Diana Ojeda
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 230683 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Diana Ojeda |
| NOMBRES | Diana |
| APELLIDO | Ojeda |
| FIRMA | OJEDA D |
| AFILIACIONES | Pontificia Universidad Javeriana |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 646 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 14 |
Land grabbing, land dispossession, land rush
One glyphosate
Creating “wiggle room”
Tourism as an everyday geopolitical project
This article examines tourism as an everyday geopolitical project. Following feminist, queer, Black, Caribbean and Latin American contributions to the critical analysis of tourism geographies, it turns the attention to tourism's capacity to produce and reinforce uneven geographies, recreate colonial relations, and catalyze racialized and gendered dispossession. In doing so, it insists on the violent geographies of tourism and their sedimentations…
Ordinary Geographies
In Colombia’s agrarian spaces, war and extractivism are deeply entangled. Almost four years after the peace accords signed between the national government and the FARC guerrilla, post‐conflict geographies are best characterised by the ongoing dispossession of local populations related to the entrenchment of extractivism. Drawing from ethnographic work carried out in the Colombian Caribbean on the ordinary practices and spaces of social reproducti…
Formaciones actuales de lo campesino en América Latina
Section:ChooseTop of pageAbstract <
Malthus’s specter and the anthropocene
Hegemonic narratives and practices around environmental change, even when coming from concerned and seemingly progressive fronts, often contribute to a larger project of population control. The Malthusian specter of overpopulation looms large in pervasive images of imminent ecological disaster in ways that are profoundly depoliticizing and that serve projects of militarization, misogyny, and racism. In this paper, we expose and challenge problema…
Confronting populationism
In this themed section, we identify three forms of populationism and bring them into conversation, which allows us to mount feminist challenges to present day forms of population control. These interventions are timely and necessary because of the continued prevalence of population control ideology and population alarmism in sustainable development and climate change policy and programs. We issue a direct challenge to scholarship that links popul…
A feminist exploration of 'populationism
Following the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994 in Cairo, which prompted a discursive shift from population control to reproductive health and rights in international development, policy experts and scholars have relegated population control to the realm of history. This presents a unique challenge to feminist critics who seek to identify manifestations of population control in the present. In this article, we conside…
Green pretexts
Conjurar el olvido
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Violence and dispossession in tourism development
This article introduces a special issue that illustrates how violence and dispossession frequently define everyday practices, livelihoods and representations in tourism. The authors take a relational approach to violence, emphasizing how violence's many forms (physical, symbolic, epistemic, structural, etc.) interweave in practice to produce the built tourism environment, creating unequal power relations between "hosts" and "guests". The special …
Ambivalent desires
Los paisajes del despojo
This article suggests some key elements for the study of the processes and dynamics of dispossession from a spatial perspective. After pointing out the particular meanings of the category for the Colombian context, the author suggests a definition of dispossession based on two aspects: i) its capacity to violently reconfigure space and ii) its gradual and ordinary dimension. Based on the recent history of Tayrona Park and Montes de María in the C…
Violence and conservation
Paisajes del despojo cotidiano
The phenomena of landgrabbing and monopolizing of water sources have gained increasing attention in recent years. Nevertheless, very few studies have dealt with the problem of the grabbing and concentration of resources from an ethnographic perspective that would make it possible to illustrate the different ways in which dispossession takes place, as well as its concrete mechanisms and effects in particular historical, geographic and political co…
War and Tourism
This paper explores the discourses and practices of state securitisation that Colombia underwent during the last decade. By focusing on the imaginative geographies of security resulting from the unexpected couplings of war and tourism in the country, it delves into the everyday and highly uneven spaces of (in)security forged by the Democratic Security regime. It shows how a feminist take on the geopolitics of war and peace offers a better underst…
Indígenas "auténticos" y campesinos "verdes". Los imperativos identitarios del turismo en Colombia
