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Within the country’s strategic copper mining sector, economic elites are begetting new political technologies that reshape state, economy, and society relations, to better anchor capitalist domination at the local level. Two post-2012 initiatives, explicitly designed to overcome community-based resistances to mega-extractivist projects, are examined. Promoting “territorial dialogues,” they set private-public-social development corporations which take on the production of public goods, legitimacy, and social cohesion for entire provinces and regions, tasks previously performed by the state. Co-created by transnational capital and centre-left epistemic communities, these novel forms of political domination illustrate a broad variety in the types of state-capital-Left relationships emerging in Latin America during the so called Pink Tide and its aftermath.  Resumen: Elites economicas y nuevas estrategias de extractivismo en Chile Dentro del sector estrategico de la mineria del cobre del pais, las elites economicas estan engendrando nuevas tecnologias politicas que remodelan las relaciones entre el Estado, la economia y la sociedad para anclar mejor la dominacion capitalista a nivel local. Se examinan dos iniciativas posteriores a 2012 disenadas explicitamente para superar las resistencias comunitarias a los proyectos mega-extractivistas. Promoviendo “dialogos territoriales” que alientan la creacion de corporaciones de desarrollo social publico-privado que se encargan de la produccion de bienes publicos, legitimidad y cohesion social en provincias y regiones enteras, tareas previamente realizadas por el Estado. Cocreadas por capital transnacional y comunidades epistemicas de centroizquierda, estas novedosas formas de dominacion politica ilustran una amplia variedad en los tipos de relaciones Estado-capital-izquierda que surgieron en America Latina durante la llamada Marea Rosa y sus consecuencias.

Economic elites and new strategies for extractivism in Chile