I learned this term from the fabulous Diana Ojeda, who recently published this great short article about green grabs in Bogotá.
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social justice movement terminology for interpreters and translators - because more bilingual movements are stronger movements!
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COMMENTS: some great discussions of terms in the comments - check them out and please add to them!
CONTACT: feel free to email me at Sara (dot) Koopman (at) gmail (dot) com
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of course despojo is disposession so this isn't exact, but rather what gets used. but for land grabbing I've also seen acaparamiento de tierras.
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