No. Especial (2025) | Revista Austral de Ciencias Sociales

Alessandra Gasparotto, Elisandra Galvão, Gabriel da-Silva-Teixeira, Graciela Bonassa-Garcia, Halyme Ray Franco-Antunes, Leonilde Servolo-De-Medeiros, Fabricio Teló, Regina Coelly-Fernandes

177-198

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Displacements and violations from Itaipu: hunger, cold, illness and targets achieved

Carla Luciana Silva, Jussaramar da-Silva

199-228

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The Brazilian dictatorship’s infrastructure projects in the Amazon – advance of capital, geopolitics, high exploitation of the workforce and violence against traditional peoples

Pedro Henrique Pedreira-Campos

229-262

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Internally Forced Displacement in Chile (1973-1990): Economic and Social Consequences of Historical Invisibility

Sebastian Smart, Karinna Fernández

263-292

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Beyond prison: Confiscation as a tool to punish corporate complicity in crimes against humanity

Paula Mallimaci-Barral

293-315

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La violencia empresarial-militar en el espacio

Federico Geller, Guadalupe Marín Burgin, Carlos Salamanca Villamizar

317-342

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Full Issue

INTRODUCCIÓN

La violencia económico-militar en el espacio. Aportes para su debate desde América Latina

CURADORES

La Violencia Económico Militar en el Espacio. Un recorrido en tres actos

ARTICLES

Forms of judicialization of the participation of corporate business actors in repression during the dictatorships in Argentina, Brazil and Chile

Borderlands, extractivism, and water under repressive contexts and neoliberal regimes: three case studies in Latin America

Military-employer repression in the Greater La Plata region (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Mapping, reconstruction of worker histories, and political-union coordination in the seventy’s

Forced displacement and the real estate market during the eradication of shantytowns implemented in the city of Buenos Aires under the last Argentine military dictatorship

Repressive processes and productive, territorial, and social reconfiguration in the south of Tucumán (Argentina, 1966-1983)

Forced displacement: political operation to dispossess the homes of forest communities of the Panguipulli Forestry and Timber Complex (COFOMAP), 1978-1994

Corporate responsibility for human rights violations against rural populations during the civic-military dictatorship in Brazil (1964-1985): What does the case of the company Josapar teach us?

Displacements and violations from Itaipu: hunger, cold, illness and targets achieved

The Brazilian dictatorship’s infrastructure projects in the Amazon – advance of capital, geopolitics, high exploitation of the workforce and violence against traditional peoples

Internally Forced Displacement in Chile (1973-1990): Economic and Social Consequences of Historical Invisibility

Beyond prison: Confiscation as a tool to punish corporate complicity in crimes against humanity

La violencia empresarial-militar en el espacio