Spatial Understanding of New Mineral Extraction and Local Contestation: Experience from the Peruvian Northern Highlands, Cajamarca
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This article aims to examine one of the most prominent socio-environmental conflicts against the large-scale mining projects by the multinational capital in the Peruvian northern highlands, Yanacocha’s Conga mining project in Cajamarca. In particular, the spatial focus of this article demonstrates how neoliberal spaces of capitalist accumulation have been uncovered in the multi-sited contestation expressed by local communities against the project. In other words, the article describes how the power asymmetry between the multinational capital and the state on the one hand, and local communities on the other, has been disclosed in converging spaces of capitalist accumulation and the contestation of local communities. The power asymmetry is revealed by looking at the spatial relationship between the new mineral extraction and local contestation in neoliberal Peru.
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This article aims to examine one of the most prominent socio-environmental conflicts against the large-scale mining projects by the multinational capital in the Peruvian northern highlands, Yanacocha’s Conga mining project in Cajamarca. In particular, the spatial focus of this article demonstrates how neoliberal spaces of capitalist accumulation have been uncovered in the multi-sited contestation expressed by local communities against the project. In other words, the article describes how the power asymmetry between the multinational capital and the state on the one hand, and local communities on the other, has been disclosed in converging spaces of capitalist accumulation and the contestation of local communities. The power asymmetry is revealed by looking at the spatial relationship between the new mineral extraction and local contestation in neoliberal Peru.
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