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Cultivating space for contemporary resistance in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado
Nevile-Plowman Best Article Prize
How Land Speculation Drives Environmental and Human Rights Violations in Brazil’s Cerrado
Report links H&M and Zara to major environmental damage in biodiverse Cerrado
Missouri company faces criticism over alleged role in Brazilian deforestation in new report
Who's behind the destruction of Brazil's Cerrado?
Stop Harvard Land Grabs Coalition Demands Reparations for Former Harvard Farmland Purchases in Brazil
New Report: Land Acquisition by Harvard University, Pension Fund TIAA and Soy Production by Agribusiness Giant Bunge Drive Deforestation and Land Grabs in the Brazilian Cerrado
Rural communities in Piauí, Brazil, request urgent action against ongoing violence, land grabbing and deforestation
Ignoring Warning Signs, US Retirement Manager TIAA Bought Farms from Alleged Land Grabbers with Brazilian Sugar Giant
German doctors' pension fund sells stake in highly problematic land fund
New reporting shows TIAA’s unethical business deals in Brazil are endemic
Assets to Axes: How Harvard’s Land Investments Inspired Fear in Brazil’s Cerrado
Communities denounce homicide attempts, death threats, and deforestation in the Brazilian Cerrado
Land grabbers cause deforestation in traditional territories in southern Piauí where TIAA and Harvard operate in farmland markets
NICE LITTLE EARNER
Green criminology
Controversial $200 million IFC loan approved for LDC’s climate-destructive soy and corn operations in Brazil’s Cerrado
Farmland Assets
Caught Red-Handed: Reports Expose Ongoing Soy Industry Ties to Land Grabbing, Illegal Deforestation in Brazil
STOP LAND GRABS
Harvard’s Farmland Investments in Brazil
Meet the coalition resisting the global push for land privatization in Brazil
The World Bank’s land program in the State of Piauí, Brazil, is a license for land grabbing International Statement
A PILLAR OF GROWTH OR A REGULARIZATION OF LAND GRABS? WORLD BANK FUNDED LAND TITLING IN PIAUÍ, BRAZIL
University of Iowa faculty demand TIAA accountability
U.S., Argentine investors tied to illegal land deals, deforestation in Brazil
As the Amazon Burns, Students Call on Harvard To Divest from Farmland Holdings
Divest Harvard Holds Protest About University’s Brazilian Land Ownership
Ribeirinha Community Conquers Collective Right to Land
Cerrado: U.S. investment spurs land theft, deforestation in Brazil, say experts
Social mobilization guarantees permanence of Gamela indigenous people in their territory in Piauí
Pension giant executive’s sky-high pay package angers clients and Brazilian land grab victims
Statement on Farmland Speculation for International Biodiversity Day 2020
Harvard's land grabs in Brazil are a disaster for communities and a warning to speculators
Quilombolas attacked under cover of coronavirus
TIAA’s Farmland Funds Linked to Fires, Conflicts and Legacy Deforestation Risks in Brazil
Environmental Defenders—Often Fighting Agribusiness—Are Being Violently Silenced Around the World
RURAL WOMEN AND GRASSROOTS FEMINISM
When Land Becomes a Global Financial Asset The MATOPIBA Case in Brazil
International Financial Capital and the Brazilian Land Market
Cerrado: U.S. investment spurs land theft, deforestation in Brazil, say experts
Brazil campaigners hail court decision canceling large land deal
International Financial Capital Targets Farmland in Brazil
Keeping Land Local: Briefing Papers on Land Struggles, No. 3
Land Struggles III: LRAN Briefing Paper Series
Impacts of expansion of sugarcane monocropping for ethanol production
Assumptions in the European Union biofuels policy: frictions with experiences in Germany, Brazil and Mozambique
Agrofuels, food sovereignty, and the contemporary food
IT'S TIME TO OUTLAW LAND GRABBING, NOT TO MAKE IT "RESPONSIBLE"!
Will sugar be the oil of the 21st century?
Monocropping for Agrofuels: The case of Brazil
The Myth of Biofuels
Sugarcane plantations destroy the Cerrado in Brazil