COMMUNITY FABRIC FACING EXTRACTIVIST POLICIES IN INHABITED TERRITORIES

Abstract

This work focus in territories where the dispossession regimes promoted by state policy draw hegemonic orders with narrow margins of habitability for the social reproduction of life in community plots. We focus on these present and historical arrangements, and on processes of construction of ‘the commons’ for the enhancement of life worth living, which are sustained and grow in homogenizing contexts. We place the analysis in inhabited territories of North Patagonia in the last decade, at the level of the links between bodies and territory, more specifically in the town of Allen, where in the last decade the historical and renewed forms of dispossession put social reproduction of life in crisis.