La deconstrucción del concepto de propiedad: una aproximación intercultural a los derechos territoriales indígenas
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2009-04
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Universidad del Zulia
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El objetivo de este trabajo va a ser diseñar los contenidos de la tríada pueblos indígenas-hábitat-territorio desde una perspectiva decolonial. Estructuraremos el escrito en cuatro momentos: a) donde procederemos a establecer una serie de aclaraciones terminológicas, como territorialidad, recursos naturales, biodiversidad, en el marco de sentido de los pueblos indígenas, y cómo estos mismos términos son asumidos de manera diferente por el derecho occidental; b) donde desarrollaremos un balance crítico de la irrupción de las exigencias indígenas en los acuerdos medioambientales multilaterales, desde la perspectiva de los derechos de los pueblos indígenas; c) donde abordaremos los elementos centrales y polémicos de este excitante diálogo intercultural, como es el de Territorialidad indígena; d) analizaremos la jurisprudencia que ha venido desarrollando los últimos años la Corte y la Co- misión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (IDH), conscientes de que nos encontramos en la antesala de un Derecho Intercultural latente en los informes y sentencias de estas dos instituciones jurídicas.
The objective of this study is to design contents for the threefold topic “indigenous peoples-habitat-territory,” from a decolonizing perspective. From this starting point, the study confronts the complicated challenge of intercultural dialogue. The work was structured in four sections: a) Terminological clarifications regarding the subject; what can we understand by territoriality, natural resources and biodiversity within the logical framework of the indigenous peoples, and how these same terms are understood differently by Western law; b) Critical analyses of indigenous claims in the multilateral environmental treaties that have emerged lately, from the perspective of indigenous peoples’ rights; c) Controversial central elements in this exciting intercultural dialogue, such as indigenous territoriality; d) An analysis of the jurisprudence that has been developed by the Inter-American Human Rights Court and Commission, aware that this may be a first advancement toward intercultural law, latent in the different reports and decisions made by these two juridical institutions.
The objective of this study is to design contents for the threefold topic “indigenous peoples-habitat-territory,” from a decolonizing perspective. From this starting point, the study confronts the complicated challenge of intercultural dialogue. The work was structured in four sections: a) Terminological clarifications regarding the subject; what can we understand by territoriality, natural resources and biodiversity within the logical framework of the indigenous peoples, and how these same terms are understood differently by Western law; b) Critical analyses of indigenous claims in the multilateral environmental treaties that have emerged lately, from the perspective of indigenous peoples’ rights; c) Controversial central elements in this exciting intercultural dialogue, such as indigenous territoriality; d) An analysis of the jurisprudence that has been developed by the Inter-American Human Rights Court and Commission, aware that this may be a first advancement toward intercultural law, latent in the different reports and decisions made by these two juridical institutions.
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Pueblos indígenas
Derechos humanos
Biodiversidad
Derecho intercultural
Indigenous peoples
Human rights
Biodiversity
Intercultural law
Derechos humanos
Biodiversidad
Derecho intercultural
Indigenous peoples
Human rights
Biodiversity
Intercultural law
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Martínez de Bringas, A. (2009). La deconstrucción del concepto de propiedad: una aproximación intercultural a los derechos territoriales indígenas. Utopía y praxis latinoamericana: revista internacional de filosofía iberoamericana y teoría social, 45, 11-30.