Este artículo estudia los discursos y las prácticas recientes de desarrollo turístico en Colombia. En particular, busca entender cómo los imperativos del mercado turístico han impuesto nuevos requisitos identitarios, que implican papeles sociales determinados, a las comunidades locales como única alternativa económica y de reconocimiento político viable. Siguiendo los casos de los destinos turísticos de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, el Parque …
Green pretexts
While conflict-related dynamics are recognized as causes of land grabbing in Colombia, violent processes of exclusion and expropriation behind 'greener' projects are often seen as disconnected from them. The case of ecotourism in Tayrona National Natural Park makes it possible to explore the geographies of violence that sustain tourism in the area and their role in shaping everyday resource politics. This paper shows how green pretexts of paradis…
A Discussion
Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism by Melissa W. Wright
Wright, Melissa W. , Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism . New York and London : Routledge , 2006 . ISBN 0--415-95145-3 ( paperback ). Melissa Wright's Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism is an insightful account of the entangled processes of capital formation and subject formation. By tracing the particular historical geographies that make the “myth of the disposable third world woman” possible, Wright explore…
Producing nature and making the state
El influjo del clima sobre los seres organizados’ y la retórica ilustrada en el Semanario del Nuevo Reyno de Granada
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Ilustración y orden social
Con base en un estudio sobre el «Semanario del Nuevo Reino de Granada» este artículo argumenta que el tema de la población en esta publicación participa de un esfuerzo por construir un proyecto de orden social y una comunidad criolla ilustrada encargada de llevarlo a cabo. Se analizan varias memorias del «Semanario» con el fin de explorar cómo la preocupación por conocer, cuantificar, clasificar, ordenar y controlar la población de la Nueva Grana…
Green pretexts
While conflict-related dynamics are recognized as causes of land grabbing in Colombia, violent processes of exclusion and expropriation behind 'greener' projects are often seen as disconnected from them. The case of ecotourism in Tayrona National Natural Park makes it possible to explore the geographies of violence that sustain tourism in the area and their role in shaping everyday resource politics. This paper shows how green pretexts of paradis…
Producing nature and making the state
Violence and dispossession in tourism development
This article introduces a special issue that illustrates how violence and dispossession frequently define everyday practices, livelihoods and representations in tourism. The authors take a relational approach to violence, emphasizing how violence's many forms (physical, symbolic, epistemic, structural, etc.) interweave in practice to produce the built tourism environment, creating unequal power relations between "hosts" and "guests". The special …
Violence and conservation
A feminist exploration of 'populationism
Following the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994 in Cairo, which prompted a discursive shift from population control to reproductive health and rights in international development, policy experts and scholars have relegated population control to the realm of history. This presents a unique challenge to feminist critics who seek to identify manifestations of population control in the present. In this article, we conside…
Paisajes del despojo cotidiano
The phenomena of landgrabbing and monopolizing of water sources have gained increasing attention in recent years. Nevertheless, very few studies have dealt with the problem of the grabbing and concentration of resources from an ethnographic perspective that would make it possible to illustrate the different ways in which dispossession takes place, as well as its concrete mechanisms and effects in particular historical, geographic and political co…
Malthus’s specter and the anthropocene
Hegemonic narratives and practices around environmental change, even when coming from concerned and seemingly progressive fronts, often contribute to a larger project of population control. The Malthusian specter of overpopulation looms large in pervasive images of imminent ecological disaster in ways that are profoundly depoliticizing and that serve projects of militarization, misogyny, and racism. In this paper, we expose and challenge problema…
Ordinary Geographies
In Colombia’s agrarian spaces, war and extractivism are deeply entangled. Almost four years after the peace accords signed between the national government and the FARC guerrilla, post‐conflict geographies are best characterised by the ongoing dispossession of local populations related to the entrenchment of extractivism. Drawing from ethnographic work carried out in the Colombian Caribbean on the ordinary practices and spaces of social reproducti…
Los paisajes del despojo
This article suggests some key elements for the study of the processes and dynamics of dispossession from a spatial perspective. After pointing out the particular meanings of the category for the Colombian context, the author suggests a definition of dispossession based on two aspects: i) its capacity to violently reconfigure space and ii) its gradual and ordinary dimension. Based on the recent history of Tayrona Park and Montes de María in the C…
