Publications

Léandro Vergara-Camus a publié deux livres et de nombreux articles et chapitres de livres en anglais, espagnol, français et portugais, dont certains ont été traduits à allemand et au turc.

1) Livres

(2018), Kay, Cristóbal and Leandro Vergara-Camus, eds., Las políticas agrarias de los gobiernos de izquierdas en América Latina, Buenos Aires, Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO).

(2014) Land and Freedom. The MST, the Zapatistas and Peasant Alternatives to Neoliberalism, London, Zed Books (traduit au turque en 2018).

2) Articles arbitrées

(À paraître 2026), “The State of Agribusiness: The Politics of Rentier Strategies of Brazil’s Agribusiness (2003 to 2025)”, Special Issue on Cultural Political Economy of the Journal of Extractive Industries and Societies.

(2022), avec Kees Jansen, “Autonomy in Agrarian Studies, Politics and Movements: an Introduction”, Journal of Agrarian Change, 22(3): 255-272.

(2022), avec Victor Bretón, Miguel Gonzalez, and Blanca Rubio “Peasant and Indigenous Autonomy in Latin America Before and After the Pink Tide”, Journal of Agrarian Change, 22(3): 547-575.

(2019), “Capitalism, Democracy, and the (De)growth Horizon”, Capitalism, Nature, Socialism, 30(2): 217-233.

(2017) with Cristobal Kay, “Agribusiness, peasants, left-wing governments, and the state in Latin America: An overview and theoretical reflections”, Journal of Agrarian Change, 17(2): 239-257.

(2017), with Cristobal Kay, “The agrarian political economy of left-wing governments in Latin America: Agribusiness, peasants, and the limits of neo-developmentalism”, Journal of Agrarian Change, 17(2): 415-437.

(2016), “Why Social Movements Matter for Addressing Inequalities and Ensuring Social Justice” in ISSC, IDS and UNESCO (2016), World Social Science Report 2016. Challenging Inequalities: Pathways to a Just World, Paris, UNESCO Publishing, pp. 256-259.

(2012), “The Legacy of Social Conflicts over Property Rights in Rural Brazil and Mexico: Current Land Struggles in Historical Perspective”, Journal of Peasant Studies, 39(5): 1133-1158.

(2011), “Globalización, tierra, resistencia y autonomía: el EZLN y el MST”, Revista Mexicana de Sociología, 73(3): 387-414. Version en portugais publiée au Brésil (2011) dans Lutas Sociais, 27: 45-57.

(2009), “The MST and the EZLN’s Struggle for Land: New Forms of Peasant Rebellions”, Journal of Agrarian Change, 9(3): 365-391.

(2009), “The Politics of the MST: Autonomous Rural Communities, the State and Electoral Politics”, Latin American Perspectives, 36(4): 178-191.

3) Chapitres de livre non arbitrés

(à paraître, 2026), “Rethinking Social Movements Struggles Against Extractivism and Capital in Times of Transition” in Gonzalez, Miguel, Hadad, Gisela and Pabel Lopez, eds., Rethinking social movements and socio-territorial struggles in Latin America: New political languages, Reorganization of the Protest and Collective Horizons Beyond Development, London, Routledge.

(2021), “Energy Transition and the Global South” in Veltmeyer, Henry and Paul Bowles, eds., The Essential Guide to Critical Development Studies, Second Edition, New York, Routledge, 319-326.

(2021), “The State and Rural Politics” in Akram-Lodhi, Haroon, Dietz, Kristina, Engels, Bettina, and Ben McKay, eds., The Handbook of Critical Agrarian Studies, London, Edward Elgar Publishing, 469-479. Ré-édité 2025.

(2017) with Cristóbal Kay, “New Agrarian Democracies: The Pink Tide’s Lost Opportunity” dans Panitch Leo and Greg Albo, eds., Socialist Register 2018. Rethinking Democracy, London, Merlin Press, 224-243.

(2017), “Peasant Alternatives to Neoliberalism” dans Veltmeyer, Henry and Paul Bowles, eds., The Essential Guide to Critical Development Studies, New York, Routledge, pp. 426-434. Ré-édité 2021.

(2017), “Les Zapatistes au Chiapas et le mouvement des Sans-Terre au Brésil: une autre économie en germes” dans Jean-Louis Laville, Geoffrey Pleyers, Elisabetta Bucolo et José Luis Coragio, eds, Mouvements sociaux et économie solidaire, Paris, Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, pp. 51-64.