Afrodescendant Resistance to Deracination in Colombia: Massacre at Bellavista-Bojayá-Chocó
Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures, Maps and Photos -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Beyond Sociology of Forced Migration -- Abstract -- Why? -- How? -- Annex -- References -- Chapter 2 The Region: Emptied Spaces and Geographies of Death in Colombia -- Abstract -- Deracination and Diaspora as Concepts and Methods -- Resisting Deracination Denying the Displaced Status -- Developing an Analytics and a Method to Study the Question of the Deracination of Colombia -- How Do These World-Historical Emptied-Spaces and the Subjects of Violence Form? -- Historicizing Deracination: Land Acquisition and Territory-Making in the Atrato River Region -- World-Historical-Emptied-Spaces: Thinking About the Bases of Contemporary Processes of Deracination in the State of Chocó-Colombia -- Spaces for Exploitation: Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Reports About the Chocó Region -- On the Trajectories of Territorial Settlement and the Patterns of Land Acquisition -- On the Forms of Land Tenure -- On the Forms of Land Acquisition and State Formation -- "Developmentizable" Spaces -- Spaces for Deracination -- References -- Chapter 3 They Kill Us, Therefore We Exist? -- Abstract -- Máxima and Family -- Cerafina and Family -- Rosalía. Cerafina's Mother -- George and Family -- Mayito and Family -- Chapter 4 Suffering While Black. Resistance Amid Deracination -- Abstract -- Politics of Spirituality: Reparation of the Soul -- References -- Chapter 5 Final Remarks: For an Afrodiasporic Feminist Sociology of Land Dispossession -- Abstract -- The Use of Time -- The Use of the Relation Between Time and Space -- The Use of Geographical Categories -- References -- References -- Index