South America amid hegemonic narratives of critical minerals and the corporate energy transition
ヘゲモニー的言説の中の南米とクリティカルミネラル、企業のエネルギー転換 (AI 翻訳)
Ana Lia Guerrero
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日本語
本論文は、南米の視点から、クリティカルミネラルをめぐるヘゲモニー的言説と企業主導のエネルギー転換を批判的に分析する。結果、脱炭素化の名の下に「グリーン新植民地主義」が再生産され、南米の新たな依存と新収奪主義が深まると指摘する。地域は戦略資源の主権的活用と転換の再定義を迫られている。
English
From a critical South American perspective, this paper analyzes hegemonic narratives around critical minerals and the corporate energy transition. It finds that the transition reproduces 'green neocolonialism', deepening neo-extractivism in the Global South. The author argues for redefining resource control and aligning energy transition with sovereign development priorities.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本企業は南米のクリティカルミネラル(リチウムなど)調達において、地政学リスクと現地の主権要求を考慮する必要がある。本論文は、資源ナショナリズムの高まりを理解する上で示唆に富む。
In the global GX context
This paper offers a critical Global South perspective on critical mineral supply chains, challenging the dominant corporate energy transition narrative. It provides important context for international actors (including TCFD/ISSB frameworks) regarding social and geopolitical risks in mineral sourcing.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Critical resource studies scholars will find a nuanced geopolitical analysis of energy transition narratives.
🏢実務担当者:Sustainability teams in mining or EV supply chains should note the rising resource nationalism and 'green neocolonialism' critique.
🏛政策担当者:Policymakers in resource-rich countries can draw on the argument for sovereign control over critical minerals.
📄 Abstract(原文)
From a critical South American perspective, this article analyzes how global actors contest and control hegemonic narratives about critical minerals and the so-called Corporate Energy Transition. Using an exploratory, mixed-methods approach, this study examines the geopolitical dimensions of these minerals in the global energy transition. The methodology draws on international organization reports, a comprehensive literature review, and my previous research. Results demonstrate that the corporate energy transition reproduces a framework of « green neocolonialism » under the guise of decarbonization. This process shifts structural dependence from fossil fuels to a multi-dependency on critical minerals, thereby deepening neo-extractivism across the Global South. In this context, I argue that South America faces the urgent challenge of redefining how its strategic resources are used and controlled. The region must overcome its subordinate global position and realign the energy transition with its own sovereign development priorities.
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