Mathilde Gingembre
Biographic Data
| ID | 94515 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mathilde Gingembre |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mathilde |
| FAMILY NAME | Gingembre |
| SIGNATURE | GINGEMBRE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Catholique de Lille |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-5955-313X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Insurgent Citizenship for Ancestral Rights: Pastoralists' Resistance to Land Dispossession in Madagascar
By examining the enduring resistance of Malagasy pastoralists to a large‐scale biofuel and afforestation project, this paper explores how the dispossession of agrarian populations reflects and shapes citizenship regimes and practices from below. Drawing on fieldwork and documentary analysis spanning 2010–2026, it shows how a State‐backed corporate land acquisition operates through frontier dynamics, classifying pastoral territory as legally empty…
Towards a transformative approach to just rural transitions: Landscape restoration in the Scottish highlands
Driven by international policy agendas to restore landscapes, large-scale land-use changes are expected in rural areas, with significant implications for landscape characteristics, land-uses, livelihoods, economies and cultures. It is increasingly recognised that the long-term success of restoration initiatives requires integrating social considerations, yet uncertainties remain over the pathways for achieving this. This paper explores the basis …
Conceptualising rural environmental justice in Europe in an age of climate-influenced landscape transformations
Driven by net-zero policies, major landscape shifts expected in rural Europe. • Injustices arise from potential climate-influenced landscape transformations. • Empirical environmental justice study of three rural European landscapes. • Unequal land access central to rural environmental justice
Resistance or participation? Fighting against corporate land access amid political uncertainty in Madagascar
Drawing on a micro-level ethnography, this paper explores the process by which a rural municipality managed to pressure the state into temporarily halting the land extension of a large-scale biofuel project in an agropastoral area of southern Madagascar. It documents how the coalition of local leaders and wealthy cattle owners behind the protest resisted threats to their land access and local domination by finding spaces of expression outside the…
Governing ancestral land in Madagascar
Madagascar has long been renowned for its unique and threatened biodiversity, as well as the rich and diverse cultures of the Malagasy people and the severe poverty and exposure to natural disaster that they endure. The island has frequently appeared in the media, however, as a result of political turmoil and natural resource governance dynamics. The infamous Daewoo land deal, subsequent political protests and the ousting of the country’s preside…
Competition over Authority and Access: International Land Deals in Madagascar
Despite the well-publicized abandonment of Daewoo Logistics' gigantic agricultural project, large-scale land appropriations continue in Madagascar. Drawing on three case studies, this article analyses how relations between entities governing land access shape, and are shaped by, agribusiness-related land deals. State representatives and local elites generally welcome agribusiness investments but find themselves competing over the corresponding be…
Match religieux en terrain politique. Compétition entre Églises chrétiennes et chute du régime Ravalomanana à Madagascar
Le mouvement de contestation mené par Andry Rajoelina contre le régime Ravalomanana au premier semestre 2009 a contribué à ériger la compétition entre l'Église FPVM (Nouvelle Église protestante de Madagascar) et l'Église FJKM (Église de JésusChrist à Madagascar) en une ressource de taille pour divers acteurs en lutte. En s'intéressant aux dynamiques que l'instrumentalisation de cette rivalité religieuse a nourries dans les champs du politique et …
Resistance or participation? Fighting against corporate land access amid political uncertainty in Madagascar
Drawing on a micro-level ethnography, this paper explores the process by which a rural municipality managed to pressure the state into temporarily halting the land extension of a large-scale biofuel project in an agropastoral area of southern Madagascar. It documents how the coalition of local leaders and wealthy cattle owners behind the protest resisted threats to their land access and local domination by finding spaces of expression outside the…
Competition over Authority and Access: International Land Deals in Madagascar
Despite the well-publicized abandonment of Daewoo Logistics' gigantic agricultural project, large-scale land appropriations continue in Madagascar. Drawing on three case studies, this article analyses how relations between entities governing land access shape, and are shaped by, agribusiness-related land deals. State representatives and local elites generally welcome agribusiness investments but find themselves competing over the corresponding be…
