Investigations

Estado y proyectos de conservación a cargo de privados

Paisaje, subjetividades medioambientales y gobernabilidad neoliberal. La cosmopolítica del bosque chileno en la Región de la Araucanía

Emprendimientos en sectores marginados

Publications

Special Issue. What is a Relation? Ethnographic Perspectives from Indigenous South America

Di Giminiani, Piergiorgio; Bacchiddu, Giovanna; González, Marcelo
2019

Theorizing relations in indigenous south america an introduction

Social analysis
Gonzalez Galvez, Marcelo; Di Giminiani, Piergiorgio; Bacchiddu, Giovanna
2019

Colaboración y enredos generativos entre ciencia, ambientalismo y otros conocimientos.

Publicación elaborada por profesores y alumnos participantes de la tercera versión de la Escuela Latinoamericana de Verano en Problemáticas Sociales, LASI.
Autores: Valentina Acuña, Clare Beer, Cristóbal Bonelli, Piergiorgio Di Giminiani, Jorge Atanasio Gallardo Cochifas, Julio Antonio Esquicha, Jaime Landinez Aceros, Diego Alejandro Melo, Rosa Isela Meneses, Jorge Moreira, Laura Maria Saari, Daniela Soto, Nina Swen, Sandra Villanueva.
2019

Indigenous Activism in Latin America

The Routledge Handbook of Latin American Development
Di Giminiani, Piergiorgio
2018

The becoming of ancestral land: place and property in Mapuche land claims.

American Ethnologist 42(3): 490-503.
Di Giminiani (2015).
2018

How to Manage a Forest: Environmental Governance in Neoliberal Chile.

Anthropological quarterly 89(3): 721–750.
Di Giminiani (2016)
2018

News

Investigadores del CIIR publican libro sobre fenómenos ecopolíticos globales

Media

Videos

Piergiorgio Di Giminani

UC Anthropology Academic /
CIIR Principal Researcher
Investigation Line:
Development and Environment

 

Ph.D. in anthropology, his interests are focused on the sociocultural significance attributed to the landscape and the political processes behind the control of natural resources. It has focused on legal land compensation processes to Mapuche communities and disputes and collaborations in forest conservation and resource use processes in southern Chile. Professor of the UC School of Anthropology.

pdigiminia@uc.cl