A Discussion
War and Tourism
This paper explores the discourses and practices of state securitisation that Colombia underwent during the last decade. By focusing on the imaginative geographies of security resulting from the unexpected couplings of war and tourism in the country, it delves into the everyday and highly uneven spaces of (in)security forged by the Democratic Security regime. It shows how a feminist take on the geopolitics of war and peace offers a better underst…
Confronting populationism
In this themed section, we identify three forms of populationism and bring them into conversation, which allows us to mount feminist challenges to present day forms of population control. These interventions are timely and necessary because of the continued prevalence of population control ideology and population alarmism in sustainable development and climate change policy and programs. We issue a direct challenge to scholarship that links popul…
Ambivalent desires
Formaciones actuales de lo campesino en América Latina
Section:ChooseTop of pageAbstract <
Tourism as an everyday geopolitical project
This article examines tourism as an everyday geopolitical project. Following feminist, queer, Black, Caribbean and Latin American contributions to the critical analysis of tourism geographies, it turns the attention to tourism's capacity to produce and reinforce uneven geographies, recreate colonial relations, and catalyze racialized and gendered dispossession. In doing so, it insists on the violent geographies of tourism and their sedimentations…
El influjo del clima sobre los seres organizados’ y la retórica ilustrada en el Semanario del Nuevo Reyno de Granada
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Creating “wiggle room”
Conjurar el olvido
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Ilustración y orden social
Con base en un estudio sobre el «Semanario del Nuevo Reino de Granada» este artículo argumenta que el tema de la población en esta publicación participa de un esfuerzo por construir un proyecto de orden social y una comunidad criolla ilustrada encargada de llevarlo a cabo. Se analizan varias memorias del «Semanario» con el fin de explorar cómo la preocupación por conocer, cuantificar, clasificar, ordenar y controlar la población de la Nueva Grana…
One glyphosate
Indígenas "auténticos" y campesinos "verdes". Los imperativos identitarios del turismo en Colombia
Este artículo estudia los discursos y las prácticas recientes de desarrollo turístico en Colombia. En particular, busca entender cómo los imperativos del mercado turístico han impuesto nuevos requisitos identitarios, que implican papeles sociales determinados, a las comunidades locales como única alternativa económica y de reconocimiento político viable. Siguiendo los casos de los destinos turísticos de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, el Parque …
El influjo del clima sobre los seres organizados’ y la retórica ilustrada en el Semanario del Nuevo Reyno de Granada
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Ilustración y orden social
Con base en un estudio sobre el «Semanario del Nuevo Reino de Granada» este artículo argumenta que el tema de la población en esta publicación participa de un esfuerzo por construir un proyecto de orden social y una comunidad criolla ilustrada encargada de llevarlo a cabo. Se analizan varias memorias del «Semanario» con el fin de explorar cómo la preocupación por conocer, cuantificar, clasificar, ordenar y controlar la población de la Nueva Grana…
Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism by Melissa W. Wright
Wright, Melissa W. , Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism . New York and London : Routledge , 2006 . ISBN 0--415-95145-3 ( paperback ). Melissa Wright's Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism is an insightful account of the entangled processes of capital formation and subject formation. By tracing the particular historical geographies that make the “myth of the disposable third world woman” possible, Wright explore…
Producing nature and making the state
A Discussion
Indígenas "auténticos" y campesinos "verdes". Los imperativos identitarios del turismo en Colombia
Este artículo estudia los discursos y las prácticas recientes de desarrollo turístico en Colombia. En particular, busca entender cómo los imperativos del mercado turístico han impuesto nuevos requisitos identitarios, que implican papeles sociales determinados, a las comunidades locales como única alternativa económica y de reconocimiento político viable. Siguiendo los casos de los destinos turísticos de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, el Parque …
Green pretexts
While conflict-related dynamics are recognized as causes of land grabbing in Colombia, violent processes of exclusion and expropriation behind 'greener' projects are often seen as disconnected from them. The case of ecotourism in Tayrona National Natural Park makes it possible to explore the geographies of violence that sustain tourism in the area and their role in shaping everyday resource politics. This paper shows how green pretexts of paradis…
