This booklet presents key ideas for incorporating the Just Transition into electoral debate and public decision-making. Through a brief and pedagogical format, the material explains why elections are a strategic moment to discuss the country’s energy, productive, and territorial future, as well as the importance of ensuring that political proposals include social, environmental, and climate

This publication brings together reflections on the Andean Amazon in the twenty-first century, based on three central axes: neoextractivisms, new frontiers, and territorial resistances. The book analyzes the paradoxes that shape this territory, recognized for its ecological and social richness, yet historically treated by States as a marginal space. Through interdisciplinary contributions, it addresses the

This publication analyzes the transition toward a 100% renewable electricity system in Colombia from a political ecology perspective. The document begins with the technical feasibility of achieving a renewable electricity matrix, but argues that the transition cannot be reduced to the deployment of solar, wind, or other renewable technologies. Based on a review of contributions