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Articles | Volume 74, issue 3
Articles | Volume 74, issue 3
https://doi.org/10.5194/gh-74-249-2019
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Articles | Volume 74, issue 3
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18 Jul 2019
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Contesting double displacement: internally displaced campesinos and the social production of urban territory in Medellín, Colombia

Claudia Maria López

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This article offers an example of how displaced farmers respond to cycles of de-territorialization and re-territorialization under globalization. Drawing from ethnographic interviews with displaced leaders of socio-territorial movements in Medellín, Colombia, I find that leaders understand and practice territorial production as a emotionally charged political process. By foregrounding urban reterritorialization, this study highlights how the migrants create their own spaces of belonging.
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Contested urban territories: decolonized perspectives