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Negi, Rohit. "Copper Capitalism Today: Space, State and Development in North Western Zambia". The Ohio State University, 2009. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1248715316.
Pełny tekst źródłaO'Neill, Nicholas. "Capitalism and Class Formation in the Angers Slate Fields, 1750-1891". Thesis, University of Oregon, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18360.
Pełny tekst źródłaBartos, Jeffrey Michael. "Mining for Empire| Gold, American Engineers, and Transnational Extractive Capitalism, 1889-1914". Thesis, Montana State University, 2019. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=10981036.
Pełny tekst źródłaBetween 1889 and 1914, American mining engineers drew on their experience in mining in the American West into management positions with prominent mining finance firms in the British Empire. The careers of three engineers, Hennen Jennings, John Hays Hammond, and Herbert Hoover, demonstrate their influence on British gold mining investment and on the imperial system. The professional biographies of these engineers demonstrate their racialized labor practices, access to technology and capital, ideas about management, and willingness to interfere in the politics and economies of sovereign nations for the interests of the mining finance industry, notably the Transvaal Republic and late Qing China. In their actions in the colonies, they employed the latest mining technologies to extract gold from low grade ores, imposed labor conditions on the basis of race (including the legal foundations of Apartheid in South Africa), and directed investment capital toward profitable mining in support of the monetary gold standard and shareholder dividends. Along with hundreds of other mining engineers, they oversaw a world-historical expansion of the world’s gold supply through the expansion of gold mining on the Witwatersrand in the Transvaal Republic and in Western Australia, effectively doubling the world’s supply of gold in two decades.
These engineers were agents of transnational extractive capitalism and the British and American empires. As an integral component of their careers, they operated in the core of empire: major centers of investment such as London and New York, the media and publishing worlds, and even world’s fairs. They communicated their professional activities and technical developments through the Engineering and Mining Journal, the premier mining publication of the era. They promoted world’s fairs, ensuring that mining was prominently featured as an aspect of civilization at these expositions. They also acted as public intellectuals, speaking and publishing on topics of empire, well beyond the purview of the mine. Based on archival research, contemporary technical journals and media accounts, and autobiographical documents, this dissertation analyzes the influence of American Mining Engineers, both good and bad, in shaping the British Empire and the modern world system before the outbreak of World War 1.
Cross, David Stewart. "Coal mining on a Yorkshire estate : land ownership and personal capitalism, 1850-1914". Thesis, Sheffield Hallam University, 2015. http://shura.shu.ac.uk/11332/.
Pełny tekst źródłaAndrews, Donna. "Capitalism and nature in South Africa: racial dispossession, liberation ideology and ecological crisis". Doctoral thesis, University of Cape Town, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11427/27891.
Pełny tekst źródłaNyström, Markus. "Invisible Histories and Stories of Progress : Discourses and Narratives in Decision-Making Institutions in Mining Affairs in Sweden". Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Institutionen för arkeologi och antik historia, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-272351.
Pełny tekst źródłaTumberg, Timothy Andrew. "Digging Up Whiskey Row: An Archaeological and Historical Investigation of Industrial Capitalism on the North Shore of Lake Superior". Diss., The University of Arizona, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/247273.
Pełny tekst źródłaGENTILUCCI, MARTA. "LA MONTAGNA E IL CAPITALE. Etnografia di un progetto minerario indigeno kanak (Koniambo-Nickel, Nuova Caledonia)". Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/286132.
