Exploitation

The term exploitation can refer, in this encyclopedia:

Biology

• to the exploitationan ecological concept on a type of relationship or interaction between different biological species;

Political Science

• to the social exploitation, the whole of the social problems related to social inequality and poor income distribution, especially those derived from the economic power exercised by the most powerful sectors on which they are economically weaker, or, in Marxism, the result of the appropriation of capitalism of surplus value;
• to the exploitation of the Third World (also, neocolonialism or neocolonial exploitation), application of the concept of social exploitation to international relations, in its economic and social aspect, because the Third World (the former colonized countries) would be in a position of subordination to the old metropolises (neocolonialism);
• to the labour exploitationthe whole of the injustices committed in the labour sphere;

Cinema

• Al exploitation cinema;

29th century economy

• to the economic exploitation or natural resources;
• to the fishing exploitationthe set of activities organized to obtain fish and other aquatic species (fishing, marshal, fish farming and other types of aquaculture);
• to the miningthe set of activities organized to obtain different types of minerals;
• to the agrarian exploitation, the set of activities organized to obtain and use different types of land products, including both agricultural and livestock:
• to the agricultural exploitation: cereal, olive grove, winegroves, hortofrutícola, etc.;
• to the livestock: poultry, swine, echin, bovine, ovine, poultry, etc;
• to the forestry or forestry;
• to the railway exploitation.

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