biocolonialismo 27
It is not an installed term, it is rather a neologism repeated by some scholars to define a mode of colonialism where developed countries and their companies seize the rights to use the cultural and biological acquis of less developed peoples, usually patented their natural products and ancestral knowledge for practical use, and even their genetic codes.
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