Pełny tekst źródłaStarting from the fertile and dynamic context of the Northern Province of New Caledonia and the recent construction of a nickel processing industry, the thesis aims to bring out the peculiarity of a milieu in which it is the indigenous population itself, or rather a significant part of it, to engage in a deconstruction of a demonic and colonial conception of industrialisation. With a mix of ethnography and theoretical references aimed at showing the interaction between actors, practices and discourses, the thesis is divided into three macro-sections (political, environmental and economic), each presenting a different reading lens to analyse the same "object of study”: the engagement of Kanak in the mining and metallurgical sector. Specifically, the first part analyses how the Kanak independentists, majority shareholders of one of the most important nickel treatment plants in the world, organise the problematic coexistence between capitalism and moral economies in a period marked by a process of decolonisation. In the second part, mining activity is re-read through the lens of Kanak metaphysics. By analysing the intersection between the mining economy and the invisible world of spirits and ancestors, we overcome the idea of a culture and economy considered as "outside" the environment. The third part, finally, is dedicated to bring out the intertwining of local governance and corporate governance, as well as the economic modalities of inclusion (and exclusion) of the local community in the Koniambo project. This ethnographic case is peculiar in that it reveals an intermediate space to the rigid dichotomy between subjection and resistance. Kanaks, by decolonising nickel, try to shake off their colonial heritage while knowing that they remain somehow prisoners of it. They choose to do so by unleashing from within those mechanisms of inequality and exclusion produced by colonial policies and the French mining monopoly. They re-appropriate the resource by rethinking it according to a model that wants to differ from that of the classic enclave. It is not so much a process of indigenisation but a desire to be in "modernity" and in the global marketplace, while at the same time bringing its own cultural imprint. This thesis is not limited to a neoliberal and post-colonial reading that focuses on the dimensions of violence and exploitation, reducing the colonial encounter/clash to rigid dichotomies. Focusing the ethnographic lens only on the action of extracting the resource and removing the earth, there is a risk of "extrahĕre", "drawing out", even those margins and residues where capitalism and culture come into relation and contribute to create the "local". It is to the mountain that we turn our ethnographic gaze instead. This is not a mere material substratum that is the background of the encounter between the multinational company and the landscape, but a set of environmental relations and therefore of cultural practices. The mountain is where economic and religious forces intersect, where the search for a balance between coutume and contemporary business practices is played out and new models are established that recognise the social connection of businesses. It is in this sense that the “minescape" appears as a co-habitation of spaces, a configuration of human and non-human actors that is never given once and for all.
Ema, Rasmusson Emma. "FIGHTING FOR EXISTENCE : Exposing, questioning and moving beyond colonial practices within the Swedishplanning framework for mining establishments". Thesis, Örebro universitet, Institutionen för humaniora, utbildnings- och samhällsvetenskap, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:oru:diva-60774.
Pełny tekst źródłaYang, Binglin. "My Trash, Your Treasure: What Prevents Risk-Based Governance from Diffusing in American Coal Mining Safety Regulation?" Diss., Virginia Tech, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/37211.
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Galaz-Mandakovic, Damir. "Inclusions, transformations et asymétries du capitalisme minier sur la cote d'Atacama : les dérives de la production thermoélectrique a Tocopilla (Chili) 1914-2015)". Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20069.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe thesis aims to describe, characterize and analyze the new scenario that was developed in Tocopilla (Chile) by means of the installation of a thermo power station to energize the copper mining in Chuquicamata and the mining of nitrate in the Atacama desert through american capitals. The inclusion, transformation and derivations of mining capitalism are studied. They developed numerous asymmetries that impacted the population until the present time. Converting the settlement into a technological pole, establishing colonial relations with the population and establishing Tocopilla in a periphery by the influence of the State, due to the effect of a colonial economy that deeply affected the environment
La tesis tiene como objetivo describir, caracterizar y analizar el nuevo escenario que se desarrolló en Tocopilla (Chile) por la instalación de una termoeléctrica para energizar la minería de cobre en Chuquicamata y la minería del salpetre en el desierto de Atacama a través de capitales estadounidenses. Se estudia la inclusión, la transformación y las derivaciones del capitalismo minero que desarrolló diversas asimetrías que impactaron profundamente a la población hasta el tiempo presente, tornando al poblado en un polo tecnológico, estableciéndose relaciones coloniales con la población, además de constituir a Tocopilla en una periferia ante la influencia del Estado por efecto de una economía colonial que afectó profundamente al medio ambiente
