused on how to tackle the Ukraine-Russia conflict in a way that aligns with his interests. In
On March 7, Dr. Camila Ponce Lara, postdoc in our project, was invited to inaugurate the School of Communications and International Relations at the Ramón
Kick-off event for the project start of the BMBF funded collaborative research project “Raw Material Extractivism in Latin America and the Maghreb” of the University
Climate Change through Green Resources? Challenges, Risks, and Opportunities from an international perspective Kick-off event for the project start of the BMBF funded collaborative research
Extractivist Latin America: is it possible to change the model? Latin America has had the luxury of living off its natural resources, but the model
Monday, May 31, 2021: Oil dependence can aggravate poverty. Researchers examine development opportunities for countries that have so far relied on resource exploitation. Click HERE
Latin America and Covid: Arguments for imposing taxes on wealth. For decades it has been thought that to end inequality fighting poverty is necessary. The
New collaborative research project on natural resource exploitation in Latin America and the Maghreb. The University of Kassel, together with the Philipps-University of Marburg, will
New collaborative research project: “Natural resource extractivism in Latin America and the Maghreb”. Universities of Kassel and Marburg investigate social impacts of natural resource and
