01902nam 2200373Ka 450 991098599580332120250703100016.89781478094371(CKB)37787550200041(ODN)ODN0011676800(EXLCZ)993778755020004120250313d2025 uy 0engurcn|---|||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierArtery Racial ecologies on colombia's magdalena river. /Austin Zeiderman20251 online resource9781478028185 The Magdalena River, linking Colombia's Andean interior and Caribbean coast, has long served as a conduit for the expansion of colonial and racial capitalism in the Americas. Now a state-backed megaproject seeks to transform the waterway into a logistics corridor. In Artery , Austin Zeiderman relates the Magdalena's fraught past and uncertain future to global entanglements of race, nature, and capital. Refusing disciplinary parochialism, Zeiderman engages with debates across the social sciences and humanities to examine how racial orders shape ecologies and infrastructures, thereby upholding exploitative relations not only among human populations, but also between people and the planet. Alert to ethnographic specificity and broad relevance, Zeiderman positions the Magdalena River within regimes of extractivism and inequality that continue to afflict the modern world.NonfictionOverDriveMulti-CulturalOverDriveSociologyOverDriveNonfiction.Multi-Cultural.Sociology.SOC002000SOC056000SOC008050bisacshZeiderman Austin1794401BOOK9910985995803321Artery4403940UNINA