Volume 16, Number 1, April 2017
What should an overtly critical Latin Americanist geography look like? That’s the question we explore in this introduction to The Journal of Latin...
What should an overtly critical Latin Americanist geography look like? That’s the question we explore in this introduction to The Journal of Latin...
The third and final issue of the Journal of Latin American Geography in 2016 continues with the established tradition of covering a wide...
The Journal of Latin American Geography now has a new website to submit your scholarship. Please create an account at www.digitalcommons.lsu.edu/jlag...
In this article, I consider the environmental narratives of an Amazonian expedition at the turn of the 21st century, called Amazon Quest, a...
Researchers, NGOs, and the Brazilin government have paid significant attention to the preservation of Brazil’s natural landscapes. As a result, more than 25...
Abstract Corruption, the misuse of public office for private gains, is a cancerous phenomenon in Latin America, although it varies widely among countries...
Abstract This paper examines changes in socio-spatial practices that have resulted from the relocation of peasant and indigenous communities into Sustainable Rural Cities...
Abstract Many payments for ecosystem services (PES) programs in Latin America aim to provide motivation for environmental protection through valuing services and providing...
Abstract The Makushi and Wapishana peoples of the Rupununi region of Guyana have been fighting for the rights to their traditional territories since...
Abstract Amazonian deforestation has declined recently, but Brazil’s infrastructure plans continue to target the region. In the interest of sustainable development, this article...