Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is Professor of Political Geography and Director of the MSc in Environment and Development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University. With a long list of books and academic articles, Ioris has managed several international research projects, including work on agricultural frontiers in the Amazon Region and on the geography of the Guarani indigenous population.

• 1.The Uncommon Impasse. 2.Uncommoning Roots of Capitalist Modernity. 3.Erysichthonian Trends and the Sublation of Uncommoning. 4.Uncommoning the Guarani World. 5.Becoming and Uncommoning the Pay Tavyterã. 6.Uncommoning Development and Genocidal Agribusiness. 7.Indigenous Commons and a Reason in Common.

Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is Professor of Political Geography and Director of the MSc in Environment and Development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University. With a long list of books and academic articles, Ioris has managed several international research projects, including work on agricultural frontiers in the Amazon Region and on the geography of the Guarani indigenous population.

• 1.The Uncommon Impasse. 2.Uncommoning Roots of Capitalist Modernity. 3.Erysichthonian Trends and the Sublation of Uncommoning. 4.Uncommoning the Guarani World. 5.Becoming and Uncommoning the Pay Tavyterã. 6.Uncommoning Development and Genocidal Agribusiness. 7.Indigenous Commons and a Reason in Common.

Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is Professor of Political Geography and Director of the MSc in Environment and Development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University. With a long list of books and academic articles, Ioris has managed several international research projects, including work on agricultural frontiers in the Amazon Region and on the geography of the Guarani indigenous population.

• 1.The Uncommon Impasse. 2.Uncommoning Roots of Capitalist Modernity. 3.Erysichthonian Trends and the Sublation of Uncommoning. 4.Uncommoning the Guarani World. 5.Becoming and Uncommoning the Pay Tavyterã. 6.Uncommoning Development and Genocidal Agribusiness. 7.Indigenous Commons and a Reason in Common.