The Fish Farm Problem and the Logic of Development Finance
When foreign capital builds your infrastructure, who owns what it produces?
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International Climate Change Rulings Show First Signs of Success
Advisory opinions on climate change published by the ICJ and IACtHR this summer are being employed in domestic…
From Liberation to Lucre: The Evolution of Colombia’s Marxist Insurgencies
Narcotics became not only a funding source for the expensive, militaristic actions of these guerrilla groups but…
A Local Stand For a Global Cause: The Targeting of Environmental Activists
This report is a harsh reminder that those fighting the climate crisis bear an enormously heavy burden of trying to…
MIR Meets: Gimena Sánchez-Garzoli
Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Gimena Sánchez-Garzoli, the acting director for the Andes at WOLA, the…
Colombian Exceptionalism: The Unusual Absence of a “Left Turn” Amid Continued…
We all know about the doctrine of “American exceptionalism”—that the United States has been uniquely molded by the…
Violences dans le Nord-Ouest de la Colombie, les conséquences d’un territoire…
« En 2016, le gouvernement du Président Juan Manuel Santos et la guérilla des FARC signent un accord de paix,…
Manifestations en Colombie: la fin de la présidence d’Iván Duque?
Depuis le 21 novembre, les Colombiens manifestent contre le gouvernement du président Iván Duque, au pouvoir depuis…
Héritage mondial ou héritage local: la réalité masquée de la Cité Perdue de…
La plupart des articles que l’on retrouve sur la Cité Perdue sont écrits comme des récits d’aventures. Ils…
Is Colombian Peace under Threat?
While the state’s role in the peace process is controversial due to its very involvement in the conflict, the state…