Yeckting, Vilela Fabiola. "Mineralizar la vida. Antropología histórica del ambiente, los conflictos sociales y el desarrollo en las Américas : el caso del proyecto minero Las Bambas en el territorio sur andino del Perú (2004-2018)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris, EHESS, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023EHES0037.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe perspective of mining conflicts and development processes in this research is that the protagonists are not static, but have both historical density and dramatic changes that happen in two dimensions; in the short term, at the current moment in which the events occur; and, in the long term, namely, of long and medium duration through time, which helps to configure historical cycles and processes. A nearness to the subject has been sought through an analysis of cases by historical layers, early modernity from the 18th to the 19th centuries; and, later neoliberal development of the 20th and 21st centuries in the Americas. Next, the 90s context to analyze the emblematic mining conflicts in Peru, till reaching the study case Las Bambas mining project from 2004 to 2018.The main question and aim of this thesis research are to answer: What is the relationship among the environment, mining conflicts and development processes in the country? Based on this principal question, I specify that the discourses on the development models in the country include conceptions of development that are related to the idea of taking advantage of natural resources through investments and their income. So that, therefore, the possibilities of making decisions about nature and promoting ways of production of local populations are limited, just as the institutions guarantee the right to a healthy and balanced environment are weakened.In the third part of the thesis, I make a historical review of the political and territorial transformation processes of the department of Apurímac and Grau and Cotabambas provinces, in order to address how Las Bambas mining project concession is inserted in them. The case study of this thesis is the timeline of Las Bambas project, from which I prove how the environmental and social impacts generated by the exploitation of metals occur between 2004 and 2018 years, in Cotabambas province in Apurimac, Peru. From them on the information collection about the conflict’s dynamics, I show how the environmental issue and territorial transformations keep subordinated or invisible in the proposals, where profitability and economic growth are prioritized in local development.The thesis cast on doubt on the position that mining conflicts are just conditioned by the distribution and administration of the benefits obtained from mining exploitation and production. In it, I show that the conditions that support the operation of mining projects are connected to the deterioration, depletion, and fragmentation of access to ground, water and air, which permeates "mineralizes", and as well divides social and cultural relationships, and community life, like an extractive condition characteristic in the mining areas where it operates
La perspectiva de los conflictos mineros y los procesos de desarrollo que asume esta tesis supone que los actores no son estáticos sino que están dotados de una densidad histórica en la medida en que experimentan cambios drásticos que se manifiestan en dos dimensiones. A corto plazo, en el momento preciso en que ocurren los hechos; y largo plazo, es decir, mediano y largo plazo en el tiempo, lo que ayuda a configurar ciclos y procesos históricos. Busqué abordar el tema a través del análisis de casos y capas históricas: la modernidad inicial de los siglos XVIII y XIX; luego, el desarrollismo del énfasis extractivista de los siglos XX y XXI en las Américas. Luego, el contexto de la década de 1990 para analizar los conflictos mineros emblemáticos del Perú, hasta llegar al caso de estudio del proyecto minero Las Bambas de 2004 a 2018.La pregunta y objetivo principal de esta tesis doctoral es: ¿cuál es la relación entre medio ambiente, conflictos mineros y procesos de desarrollo en el Perú? Partiendo de esta cuestión central, puntualizo que los discursos sobre los modelos de desarrollo en el Perú incorporan concepciones de desarrollo que se relacionan con la idea de aprovechamiento de los recursos naturales a través de inversiones y su renta, de manera subordinada a la actividad minera –que se convierte en discurso y una práctica oficial en el marco de una nueva dinámica productiva. Los significados de medio ambiente se relacionan con su capacidad para subsidiar los procesos de desarrollo minero, por lo que se limitan las posibilidades de toma de decisiones sobre la naturaleza e implementación de los modos productivos locales; así como se debilitan las instituciones que garantizan el derecho a un medio ambiente sano y equilibrado.Esta tesis propone retomar la trayectoria histórica de los procesos de transformación política y territorial del departamento de Apurímac y las provincias de Grau y Cotabambas, para luego abordar la forma en que se encuadra en ella la concesión del proyecto minero Las Bambas. El caso de estudio de esta tesis es una cronología del proyecto Las Bambas, a partir del cual muestro cómo se manifiestan los impactos ambientales y sociales provocados por la explotación de metales entre los años 2004 y 2018 en la provincia de Cotabambas en Apurímac, y en el Perú. A partir de la información recabada sobre la dinámica del conflicto, muestro cómo el tema ambiental y las transformaciones territoriales quedan subordinados o invisibilizados en las propuestas, que priorizan la rentabilidad y el crecimiento económico en el desarrollo local.La tesis cuestiona la idea de que los conflictos mineros sólo están condicionados por la distribución y gestión de los beneficios derivados de la explotación y producción minera. Muestra que las condiciones favorables para el funcionamiento de los proyectos mineros están vinculadas a la degradación, agotamiento y fragmentación del acceso a la tierra, el agua y el aire, que “mineralizan” y escinden las relaciones sociales, culturales y la vida comunitaria, como característica de la condición extractiva en las regiones mineras
Lesutis, Gediminas. "The politics of precarity and global capitalist expansion : the case of mining, dispossession and suffering in Tete, Mozambique". Thesis, University of Manchester, 2018. https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/the-politics-of-precarity-and-global-capitalist-expansion-the-case-of-mining-dispossession-and-suffering-in-tete-mozambique(45c727c0-ac82-4995-8fc0-a1af85c73b99).html.
