Titlebook: Contested Extractivism, Society and the State; Struggles over Minin Bettina Engels,Kristina Dietz Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Contested Market-Driven Land Reform in Malawi,ent Project. By discussing the stories of beneficiaries returning home shortly after the project’s inception, this chapter critically analyses the politics of resettlement underpinning land reform. I argue that the ‘willing seller, willing buyer’ model, while driven by the strong ethos of formalizin

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Contesting Extractivism: Conceptual, Theoretical and Normative Reflections,tivism is contested. First, taking the notion of contested extractivism seriously, the chapter discusses the types of contestation of extractivism that are highlighted in the literature and suggests a specific way of conceptualizing this object of research. Second, addressing this volume’s focus on

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Book 2017 the existingliterature, analyses in this volume deliberately focus on large-scale land usechanges both in relation to the expansion of industrialmining and to agro-industry. The authors contend that there are significantparallels between contestations over different variants of resourceextractivism

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Angela Benavides,Rajiv Khadka,Amy Banictanding tradition of decentralised state-building, which is, however, now at risk of being undermined by the expansion of large-scale mining forwarded by the national government, with potentially significant consequences for socio-political stability.

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Aldona Jarašūnienė,Nijolė Batarlienėble social engagement in struggles over mining. At the same time, through the exertion of participatory citizenship, actors opposing an industrial mining project contest the scaled geography of state power. Theoretically, the chapter combines insights from debates on the politics of scale, and from critical development and democracy studies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22940-5reted the political economy of commodity export and poverty reduction in terms of an alliance between ‘progressive’ governments and agrarian elites. They have concluded, therefore, that their main power lies in sustained mobilisation.

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Challenging Clinical Cases Discussion,dispossession and socio-environmental transformations. The effects of this territorial deprivation concern four key dimensions of environmental justice: distribution, recognition, participation and capabilities.

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Shahzad Muzaffar,Ibrahim (Abe) M. Elfadelth reflecting on an important normative tension that is associated with an academic approach that combines a critical perspective on extractivism with the empirical study of its contestation by those affected.