경제 세계화의 지역적 경험: 칠레 푼타 데 초로스 마을의 도밍가 프로젝트와 환경주의 사례를 중심으로
Grounding Economic Globalisation: The Case of Dominga Project and Local Environmentalism in Punta de Choros, Chile
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Within a dichotomous framework of structuralist approaches, recent local conflicts tend to be understood as reactionary or passive responses to economic globalization. This binary approach to local conflicts may prevent us from understanding the complex dynamics of local experiences of economic globalization. In order to overcome the limitations of dichotomous understandings of local conflicts, this article aims to ground economic globalization and to examine its diverse dynamics as experienced by different local social groups. This is also placed within recent alternative understandings of economic globalization and local conflicts. For this purpose, the Dominga Mine-port Project is presented as a case study, along with its related environmental conflicts in Punta de Choros, Chile.
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Within a dichotomous framework of structuralist approaches, recent local conflicts tend to be understood as reactionary or passive responses to economic globalization. This binary approach to local conflicts may prevent us from understanding the complex dynamics of local experiences of economic globalization. In order to overcome the limitations of dichotomous understandings of local conflicts, this article aims to ground economic globalization and to examine its diverse dynamics as experienced by different local social groups. This is also placed within recent alternative understandings of economic globalization and local conflicts. For this purpose, the Dominga Mine-port Project is presented as a case study, along with its related environmental conflicts in Punta de Choros, Chile.
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