Match religieux en terrain politique. Compétition entre Églises chrétiennes et chute du régime Ravalomanana à Madagascar
Le mouvement de contestation mené par Andry Rajoelina contre le régime Ravalomanana au premier semestre 2009 a contribué à ériger la compétition entre l'Église FPVM (Nouvelle Église protestante de Madagascar) et l'Église FJKM (Église de JésusChrist à Madagascar) en une ressource de taille pour divers acteurs en lutte. En s'intéressant aux dynamiques que l'instrumentalisation de cette rivalité religieuse a nourries dans les champs du politique et …
Conceptualising rural environmental justice in Europe in an age of climate-influenced landscape transformations
Driven by net-zero policies, major landscape shifts expected in rural Europe. • Injustices arise from potential climate-influenced landscape transformations. • Empirical environmental justice study of three rural European landscapes. • Unequal land access central to rural environmental justice
Match religieux en terrain politique. Compétition entre Églises chrétiennes et chute du régime Ravalomanana à Madagascar
Le mouvement de contestation mené par Andry Rajoelina contre le régime Ravalomanana au premier semestre 2009 a contribué à ériger la compétition entre l'Église FPVM (Nouvelle Église protestante de Madagascar) et l'Église FJKM (Église de JésusChrist à Madagascar) en une ressource de taille pour divers acteurs en lutte. En s'intéressant aux dynamiques que l'instrumentalisation de cette rivalité religieuse a nourries dans les champs du politique et …
Competition over Authority and Access: International Land Deals in Madagascar
Despite the well-publicized abandonment of Daewoo Logistics' gigantic agricultural project, large-scale land appropriations continue in Madagascar. Drawing on three case studies, this article analyses how relations between entities governing land access shape, and are shaped by, agribusiness-related land deals. State representatives and local elites generally welcome agribusiness investments but find themselves competing over the corresponding be…
Governing ancestral land in Madagascar
Madagascar has long been renowned for its unique and threatened biodiversity, as well as the rich and diverse cultures of the Malagasy people and the severe poverty and exposure to natural disaster that they endure. The island has frequently appeared in the media, however, as a result of political turmoil and natural resource governance dynamics. The infamous Daewoo land deal, subsequent political protests and the ousting of the country’s preside…
Resistance or participation? Fighting against corporate land access amid political uncertainty in Madagascar
Drawing on a micro-level ethnography, this paper explores the process by which a rural municipality managed to pressure the state into temporarily halting the land extension of a large-scale biofuel project in an agropastoral area of southern Madagascar. It documents how the coalition of local leaders and wealthy cattle owners behind the protest resisted threats to their land access and local domination by finding spaces of expression outside the…
Conceptualising rural environmental justice in Europe in an age of climate-influenced landscape transformations
Driven by net-zero policies, major landscape shifts expected in rural Europe. • Injustices arise from potential climate-influenced landscape transformations. • Empirical environmental justice study of three rural European landscapes. • Unequal land access central to rural environmental justice
Towards a transformative approach to just rural transitions: Landscape restoration in the Scottish highlands
Driven by international policy agendas to restore landscapes, large-scale land-use changes are expected in rural areas, with significant implications for landscape characteristics, land-uses, livelihoods, economies and cultures. It is increasingly recognised that the long-term success of restoration initiatives requires integrating social considerations, yet uncertainties remain over the pathways for achieving this. This paper explores the basis …
Insurgent Citizenship for Ancestral Rights: Pastoralists' Resistance to Land Dispossession in Madagascar
By examining the enduring resistance of Malagasy pastoralists to a large‐scale biofuel and afforestation project, this paper explores how the dispossession of agrarian populations reflects and shapes citizenship regimes and practices from below. Drawing on fieldwork and documentary analysis spanning 2010–2026, it shows how a State‐backed corporate land acquisition operates through frontier dynamics, classifying pastoral territory as legally empty…
Geography (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works) · Land grabbing (3 works) · Land Rights and Reforms (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Agrarian society (2 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works)