Jacobo Ramirez
Biographic Data
| ID | 5790526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jacobo Ramirez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jacobo |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramirez |
| SIGNATURE | RAMIREZ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Copenhagen Business School |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2479-3266 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Energia eólica offshore e Ecologia Política feminista no Sul global
Este ensaio metodológico discute a relevância de analisar os impactos da energia eólica offshore no modo de vida das pescadoras artesanais e marisqueiras. O texto enfatiza o potencial das metodologias qualitativas, em especial a Cartografia Social e a construção da matriz SWOT, para ampliar a compreensão sobre a pesca feminina nos territórios marinhos. Tendo como base conceitos do campo da Ecologia Política com perspectiva de gênero, o estudo ev…
Conflicting injustices in decolonization and indigenous land rights
This study examines the injustices faced by Indigenous peoples when they are not clearly recognized in green energy investments, taking the Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) project in Kenya as a case study. The Indigeneity of Lake Turkana's self-identified Indigenous communities is deeply rooted in their ancestral lands. However, Kenya's ambiguity in categorizing Indigenous peoples and its detachment from international frameworks such as ILO 169 co…
Green colonialism and decolonial feminism
This qualitative study scrutinises how green energy investment affects Indigenous Wayúu people in Colombia’s La Guajira region. Employing coloniality of power and decolonial feminism frameworks, we delve into Wayúu women’s struggles and resilience in defending territories against large-scale wind energy projects. Our findings suggest that governments and businesses are ‘tuned in’ to the economic benefits of these projects, yet ‘tuned out’ from In…
Hybrid gender colonization
This study explores what can be learned from listening to and engaging deeply with muxes , the third gender of Mexico's indigenous Zapotec community. We examine indigenous peoples' forms of gender organizing, work, and activism through extensive fieldwork in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca, Mexico and intellectual engagement with scholarship on gender, coloniality, and third space theory. The empirical case showcases how muxes organize and d…
For more pluralistic critiques of colonialism
In accordance with critical reflective thinking on colonialisation, we respond to Dunlap’s critical remarks on our article by deconstructing some of the themes presented in the debate on internal colonialism in the context of large-scale wind energy developments in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico. We return to a historical conceptualisation of internal colonialism as it pertains to a continuation of colonial-like dynamics – oppression, repress…
Transactional colonialism in wind energy investments
Energy production is a source of disputes across the world. Governments and firms argue that investing in wind energy contributes to the sustainable development of energy systems. However, wind farms perpetuate ongoing injustices and instigate new injustices. Vulnerable groups such as excluded and marginalised indigenous people can trace the injustices in low-carbon investments to a historical continuity of oppression and repression by internal a…
Los empresarios frente al narcotráfico en México. Tratamiento informativo de las reacciones empresariales ante situaciones de violencia e inseguridad
The levels of violence and insecurity in Mexico have increased since the implementation of the ‘war against drug cartels” in 2006. This article seeks to identify the press framing of criminal acts against entrepreneurs and their small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs) in Mexico. A content analysis was performed on press news from United States (U.S.), Mexico and the European Union (EU). The results show that the newspapers from the U.S. and the …
The Discourse Function in Televised Debates. A Cross-cultural Study of Political Debates in Mexico, Spain and the United States
The article describes and compares the discourse strategies used in televised debates and those of the winning candidates in the latest presidential elections in Mexico and the United States, and in Spain's most recent general elections. A content analysis is done, based on the functional theory of political campaign discourse. The results show acclaim was the predominant strategy in the U.S. and Mexican debates, while the attack strategy was the…
Transactional colonialism in wind energy investments
Energy production is a source of disputes across the world. Governments and firms argue that investing in wind energy contributes to the sustainable development of energy systems. However, wind farms perpetuate ongoing injustices and instigate new injustices. Vulnerable groups such as excluded and marginalised indigenous people can trace the injustices in low-carbon investments to a historical continuity of oppression and repression by internal a…
Green colonialism and decolonial feminism
This qualitative study scrutinises how green energy investment affects Indigenous Wayúu people in Colombia’s La Guajira region. Employing coloniality of power and decolonial feminism frameworks, we delve into Wayúu women’s struggles and resilience in defending territories against large-scale wind energy projects. Our findings suggest that governments and businesses are ‘tuned in’ to the economic benefits of these projects, yet ‘tuned out’ from In…
Hybrid gender colonization
This study explores what can be learned from listening to and engaging deeply with muxes , the third gender of Mexico's indigenous Zapotec community. We examine indigenous peoples' forms of gender organizing, work, and activism through extensive fieldwork in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca, Mexico and intellectual engagement with scholarship on gender, coloniality, and third space theory. The empirical case showcases how muxes organize and d…
