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Panel 1: Indigenous knowledge and epistemologies
Chair Elisabet Rasch
Mining on First Nation land – The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun in Mayo/Yukon Territory
Gertrude Saxinger, Robert Gebauer, Jörg Oschmann, Susanna Gartler
Damage and Possibility: Artistic practice and world-making in extractive zones in the Americas
Siobhan Angus
Unearthing frontier socio-ecological systems: contesting state-led extractivism in Russia and Ecuador
Julia Loginova and Denisse Elizabeth Rodríguez
Panel 2: Indigenous resistance, social movements
Chair Michiel Köhne
The illusion of participation; a comparative study of environmental injustice in Peru and Ethiopia
Adrian Gonzalez and David Brown
Criminalization of anti-extraction movements in Ecuador: a gendered and collective perspective
Karolien van Teijlingen and Melissa Moreano
Theorizing the Plantationocene: Plants, Humans, and Activism in the West Papuan Oil Palm Nexus
Sophie Chao
Remediating and Caring for the Legacies of Extractivism in Northern Canada
Caitlynn Beckett
Literature, Extraction, and the Global South
Animesh Roy
Panel 3: Law and legal processes of resistance
Chair Michiel Köhne
Forest Right Act: a way forward to restore ecology in central India
Tejendra Pratap Gautam
The mining bargain and natural resources law
Barry Barton
The regimes of (im)perceptibility in waste extraction
Michael Picard, Tina Beigi
Path convergence: explaining the interdiction of illegal mining in Peru and Colombia
Gisselle Vila Benites
Towards new forms of environmental democracy: lessons from the popular consultation in Colombia
María Cecilia Roa-García
Panel 4: The Juridification of Natural Resources Conflicts in Contexts of Violent Legal Pluralism
Chair Ainhoa Montoya
Juridification and illegality in the dispossession process: the defense of territory and the commons in Tocoa, Honduras
Ainhoa Montoya
Defense of territorial rights through local action, regional spaces and political-legal strategies against extractive industries in Guerrero, Mexico
Yacotzin Bravo
“A moment of respite”: Indigenous and Afro-descendant political-legal strategies for territorial defense in the post-Colombia Agreement
Viviane Weitzner
The juridification of the struggles of indigenous peoples: indigenous law and the defense of territory in Guatemala
Rachel Sieder
Panel 5: Living in extractive landscapes: community resistance to mining
Chair Nick Holm
Mining: Extraction and Cultural Heritage
Jamie DeAngelo
Indigenous perspectives on mining operations in Kanaky/New Caledonia
Matthias Kowasch, Simon P.J. Batterbury, Antoine Cano Poady, and Chanel Ouetcho
Extractivism and civil society's operational space in Northern Chile
Viktoria Reisch
Confronting metal-mining and advocating eco-friendly economy in Armenia: The movement of local residents and civil initiatives to “Save Amulsar”
Milena Baghdasaryan
Extraction and the durée moyenne: Long-term community change in the context of extraction transformations
Glenn Banks