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Previous ReVista Articles On Energy
“Yacyretá: Building the Future,” Oscar
Thomas. Territory Guarani (Spring
2015). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/yacyret%C3%A1
“Beyond the Dam: Intervention Strategies
for a Resilient Environment.”
Alfredo Máximo Garay. Territory Guarani
(Spring 2015). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/beyond-dam
“The Mining Boom in Colombia: Blessing
or Curse?” Guillermo Rudas. Mining
(Winter 2014). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/mining-boom-colombia
“The Overlapping Geographies of
Resource Extraction: Four Months,
Three Decisions, One pattern?” Anthony
Bebbington, Nicholas Cuba, and John
Rogan. Mining (Winter 2014). http://
revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/overlapping-geographies-resource-extraction
“Heart of Coal: A Profile.” Lorenzo Morales.
Mining (Winter 2014). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/heart-coal
“In the Name of Development: Moving
Cerrejón Mountain, Its Coal, and Its People.”
Erica Jaffe Redner. Mining (Winter
2014). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/name-development
“Amazon Rivers: Sources of Renewable
Energy,” Luiz Gabriel T. Azevedo. Water
(Winter 2013). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/amazon-rivers
“First Take: The Political Geography
of Water, In a Changing Brazil.” John
Briscoe, Water (Winter 2013). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/politicalgeography-water
“Climate Change and the Amazon: Tropical
Dams Emit Greenhouse Gases.” Philip
M. Fearnside. Water (Winter 2013).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
climate-change-and-amazon
“Water, The Energy Sector and Climate
Change in Brazil: Huge Challenges.” Angela
Livino. Water (Winter 2013). http://
revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/waterenergy-sector-and-climate-change-brazil
“The Economy of the Extractive Industries
(English version): Poverty and
Social Equality.” Fernanda Wanderley.
Bolivia: Revolutions and Beyond (Fall
2011). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/economy-extractive-industries
“Bolivian Resource Politics: Gas and
Beyond.” Bret Gustafson. Bolivia: Revolutions
and Beyond (Fall 2011). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/bolivianresource-politics
“Political Effects of an Economic Measure:
After the Gasolinazo.” Fernando
Mayorga. Bolivia (Fall 2011). http://
revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/political-effects-economic-measure-englishversion
“Bolivia’s Indigenous Universities: Building
Community.” Marcia Mandepora. Bolivia:
Revoltions and Beyond (Fall 2011).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
bolivias-indigenous-universities
“First Takes: Five Years of Evo.” Pablo
Stefanoni. Bolivia: Revolutions and
Beyond (Fall 2011). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/first-take-1
“The Bolivian Economy: Snapshot
or MRI?” Gonzalo Chávez A. Bolivia:
Revolutions and Beyond (Fall 2011).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
bolivian-economy
“Falling in the Rentier Trap: Or How Evo
Morales Is Missing an Opportunity.” Roberto
Laserna. Bolivia: Revolutions and
Beyond (Fall 2011). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/falling-rentier-trap
“Two Paths to Development: Distinct but
Convergent?” David Daepp, Guatemala:
Legacies of Violence (Fall 2010/Winter
2011). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/two-paths-development
“Autonomy Revisited: How Latin
America Can Lead the Way Towards
Sustainable Design.” Eduardo Berlin
Razmilic. Architecture (Summer 2010).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
autonomy-revisited
“Between Ideological Affinity and Economic
Convenience: A Web Feature.”
María de los Angeles Yannuzzi. Venezuela:
The Chavez Effect (Fall 2008).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
between-ideological-affinity-and-economic-conveniencet
“Oil and Revolution: Viewpoints Edited”
Edited by Fernando Coronil Imber and
Jeffrey Cedeño.Venezuela: The Chavez
Effect (Fall 2008). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/oil-and-revolutionviewpoints-edited
“It’s the Oil, Stupid!!!: An Overview.” Fernando
Coronil. Venezuela: The Chavez
Effect (Fall 2008). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/its-oil-stupid
“Large-Scale Risks and Extreme Events:
Entering the New Era.” Erwan O. Michel-
Kerjan. Natural Disasters (Winter 2007).
http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/book/
large-scale-risks-and-extreme-events
“Mexico’s Presidential Election: Taking
the Chavez Out of Lopez Obrador.” Allyson
Lucinda Benton. Elections (Spring
2006). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/mexicos-presidential-election
“Old Wine in New Bottles?” Juan Carlos
Moreno-Brid and Igor Paunovic. Elections
(Spring 2006). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/old-wine-new-bottles
“Poverty or Potential?” Scott Rechler.
Chile (Spring 2004). http://revista.drclas.
harvard.edu/book/poverty-or-potential
“Improving Urban Air Quality.” Luisa T.
Molina and Mario J. Molina, Cityscapes:
Latin America and Beyond (Winter
2003). http://revista.drclas.harvard.edu/
book/improving-urban-air-quality
“Environment, Indians, and Oil.” Theodore
McDonald. The Environment in
Latin America (Fall 1998). http://revista.
drclas.harvard.edu/book/environmentindians-and-oil
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