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SUMMARY:MINING AND THE PERUVIAN STATE: Social And Environmental Sustainabi
 lity
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DESCRIPTION:John Crabtree is research associate at the Latin American Cent
 re\, University of Oxford. He holds a master’s degree from Liverpool Uni
 versity and a doctorate from Oxford Brookes University. His work has cover
 ed political party systems\, social movements and business elites. His mos
 t recent published books include Business Power and the State in the Centr
 al Andes: Bolivia\, Ecuador and Peru in Comparison\, co-authored with Fran
 cisco Durand and Jonas Wolff (Pittsburgh University Press\, 2023). Previou
 s books include Peru: Elite Power and Political Capture\, co-authored with
  Francisco Durand) (Zed\, 2017)\; Bolivia Processes of Change\, co-authore
 d with Ann Chaplin) (Zed\, 2013)\; and Unresolved Tensions: Bolivia Past a
 nd Present\, co-edited with Laurence Whitehead (Pittsburgh\, 2008).\n\nHer
 nan Manrique is a postdoctoral researcher in the Global Security Program a
 t the University of Oxford. He holds a PhD from the Department of Biology 
 (Division of Ecology\, Evolution and Biodiversity Conservation) at KU Leuv
 en\, as well as an MSc in statistics and data science and an MSc in sustai
 nable development from the same university\, and a BA in sociology from th
 e Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú  (PUCP) in Lima. His research
  integrates geographic information systems and remote sensing with ethnogr
 aphic fieldwork to evaluate the dynamics of illicit economies\, developmen
 t\, security and environmental degradation in frontier regions\, particula
 rly across the Amazon biome and the Amazon-Andes interface.\n\nAlvaro Pare
 des Valderrama has an MPhil in economic and political sociology from the U
 niversity of Cambridge and a BA in sociology from the Pontificia Universid
 ad Católica del Perú. His research focuses on development and inequality
 \, extractive industries with an emphasis on mining\, and citizenship. He 
 is a research associate of the Centro de Estudios de Minería y Sostenibil
 idad (CEMS) at the Universidad del Pacífico. Currently\, he is pursuing a
  PhD in sociology at the University of Cambridge\, where he is developing 
 an approach to inequality in globalized capitalism\, based on a critique o
 f Anglo-American sociology from a Peruvian Marxist perspective.
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LOCATION:1 Church Walk - LAC Main Seminar Room\, LAC Main Seminar Room 1 C
 hurch Walk  Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6LY United Kingdom
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