Pełny tekst źródłaLopes, Quelen Ingrid. "O mercado de bens rurais, extrativos e urbanos do termo de Mariana: interações sociais, econômicas e espaços de produção (1711-1779)". Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (UFJF), 2015. https://repositorio.ufjf.br/jspui/handle/ufjf/5779.
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O presente trabalho investiga o processo de implantação e expansão da atividade agrícola em Minas Gerais no período de auge da economia mineradora e finais do mesmo (1711-1779) a partir do mercado. Nesse sentido, nosso objetivo é analisar o mercado de bens rurais, extrativos e urbanos do termo de Mariana, buscando ao mesmo tempo entender o processo de conformação e evolução da estrutura agrária por meio deste mercado observando as transformações ocorridas no processo de mudança da base econômica mineradora para a agricultura mercantil de subsistência. Para tanto, consideramos a atividade agrária como sendo capaz de conformar um mercado de terras que segue no mesmo passo a expansão da exploração aurífera neste recorte espacial. Construiremos nossa análise por meio das escrituras de compra e venda de propriedades rurais, urbanas e extrativas, nossa principal base documental. Através da análise desta documentação apreenderemos o funcionamento e as dinâmicas desse mercado. Observaremos especialmente os processos que moveram a atividade agrícola e a mineração, buscando compreender seus reflexos na economia regional. Objetivamos também apreender e analisar a forma como os agentes sociais desse mercado se relacionavam com as mudanças ocorridas em sua dinâmica econômica. Por isso, as várias facetas das intenções e das interações sociais são aspectos tratados sob o ponto de vista da formação das sociedades de investimento em negócios (comércio), na produção rural e/ou mineradora, da formação dos preços dos bens desse mercado de bens imóveis do termo de Mariana.
The present work investigates the process of implementation and expansion of agricultural activity in Minas Gerais during the period that comprises the peak of the mining economy until the end of it (1711-177), from the market perspective. In this sense, our goal is to analyze the market of goods (rural, extractive and urban) from the Mariana region, seeking at the same time understand the process of conformation and evolution of the agrarian structure through this market observing the transformations occurred in the changing process of the economic base of mining to mercantile agriculture of subsistence. Therefore, we consider that the agrarian activity was able to settle a land market that followed at the same pace the expansion of gold mining in this region. We will build our analysis through the scriptures of purchase and selling of rural, extractive and urban properties, which is our main documentary base. Through analysis of this documentation we will analyze the functioning and dynamics of this market. Especially we observe the processes that moved the agriculture and mining, trying to understand its impact on the regional economy. We also aim to seize and examine how the social agents in this market were related to the changes in their economic dynamics.Therefore, the various facets of intentions and social interactions are aspects dealt with from the point of view of the formation of business societies (trade), in rural and / or mining production, as well in the prices formation in that estate goods market of Mariana.
Jess, Gabrielle M. "Minding my own business: Small business owners' decision making during a response to a natural disaster in southeast Queensland, Australia". Thesis, Queensland University of Technology, 2022. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/228750/1/Gabrielle_Jess_Thesis.pdf.