For more pluralistic critiques of colonialism
In accordance with critical reflective thinking on colonialisation, we respond to Dunlap’s critical remarks on our article by deconstructing some of the themes presented in the debate on internal colonialism in the context of large-scale wind energy developments in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico. We return to a historical conceptualisation of internal colonialism as it pertains to a continuation of colonial-like dynamics – oppression, repress…
Conflicting injustices in decolonization and indigenous land rights
This study examines the injustices faced by Indigenous peoples when they are not clearly recognized in green energy investments, taking the Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) project in Kenya as a case study. The Indigeneity of Lake Turkana's self-identified Indigenous communities is deeply rooted in their ancestral lands. However, Kenya's ambiguity in categorizing Indigenous peoples and its detachment from international frameworks such as ILO 169 co…
Los empresarios frente al narcotráfico en México. Tratamiento informativo de las reacciones empresariales ante situaciones de violencia e inseguridad
The levels of violence and insecurity in Mexico have increased since the implementation of the ‘war against drug cartels” in 2006. This article seeks to identify the press framing of criminal acts against entrepreneurs and their small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs) in Mexico. A content analysis was performed on press news from United States (U.S.), Mexico and the European Union (EU). The results show that the newspapers from the U.S. and the …
The Discourse Function in Televised Debates. A Cross-cultural Study of Political Debates in Mexico, Spain and the United States
The article describes and compares the discourse strategies used in televised debates and those of the winning candidates in the latest presidential elections in Mexico and the United States, and in Spain's most recent general elections. A content analysis is done, based on the functional theory of political campaign discourse. The results show acclaim was the predominant strategy in the U.S. and Mexican debates, while the attack strategy was the…
Los empresarios frente al narcotráfico en México. Tratamiento informativo de las reacciones empresariales ante situaciones de violencia e inseguridad
The levels of violence and insecurity in Mexico have increased since the implementation of the ‘war against drug cartels” in 2006. This article seeks to identify the press framing of criminal acts against entrepreneurs and their small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs) in Mexico. A content analysis was performed on press news from United States (U.S.), Mexico and the European Union (EU). The results show that the newspapers from the U.S. and the …
For more pluralistic critiques of colonialism
In accordance with critical reflective thinking on colonialisation, we respond to Dunlap’s critical remarks on our article by deconstructing some of the themes presented in the debate on internal colonialism in the context of large-scale wind energy developments in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico. We return to a historical conceptualisation of internal colonialism as it pertains to a continuation of colonial-like dynamics – oppression, repress…
Transactional colonialism in wind energy investments
Energy production is a source of disputes across the world. Governments and firms argue that investing in wind energy contributes to the sustainable development of energy systems. However, wind farms perpetuate ongoing injustices and instigate new injustices. Vulnerable groups such as excluded and marginalised indigenous people can trace the injustices in low-carbon investments to a historical continuity of oppression and repression by internal a…
Hybrid gender colonization
This study explores what can be learned from listening to and engaging deeply with muxes , the third gender of Mexico's indigenous Zapotec community. We examine indigenous peoples' forms of gender organizing, work, and activism through extensive fieldwork in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Oaxaca, Mexico and intellectual engagement with scholarship on gender, coloniality, and third space theory. The empirical case showcases how muxes organize and d…
Conflicting injustices in decolonization and indigenous land rights
This study examines the injustices faced by Indigenous peoples when they are not clearly recognized in green energy investments, taking the Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) project in Kenya as a case study. The Indigeneity of Lake Turkana's self-identified Indigenous communities is deeply rooted in their ancestral lands. However, Kenya's ambiguity in categorizing Indigenous peoples and its detachment from international frameworks such as ILO 169 co…
Green colonialism and decolonial feminism
This qualitative study scrutinises how green energy investment affects Indigenous Wayúu people in Colombia’s La Guajira region. Employing coloniality of power and decolonial feminism frameworks, we delve into Wayúu women’s struggles and resilience in defending territories against large-scale wind energy projects. Our findings suggest that governments and businesses are ‘tuned in’ to the economic benefits of these projects, yet ‘tuned out’ from In…
Energia eólica offshore e Ecologia Política feminista no Sul global
Este ensaio metodológico discute a relevância de analisar os impactos da energia eólica offshore no modo de vida das pescadoras artesanais e marisqueiras. O texto enfatiza o potencial das metodologias qualitativas, em especial a Cartografia Social e a construção da matriz SWOT, para ampliar a compreensão sobre a pesca feminina nos territórios marinhos. Tendo como base conceitos do campo da Ecologia Política com perspectiva de gênero, o estudo ev…
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