Tania Eulalia Martinez Cruz

• August 29, 2022

  El problema del “expertise” y la necesidad de crear dialogos interculturales en desarrollo internacional

  

  This opinion article was written for LASA Forum in Spanish, a version in English will come soon “the problem with expertise and the need to create intercultural in international development”. This reflection is based on the author’s experiences for more than 10 years working for different international development organisations on Indigenous issues. Click below to…
• November 1, 2020

  Towards a solidarity-based network of agrarian studies global-south scholars: A Manifesto

  We are witnessing a new momentum in critical agrarian studies. In the last two decades, multiple crises around food, feed, fuel, natural resources extractivism, land, finance, labor, migration, environment and human rights have converged. All of these contribute to global resource grabbing in an era of capitalism and climate change which affect the most vulnerable…
• October 31, 2020

  Resisting in the mountains in Mexico: using territory and self-determination to resist COVID-19

  

  Mexico is a diverse country and as such, each region is coping with COVID19 in different ways with the resources they have. Today, I will describe the coping mechanisms of my hometown, Tamazulapam Mixe, a little indigenous community located in the mountains of “Sierra Norte” in Oaxaca, Mexico. Many people know us as ‘the never…