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Member Profiles
I am a Lecturer in International Development and Geography at the University of Sussex. My doctoral thesis ‘Territory, Resistance and Struggles for the Plurinational State: A Spatial Analysis of the TIPNIS Conflict’ explored a contemporary Left-indigenous movement that formed in resistance to the Bolivian government’s proposal to build a road through an indigenous territory and national park, known as the TIPNIS. My research interests focus on the spatialities of social movements and activism, indigenous politics and environmental justice. A key aspect of my work is on understanding the vital role of civil society actors in shaping development agendas in the Global South.
Keywords
Social Movements, Indigeneity, Resource Politics, Indigenous Politics
Related Latinamerican Country/City
Bolivia, Amazonia
Anna Laing
University of Sussex
@AnnaFLaing
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