Pełny tekst źródłaGRANATO, MICHELANGELO. "NUOVE FORME DI PATRIMONIALIZZAZIONE DELLE S.R.L. E FUNZIONE DEL CAPITALE SOCIALE NELLE SOCIETA' DI CAPITALI". Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/11451.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe dissertation deals with legal capital and its function within the system of the Italian civil code rules for corporations. These rules have been recently amended both in Italy and in other European Countries, in particular with respect to the non-stock company forms (limited liability company, Italian s.r.l.). The first Chapter addresses some theoretical and practical issues raised by the early scholarly works that have analyzed the new financing schemes for the Italian s.r.l. The second Chapter discusses the traditional approaches to legal capital and provides evidence that such approaches prove inadequate to resolve the corporate and capitalistic questions that legal capital poses. The third Chapter draws the key argument of the dissertation: legal capital is a rule that fulfills corporate governance goals. It allocates powers and responsibilities regarding the financial structure of the firm and reaffirms the proprietary, shareholder oriented, European approach. This is a typical feature of all corporations, public stock corporations and private close corporations, and stems from limited liability. Further, the dissertation compares the creditor protection rules against the value maximization principle. A rule-based, ex ante approach appears more desirable and a potentially effective and flexible legal strategy can be found in the new legal reserve.
GRANATO, MICHELANGELO. "NUOVE FORME DI PATRIMONIALIZZAZIONE DELLE S.R.L. E FUNZIONE DEL CAPITALE SOCIALE NELLE SOCIETA' DI CAPITALI". Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/11451.
Pełny tekst źródłaThe dissertation deals with legal capital and its function within the system of the Italian civil code rules for corporations. These rules have been recently amended both in Italy and in other European Countries, in particular with respect to the non-stock company forms (limited liability company, Italian s.r.l.). The first Chapter addresses some theoretical and practical issues raised by the early scholarly works that have analyzed the new financing schemes for the Italian s.r.l. The second Chapter discusses the traditional approaches to legal capital and provides evidence that such approaches prove inadequate to resolve the corporate and capitalistic questions that legal capital poses. The third Chapter draws the key argument of the dissertation: legal capital is a rule that fulfills corporate governance goals. It allocates powers and responsibilities regarding the financial structure of the firm and reaffirms the proprietary, shareholder oriented, European approach. This is a typical feature of all corporations, public stock corporations and private close corporations, and stems from limited liability. Further, the dissertation compares the creditor protection rules against the value maximization principle. A rule-based, ex ante approach appears more desirable and a potentially effective and flexible legal strategy can be found in the new legal reserve.
Kinuthia, Wanyee. "“Accumulation by Dispossession” by the Global Extractive Industry: The Case of Canada". Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/30170.
Pełny tekst źródłaMANASSERO, STEFANIA. "Il trasferimento della capitale da Torino a Firenze. Le sedi ministeriali dell'Italia unita come banco di prova delle politiche per i beni culturali / The capital's transfer from Turin to Florence. The ministry offices of united Italy as a testing ground for policies for cultural heritage". Doctoral thesis, Politecnico di Torino, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11583/2617606.
Pełny tekst źródłaTaylor, Victor Jean. "The woolgar goldfield's industrial archaeology of capitalism 1879-1939". Phd thesis, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1885/110694.
Pełny tekst źródłaDisc 1: Beale, A (2006). Ceramic assemblages from the Woolgar, Queensland -- Disc 2: Crapp family hardware store's sales ledger -- Disc 3: Wilfley table in operation from John Forster OAM, ASM -- Disc 4: Pendleton, A.B. (2006). Glass assemblage from the Woolgar, Queensland -- Disc 5: copy of Thesis.
Floret, Arthur P. J. "Le changement social et l'État moderne en Mongolie". Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/4087.
Pełny tekst źródłaThis paper outlines a socio-historic analysis of an extreme case of social change in Mongolia in the 1990s, which saw the sudden emergence of more than 100 000 artisanal miners. The first chapter discusses the relevant concepts which assist to develop an understanding of the tensions between stability and movement in human societies and how this in turn produces change. The next chapter identifies the recurring trends of Mongolian history and how that contributes to the present situation. The final chapter details the characteristics of this phenomenon and how it might develop in the near future. This paper proposes a new theory that, applied to this specific case, illustrates the impacts of the modern state on each individual and how it diminishes control from the marginalised groups of society.
