2015 – ARCHIVO DOCUMENTAL ISIBORO SÉCURE

Decreto Supremo N° 2366 Evo Morales Ayma Presidente Constitucional del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia

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[2015, Asamblea Legislativa Plurinacional] El presente Decreto Supremo tiene por objeto establecer las medidas para el aprovechamiento de los recursos hidrocarburíferos en todo el territorio nacional, en el marco de su carácter constitucional, estratégico y de interés público para el desarrollo del país; vinculado a la reducción de la extrema pobreza en comunidades que habitan las áreas protegidas y la gestión integral de los sistemas de vida.

Autor: Asamblea Legislativa Plurinacional

Fecha: 2015

Palabras clave: YPFB, ÁREAS PROTEGIDAS, DESARROLLO ACTIVIDADES HIDROCARBURÍFERAS, PETRÓLEO, HIDROCARBUROS

Código: LEG-DECR-GOB-00490-2015 (enlace al documento)

En el Corazón de América del Sur (VOL. 1)

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[2015, varias autoras] Contenido (destacado): Gestión territorial indígena: Un encuentro entre economías TIPNIS – TCO Tacana I. Kantuta Lara Delgado.

Autoras: Lorena Córdoba e Isabelle Combès (eds.)

Fecha: 2015

Palabras clave: GESTIÓN TERRITORIAL, TIPNIS, TCO TACANA I

Código: ACA-LIB-VA-00046-2015 (enlace al documento)

The road to where?A political ecology of post-neoliberalism: negotiations of extractive-led development, indigeneity and conservation in the Isiboro Sécure Indigenous Territory and National Park (TIPNIS), Bolivia

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[2015, Jessica Hope] This thesis is concerned with the demands that humans are placing on the planet. Such demands are interrogated in long-running debates about how to reconcile the tensions between development, as an immanent process of capitalist expansion (see Cowen & Shelton 1996), and the environment, taken broadly in reference to finite natural resources, landscapes and wildlife. As environmental issues become increasingly prominent in local struggles, national debates, and international policies and programmes, we need to be paying more attention to how they are produced and shaped by politics and power relations, as well as to the differences between how groups relate to their biophysical environments. In this thesis, I do this by investigating the political ecology of post-neoliberalism in Bolivia. The country has been heralded as one of the most radical political projects in Latin America and a reformed state is being implemented in the name of radical politics and revolution, appropriating discourses of indigeneity and social movements. Here, the state has blamed the global environmental crisis on the continuing dominance of capitalism and neoliberalism. This has been publically rejected by the state, whilst new ‘post-neoliberal’ forms of development and harmonious relationships between people and nature have been promoted. However, Bolivia’s post-neoliberal state project has become increasingly dependent on hydrocarbon extraction becoming the most natural resource-dependent country in the region. This has created new sites of contestation and conflict between citizens and the state, as well as complicating what the Bolivian case contributes to wider debates about development and the environment. In this project I research an ongoing conflict over the Isiboro Secure Indigenous Territory and National Park1 (TIPNIS) concentrating on the key themes of development, environment and indigeneity. This political ecology of post-neoliberalism contributes both to our 1 Territorio Indígena y Parque Nacional Isiboro Secure 3 understanding of this emerging political project and to broader debates about human/nature relationships – by questioning the dynamics of fringe politics. This means questioning how the terms and content of ‘alternatives’ and ‘radical’ politics are set and how this in turn shapes the possibilities for transformative paths towards more sustainable human/nature relationships.

Autor: Jessica Hope

Fecha: 2015

Palabras clave: CARRETERA, ECOLOGÍA POLÍTICA, TIPNIS, EXTRACTIVISMO, NEOLIBERALISMO, DESARROLLO, INGLÉS

Código: ACA-TESIS-HOPE-00028-2015 (enlace al documento)

Resource Sovereignties in Bolivia: Re-Conceptualising the Relationship between Indigenous Identities and the Environment during the TIPNIS Conflict

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[2015, Anna F. Laing] This paper examines the active re-construction of indigenous identities within the Plurinational State of Bolivia through the case study of a resource conflict that arose with the government’s announcement of its intention to build a road through a national park and indigenous territory, the Territorio Indígena y Parque Nacional Isiboro Sécure (TIPNIS; Indigenous Territory and Isiboro Sécure National Park). Ethno- graphic fieldwork shows that both the state and the lowland indigenous movement have fashioned essentialised understandings of an indigenous identity linked to the environment in order to legitimise competing resource sovereignty claims.

Autora: Anna F. Laing

Fecha: 2015

Palabras clave: BOLIVIA, MEDIO AMBIENTE, IDENTIDAD, INDÍGENA, PLURINACIÓN, SOBERANÍA, RECURSOS NATURALES, INGLÉS

Código: ACA-ARTC-LAING-00027-2015 (enlace al documento)

Mapa: La reconfiguración petrolera en Bolivia

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[2015, CEDIB] Mapa que presenta las áreas protegidas de interés nacional, las áreas protegidas afectadas y las áreas reservadas para YPFB así como contratos petroleros al 2015.

Autor: CEDIB

Fecha: 06/06/2015

Palabras clave: MAPA BOLIVIA, CONTRATOS PETROLEROS, YPFB, ÁREAS PROTEGIDAS

Código: MAP-BOLV-CEDIB-00766-2015 (enlace al documento)

Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia; Monitoreo de Cultivos de Coca 2014

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[2015, UNODC] En 2014 se estimó una superficie de 20.400 ha de cultivos de coca, un 11% menos que en 2013, cuando se cuantificaron 23.000 ha. Este resultado confirma por cuarto año consecutivo una reducción neta en la superficie de cultivos de coca y es considerada como la menor cifra registrada por la UNODC desde que inició el monitoreo de cultivos de coca en Bolivia.

Autor: UNODC

Fecha: 2015

Palabras clave: CULTIVOS DE COCA, MONITOREO, UNODC

Código: INF-COCA-UNODC-00531-2015 (enlace al documento)