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Suzanne Lacombe,Marius Hack,Shadi Samawiouple of decades, the Colombian government has introduced a series of policies to attract international capital to the national extractive business. The government has been successful in this and, as a consequence, a mining boom—aided by aggressive implementation of neoliberal policies—has taken place.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-8373-1basis for wildlife exploitation in Colombia is culturally and historically rooted, I will analyze wildlife trafficking from a species justice perspective. This chapter will conclude with a discussion of how to address the harms of the WLT.

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3D Cinematic Aesthetics and Storytellinganet” is heard to the point where it becomes a cliché. This expression, however, contains—and conceals—dynamic and complex relationships between and within different human groups and nature with significant impacts on the natural environment.

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