Violent Green Spaces in Neoliberal Central America
Abstract / Resumen / Resumo
In the ten years since i wrote ‘green Neoliberal Space,’ international finance institutions (IFIs) have continued to intervene in Central America, but regional challenges are greater than ever. A decade ago, I never imagined per capita homicide rates in many Central American countries would rival the world’s deadliest war zones, as they do currently, with violence occurring even in protected areas. Similarly, I did not appreciate how grave Mesoamerican ecological threats were because it seemed these concerns were finally gaining overdue attention. In hindsight, I wish I had advocated for biological corridors and pointed out their essential roles in muiticlimate change, supplying clean mitigating air and water, and supporting rural livelihoods.
Recommended Citation
Finley-Brook, Mary
(2018)
"Violent Green Spaces in Neoliberal Central America,"
Journal of Latin American Geography
17(1): 267-272.
DOI: 10.1353/lag.2018.0013
Available at:
http://muse.jhu.edu/article/692070