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[null,null,"Autore",null,"Kaltmeier Olaf <1970->"]
[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Land Use - Handbook of the Anthropocene in Latin America I"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"Bielefeld : , : transcript Verlag, , 2024"]
[{"$nulls":4},"©2024"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"9783839470114"]
[{"$nulls":4},"3839470110"]
[null,null,"Edizione",null,"[1st ed.]"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (445 pages)"]
[null,null,"Collana",null,"The Anthropocene As Multiple Crisis: Perspectives from Latin America Series"]
[null,null,"Disciplina",null,"333.73/13098"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Land use - Social aspects - Latin America - History"]
[{"$nulls":4},"SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / General"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Academic Advisory Board -- General Introduction -- The Anthropocene as Multiple Crisis -- Periods of the Anthropocene's Genealogy in Latin America -- Colonial Period -- From the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- From 1950 to the Present -- Anthropocene Regions in Latin America -- Southern Cone -- Andes -- Amazon -- Mesoamerica -- Caribbean -- Land Use -- Final Words -- Colonial Period -- Introduction: Land Use in Colonial Latin America in the Anthropocene History -- References -- Land Use in the Southern Cone in the Colonial Period -- Demographic Change -- Changes in Land Use from an Indigenous Perspective -- Land Use for Food and Commerce -- Location, Resources, and Imperial Strategy -- Conclusion -- References -- Land Use in the Andes in the Colonial Period -- The Andean Space in History: Geosystems and Cultures -- The Impact of the Conquest and Changes in Land Ownership -- Royal Lands, Grants, Reductions, and Compositions -- Technological Changes and New Products -- The New Livestock Farming -- The Impact of Colonial Mining on the Landscape and the Environment -- The Export Market, Plantation Systems, and Cinchona Extraction -- Conclusions -- References -- Land Use in the Amazon in the Colonial Period -- Representations of the Conquest -- Colonization Projects: Missions and Cities (Seventeenth Century) -- Enlightenment Projects (Eighteenth Century) -- Land Use -- Environmental Impacts -- Conclusions -- References -- Land Use in Mesoamerica in the Colonial "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Period -- Mesoamerica: Imprints of the Future of a Region in the Long Term -- Land Use at the Time of Conquest -- Land‐use Actors and Transformation Factors -- Land, Property, and Labor: Setting and Implementing Crown Policies -- Resistance and Rebellions in the 300 Years of Colonialism in New Spain."]
[{"$nulls":4},"New Productive Geographies: the Extractive Model and New Spatial Configurations -- Urban‐Rural Rearticulation: Roads and Cities in the Web of New Land Uses -- Mining and Forestry -- Finance and Livestock: Consolidating Land Grabbing in Mesoamerica -- Discussion and Conclusions -- References -- Land Use in the Caribbean in the Colonial Period -- The Hatera Society in the Hispanic Insular Caribbean -- Sugar and Slave Islands -- Cattle Ranching in Plantation Colonies and Smuggling -- Brief Conclusions -- References -- From the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- Introduction: Land Use, Second Conquest, and the Anthropocene in Latin America from the Mid‑Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- References -- Land Use in the Southern Cone from the Mid‑Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- Brazil, the Mercantile Use of Land from the Colonial to the Independent Period -- The Southern Cone of Spanish America -- Conclusion -- References -- Land Use in the Andes from the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- Crises in the Tropical Andes -- Land Use Change -- Biomass Plantations and Extractivisms -- Final Discussion -- References -- Land Use in the Amazon from the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- Nation‐State Projects and Evangelization: from \"Empty\" and Wild Territory to Inexhaustible Source of Resources -- Travelers, Scientific Expeditions, and Chorographic Commissions -- From Military Engineers to Civilian Engineers -- Cinchona, Rubber and the Incorporation of the Amazon into the Global Market -- Conclusions -- References -- Land Use in Mesoamerica from the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- Antecedents: the Colonial Legacy -- Economic Liberalism in the Period 1810-1870 -- Agrarian Nationalism and Transnational Interventionism (1870-1930) -- Developmentalism and Scientific and Technological Intervention in the Countryside (1930-1950)."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Discussion from the Anthropocene: Strategies and Resistance to Environmental Crises -- References -- Land Use in the Caribbean from the Mid‐Nineteenth Century to 1950 -- The Slave Sugar Plantations -- The Era of Power Plants -- Other Agricultural Land Uses -- Transitions in Livestock Farming -- Final Note -- References -- From 1950 to the Present -- Introduction: Land Use in the Latin American Anthropocene from 1950 to the Present -- References -- Land Use in the Southern Cone from 1950 to the Present -- Geographic‐Ecological and Socio‐Historical Context -- Territorial Transformations -- The \"Soybean Republic:\" an Example of Territorial Metabolism -- Conclusion -- References -- Land Use in the Andes from 1950 to the Present -- Dispute over Land and Gradual Appearance of the Environmental Issue in Debates -- Structural Changes and Exacerbation of Land Scarcity during the Twentieth Century -- Agrarian Reforms and the Beginnings of a Critical Debate on the Modernization and Expansion of the Agricultural Frontier -- End of Agrarian Reforms, Globalization, Extractivism, and Environmentalist Turn(s) -- Access to Land and Spatial Forms of Land Use Transformation -- The Acceleration of the Expansion of the Agricultural Frontier -- Uncontrolled Expansion of Urbanized Land and Associated Resource Degradation -- The Direct and Indirect Consequences of the Extraction of Non‐Agricultural Natural Resources -- Conclusions: Access and Control of Land as a Possibility of Reversing Anthropocene Processes -- References -- Land Use in the Amazon from 1950 to the Present -- Population Growth as Common "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Driver of Landscape Domestication and Contemporary Land Cover Transformations -- The Indigenous Land Use Footprint and Environmentalist Narrative -- The Colonist Farmer Footprint and the Frontier Land Narrative."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Conclusions: The Anthropocene as an Analytical Framework of Contemporary Landscape Transformations in Amazonia and Beyond -- References -- Land Use in Mesoamerica from 1950 to the Present -- Plantationocene and Environmental Violence -- The State as a Major Catalyst of Development Violence (1950-1980) -- Transformations in Land Use (1950‐ 1980) -- The Agroexport Boom and Developmental Capitalism in Central America -- The Uneven Development of the Mexican Agricultural Sector -- The Neoliberal Shift: The Appropriation of Globalized Land (1980‐present) -- Resistance and Conflict (1980‐present) -- Conclusions -- References -- Land Use in the Caribbean from 1950 to the Present -- Land Use Patterns -- Axis I: Agriculture -- Axis II: Urbanization -- Axis III: Services -- Conclusion -- References -- Appendix -- Biographical Notes."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","Socio-ecological conflicts about land use in Latin America are complex: they involve various actors and flare up due to the dynamics of colonization, spatial appropriation, and the commodification of land. This volume of the Handbook »The Anthropocene as Multiple Crisis« focuses on land use in the main macro-regions of Latin America from the colonial regime to the contemporary era of the Anthropocene. The contributions touch upon numerous aspects, from the transformations of material to the social practices, their political and legal regulations as well as the imaginaries of virgin territories. Consequently, far from limiting themselves to a static cartography of land use, the contributors investigate the appropriations of borders and historic transformations in land use."]