Szilvia Csevár about colonial legacies and the hidden drivers of conflict

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Jakob de Jonge interviews Szilvia Csevár about colonial legacies and the hidden drivers of conflict.They discuss capitalist development routed in colonial logic that continues to treat lands as property and perpetuate acts of war and violence against indigenous sovereignty. A disturbing pattern of profit-driven land-grabbing, supported by governments, drives violence that is not accidental, nor incidental, but systemic with the strategic aim of breaking resistance and removing people from their lands.

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