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Josefina Camus

Josefina Camus

Josefina Camus’s research explores the intersections of art and ecology, with particular emphasis on ecosocial transformations, decoloniality, and the politics of gender.
Extractivism in Chile: Epistemic Injustice and Territorial Belonging

Extractivism in Chile: Epistemic Injustice and Territorial Belonging

How do different ways of inhabiting a territory coexist in the face of extractivism? The tensions between dominant Chilean state-society structures and Mapuche territorial lifeways have long manifested across the central and southern regions of Chile, and they persist today in renewed forms. These tensions are deepened by extractive projects
Josefina Camus Apr 13, 2026
Postcolonial Politics is dedicated to exploring the manifold ways in which contemporary politics and culture continue to be shaped by the legacies of colonialism, including its ongoing manifestations in the forms of neocolonialism, racism, global inequality and climate crisis. We are particularly interested in looking at novel forms of political organisation, innovative ideas and subjectivities that question received understandings of our social order.
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