Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is reader in human geography and director of the graduate program on environment and development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University.

This book is the result of a shared journey of discovery and hope. Walking through our territory (tekoha), together with our great indigenous leaders, as well as allied non-indigenous people, Ioris, as we affectionately call him, gradually learned about faces, bodies and landscapes marked by historical violence since the arrival of the white colonizers, who still today continue to privately appropriate wealth in the capitalist world. This book on Kaiowcide is product of these wanderings, of appetite for critical reflection and clear political commitment in defence of the people Guarani and Kaiowa. For all that, I want to express gratitude in the language of my people, aguyjevete (thank you very much).

• Table of ContentsIntroduction - Death Shaping the Centre of the ContinentChapter 1 - The Land and Context of KaiowcideChapter 2 - Indigeneity and GenocideChapter 3 – The Genocidal March against the Guarani-KaiowaChapter 4 – Kaiowcide: Talking Genocide TodayChapter 5 – First Phase of Kaiowcide, 1970s to early 1990s: Indigenous Risorgimento and the Genocidal ResponseChapter 6 – Second Phase of Kaiowcide, mid-1990s to 2007: The Agro-Neoliberal Face of KaiowcideChapter 7 – Third Phase of Kaiowcide, 2007 to 2020s: The Zenith of HellChapter 8 – A Lived Genocide: The Offspring of KaiowcideEpilogue: Realisation and TransgressionAcronyms and TermsGuarani Expressions

Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is reader in human geography and director of the graduate program on environment and development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University.

This book is the result of a shared journey of discovery and hope. Walking through our territory (tekoha), together with our great indigenous leaders, as well as allied non-indigenous people, Ioris, as we affectionately call him, gradually learned about faces, bodies and landscapes marked by historical violence since the arrival of the white colonizers, who still today continue to privately appropriate wealth in the capitalist world. This book on Kaiowcide is product of these wanderings, of appetite for critical reflection and clear political commitment in defence of the people Guarani and Kaiowa. For all that, I want to express gratitude in the language of my people, aguyjevete (thank you very much).

• Table of ContentsIntroduction - Death Shaping the Centre of the ContinentChapter 1 - The Land and Context of KaiowcideChapter 2 - Indigeneity and GenocideChapter 3 – The Genocidal March against the Guarani-KaiowaChapter 4 – Kaiowcide: Talking Genocide TodayChapter 5 – First Phase of Kaiowcide, 1970s to early 1990s: Indigenous Risorgimento and the Genocidal ResponseChapter 6 – Second Phase of Kaiowcide, mid-1990s to 2007: The Agro-Neoliberal Face of KaiowcideChapter 7 – Third Phase of Kaiowcide, 2007 to 2020s: The Zenith of HellChapter 8 – A Lived Genocide: The Offspring of KaiowcideEpilogue: Realisation and TransgressionAcronyms and TermsGuarani Expressions

Antonio Augusto Rossotto Ioris is reader in human geography and director of the graduate program on environment and development at the School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University.

This book is the result of a shared journey of discovery and hope. Walking through our territory (tekoha), together with our great indigenous leaders, as well as allied non-indigenous people, Ioris, as we affectionately call him, gradually learned about faces, bodies and landscapes marked by historical violence since the arrival of the white colonizers, who still today continue to privately appropriate wealth in the capitalist world. This book on Kaiowcide is product of these wanderings, of appetite for critical reflection and clear political commitment in defence of the people Guarani and Kaiowa. For all that, I want to express gratitude in the language of my people, aguyjevete (thank you very much).

• Table of ContentsIntroduction - Death Shaping the Centre of the ContinentChapter 1 - The Land and Context of KaiowcideChapter 2 - Indigeneity and GenocideChapter 3 – The Genocidal March against the Guarani-KaiowaChapter 4 – Kaiowcide: Talking Genocide TodayChapter 5 – First Phase of Kaiowcide, 1970s to early 1990s: Indigenous Risorgimento and the Genocidal ResponseChapter 6 – Second Phase of Kaiowcide, mid-1990s to 2007: The Agro-Neoliberal Face of KaiowcideChapter 7 – Third Phase of Kaiowcide, 2007 to 2020s: The Zenith of HellChapter 8 – A Lived Genocide: The Offspring of KaiowcideEpilogue: Realisation and TransgressionAcronyms and TermsGuarani Expressions