War and Tourism
This paper explores the discourses and practices of state securitisation that Colombia underwent during the last decade. By focusing on the imaginative geographies of security resulting from the unexpected couplings of war and tourism in the country, it delves into the everyday and highly uneven spaces of (in)security forged by the Democratic Security regime. It shows how a feminist take on the geopolitics of war and peace offers a better underst…
Violence and conservation
Paisajes del despojo cotidiano
The phenomena of landgrabbing and monopolizing of water sources have gained increasing attention in recent years. Nevertheless, very few studies have dealt with the problem of the grabbing and concentration of resources from an ethnographic perspective that would make it possible to illustrate the different ways in which dispossession takes place, as well as its concrete mechanisms and effects in particular historical, geographic and political co…
Los paisajes del despojo
This article suggests some key elements for the study of the processes and dynamics of dispossession from a spatial perspective. After pointing out the particular meanings of the category for the Colombian context, the author suggests a definition of dispossession based on two aspects: i) its capacity to violently reconfigure space and ii) its gradual and ordinary dimension. Based on the recent history of Tayrona Park and Montes de María in the C…
Violence and dispossession in tourism development
This article introduces a special issue that illustrates how violence and dispossession frequently define everyday practices, livelihoods and representations in tourism. The authors take a relational approach to violence, emphasizing how violence's many forms (physical, symbolic, epistemic, structural, etc.) interweave in practice to produce the built tourism environment, creating unequal power relations between "hosts" and "guests". The special …
Ambivalent desires
Green pretexts
Conjurar el olvido
En el Repositorio Institucional Séneca están depositados materiales en formato digital fruto de la producción científica o académica, de esta manera permite almacenar, difundir y preservar información de vital importancia
Malthus’s specter and the anthropocene
Hegemonic narratives and practices around environmental change, even when coming from concerned and seemingly progressive fronts, often contribute to a larger project of population control. The Malthusian specter of overpopulation looms large in pervasive images of imminent ecological disaster in ways that are profoundly depoliticizing and that serve projects of militarization, misogyny, and racism. In this paper, we expose and challenge problema…
Confronting populationism
In this themed section, we identify three forms of populationism and bring them into conversation, which allows us to mount feminist challenges to present day forms of population control. These interventions are timely and necessary because of the continued prevalence of population control ideology and population alarmism in sustainable development and climate change policy and programs. We issue a direct challenge to scholarship that links popul…
A feminist exploration of 'populationism
Following the International Conference on Population and Development in 1994 in Cairo, which prompted a discursive shift from population control to reproductive health and rights in international development, policy experts and scholars have relegated population control to the realm of history. This presents a unique challenge to feminist critics who seek to identify manifestations of population control in the present. In this article, we conside…
Ordinary Geographies
In Colombia’s agrarian spaces, war and extractivism are deeply entangled. Almost four years after the peace accords signed between the national government and the FARC guerrilla, post‐conflict geographies are best characterised by the ongoing dispossession of local populations related to the entrenchment of extractivism. Drawing from ethnographic work carried out in the Colombian Caribbean on the ordinary practices and spaces of social reproducti…
Formaciones actuales de lo campesino en América Latina
Section:ChooseTop of pageAbstract <
Creating “wiggle room”
Tourism as an everyday geopolitical project
This article examines tourism as an everyday geopolitical project. Following feminist, queer, Black, Caribbean and Latin American contributions to the critical analysis of tourism geographies, it turns the attention to tourism's capacity to produce and reinforce uneven geographies, recreate colonial relations, and catalyze racialized and gendered dispossession. In doing so, it insists on the violent geographies of tourism and their sedimentations…
Land grabbing, land dispossession, land rush
One glyphosate
Political science (16 obras) · Sociology (14 obras) · Law (11 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (9 obras) · Law (9 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · History and Politics in Latin America (6 obras) · Humanities (6 obras) · Political economy (6 obras)