Our music is taken from the song “Pourquoi je pas?”, and is kindly provided by Chocolat Billy, a band based in Bordeaux, France. To find out more about them, visit their pages on Bandcamp, Facebook and the Free Music Archive.
Our episode image are photographs from Ingrid Aulik at http://uulitsakunst.blogspot.com.
Kepa Artaraz is a former Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Brighton, UK, where he worked between 2006 and 2021.
He is the author, among others, of Cuba and Western Intellectuals since 1959 (2009, Palgrave), Bolivia: Refounding the Nation (2012, Pluto), Global Social Policy: Themes, Issues and Actors (2016, Palgrave, with Michael Hill) and has recently co-edited the special issue of Latin American Perspectives Vivir bien/buen vivir and post-neoliberal development: Scope, strategies and the realities of implementation (May 2021 with Melania Calestani and Mei Trueba).
Kepa now lives with his wife on a farm in the Basque Country where works on the development of a food forest. His blog, Akauri Zahar Permaculture, is available at https://akeurizar.wordpress.com/
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EPISODE RESOURCES
Buen Vivir: Colombia’s philosophy for good living
by Dimitri Selibas
BBC
Buen Vivir: The good life
by Philipp Altmann
Development and Cooperation
Buen Vivir: South America’s rethinking of the future we want
by Juan Francisco Salazar
The Conversation
The potential of degrowth and buen vivir in addressing underdevelopment and conflict in the Global South
by Barbara Magalhães Teixeira
Degrowth.info
From Capitalism to ‘Buen Vivir’
by Victor M. Toledo and Jane K. Brundage
Esperanza Project
Buen Vivir: Examining Well-being in Colombia at a Time of Protest and Police Violence
by Jaclyn Severance
UConn Today
Buen vivir (Good Living): A “Glocal” Genealogy of a Latin American Utopia for the World
by Adrián E. Beling et al.
Latin American Perspectives
Towards an ecological economics
by David Caicedo Sarralde
The Ecologist
Buen Vivir: an Andean indigenous challenge to modern development
by Nazreen Shivlani
KCL Latin American Society
Latin American Visions for a Digital New Deal: Towards Buen Vivir with Data
by Stefania Milan and Emiliano Treré
IT for Change
Challenges for the Implementation of the Rights of Nature: Ecuador and Bolivia as the First Instances of an Expanding Movement
by María Valeria Berros
Latin American Perspectives
The Age of Transition: Postdevelopment and North-South Synergies
by Parisa Nourani Rinaldi
Latin American Perspectives
Posthuman rights struggles and environmentalisms from below in the political ontologies of Ecuador and Colombia
by Rosemary J Coombe and David J Jefferson
Journal of Human Rights and the Environment
MORE BY KEPA ARTARAZ
Introduction: Vivir bien/Buen vivir and Post-Neoliberal Development Paths in Latin America: Scope, Strategies, and the Realities of Implementation
with Melania Calestani and Mei L. Trueba
Latin American Perspectives
Constructing identities in a contested setting: Cuba’s intellectual elite during and after the Revolution
Oral History (Vol. 45, No. 2)
The Complexity and Instability of Policy Conditionality and Transfer: IMF Interventions in the Political Economy of South America
with David Alemna, Philip Haynes and Shadreck Mwale
Complexity Governance & Networks (Vol 6., No. 1)
Pension Reform in Bolivia: Two Models of Income Security in Old Age with Peter Lloyd-Sherlock
in Reforming pensions in developing and transition countries, Katja Hujo (ed.)
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Cuba and Western Intellectuals since 1959
Palgrave Macmillan
Global Social Policy: Themes, Issues and Actors
with Michael Hill
Red Globe Press
Bolivia: Refounding the Nation
Pluto Press
Cuban Medical Internationalism: Origins, Evolution, and Goals (Book Review)
Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research (Vol. 15, No. 2)
Suma qamaña in Bolivia: Indigenous Understandings of Well-being and Their Contribution to a Post-Neoliberal Paradigm
with Melania Calestani
Latin American Perspectives (Vol 42, No. 5)
For Spanish Democracy: Now Is the Time to Demand Reinstatement of the Republic
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