Behavioural interactions and habitat use by larvae of the giant damselfly, Megaloprepus coerulatus, were studied in Panama. These larvae live in water-filled holes in fallen and living trees. Despite potential advantages for larval territoriality in this species, M. coerulatus did not exhibit exclusive use of resources, probably because their prey were not spatially clumped. Both well-fed and s...

This paper explores the co-existence of relational and territorial spaces – soft spaces through the experiences of EU integration and territorialisation. First, we seek a better understanding of EU integration through an engagement with the literature and research on soft spaces. We propose that EU integration is best understood as involving an interplay between territorial and relational under...

The violence and de/reterritorializing strategies used by armed groups in Colombia disproportionally affect indigenous peoples, especially indigenous women, whose ethnogender roles, forms of territoriality, agency, and autonomy are being altered. Conflict and new forms of territoriality restrict the satisfaction of ethno-gender-based material needs and interests, with negative impacts on women’...