Barr, Christian. "The influence of sustainability metrics on investment capital in the South African mining industry". Diss., 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2263/44212.
Pełny tekst źródłaDissertation (MBA)--University of Pretoria, 2014.
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Rivera, Amaro Francisco. "Espace social, matérialité et expansion capitaliste dans le Nord du Chili : les camps miniers du soufre, Ollagüe, XXe siècle". Thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/25231.
Pełny tekst źródłaIn Chile, the modernization process, which led to the expansion of capitalism and industrialization at the beginning of the twentieth century, had profound economic and social repercussions. However, the material culture associated with modern mining industries and their influence on indigenous societies suffers from a lack of archaeological studies. This dissertation focuses on twentieth century sulphur mining in the Quechua indigenous community of Ollagüe, located in the Antofagasta region of northern Chile. From the end of the nineteenth century, after the Chilean war against Peru and Bolivia (1879-1883), the region began a long process of capitalist expansion linked to various extractive mining activities. The mining camps, as new centers of work, generated a significant demand for products, services and labor, leading to a vast migration process and an increase in population. Studding the Andean landscape of Ollagüe, at 4,000 meters of altitude, the ruins of sulphur mining bear witness to the impacts of industrialization and capitalist expansion in the region. This dissertation examines the socio-cultural transformations generated by industrial mining in the local community through the study of three abandoned sulphur mining camps, Buenaventura, Station Puquios and Santa Cecilia. The vestiges of social spaces and material culture allow me to explore the identity of the mining workers and their families, as well as their living and working conditions on the heights of the volcanoes. Highlighting the specificities of Chile's modernization and capitalist expansion, this dissertation addresses industrial materiality in terms of continuity, fragmentation, and rupture. It aims to make visible and to valorize the modern material culture associated with the mining industries of the twentieth century. I argue that the process of modernization, industrial ruins and materiality of the recent past have generated spaces of memory that today are intertwined with the contemporary concerns of the local indigenous community.
En Chile, el proceso de modernización que se tradujo en la expansión del capitalismo y la industrialización a principios del siglo XX tuvo profundas repercusiones económicas y sociales. Sin embargo, la cultura material asociada a las industrias mineras modernas y su influencia en las sociedades indígenas adolece de estudios arqueológicos. Esta tesis se centra en la minería de azufre del siglo XX en la comunidad quechua de Ollagüe, situada en la región de Antofagasta, norte de Chile. A una altitud de 4.000 metros y dispersas en el paisaje andino de Ollagüe, las ruinas de la minería de azufre son testigos de los efectos de la industrialización y de la expansión capitalista. A partir de finales del siglo XIX, y después de la guerra del Pacífico que enfrentó a Chile, Perú y Bolivia (1879-1883), la región inició un largo proceso de expansión capitalista impulsado por diversas actividades mineras extractivas, siendo escenario de un vasto proceso migratorio. Los campamentos mineros, como nuevos centros de trabajo, dieron lugar a un aumento de la población y generaron una importante demanda de productos, servicios y mano de obra. Junto con el resto de la región, Ollagüe ha participado en este proceso de cambio demográfico y socioeconómico. Esta tesis explora tres campamentos mineros de azufre abandonados – Buenaventura, Estación Puquios y Santa Cecilia – examinando las transformaciones socioculturales que la irrupción de la minería industrial generó en la comunidad local. Exploro esta historia a través del estudio del espacio social y de la cultura material para examinar la identidad de los mineros y familias, sus condiciones de vida y trabajo en las alturas de los volcanes. Destacando las peculiaridades de la modernización y de la expansión capitalista en el norte de Chile, este trabajo aborda la materialidad industrial en términos de continuidad, fragmentación y ruptura. El objetivo es visibilizar y valorar la cultura material moderna asociada a las industrias mineras del siglo XX. Sostengo que el proceso de modernización, las ruinas industriales y la materialidad del pasado reciente han generado hoy en día espacios de memoria que se entrelazan con las preocupaciones contemporáneas de la comunidad indígena local.
Kim, Dae-Yoong. "Vision for mission : Korean and South African churches together facing the challenges of globalisation". Thesis, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/17088.
Pełny tekst źródłaChristian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology
D. Th. (Missiology)