Development & wellbeing
War by other means at the extractive frontier: The violence of reconstruction in 'post-war' Peru
On the violence of reconstruction in 'post-war' Peru at the extractive frontier.
Citation
Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2021. War by other means at the extractive frontier: The violence of reconstruction in 'post-war' Peru. Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 27(1): 146-174.
Abstract
This publication is part of a broader research line on forest governance, climate policy, and Indigenous Peoples' rights. Contact me for the full text or to discuss its contents.
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- Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2022. Julian's choice: Of shamans, jaguar-shamans, and the sacrifices for progreso in Peru's extractive frontier. Journal of Latin American Studies 54(1): 103-124.
- Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2022. Between care and conflict: Relations of resource extraction in the Peruvian Amazon. Bulletin of Latin American Research 41(3): 435-449.
- Sarmiento Barletti JP and E Caruso. 2019. 'Kametsa asaiki: wellbeing and personhood in the Peruvian Amazon', in A Kothari, A Escobar and A Acosta (eds.) Pluriverse: A Post-Development Dictionary. New York: Columbia University Press.
- Killick E and Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2023. Indigenous transformations in the comunidad nativa: Rethinking kinship and its limitations in an expanding resource frontier. Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America 19(1).