Tag: Indigenous autonomy

Indigenous autonomy Inter-American System

Indigenous Autonomy in the Inter-American System: Five Years after the IACHR Report on Self-Determination

Riyad Insanally

India Indigenous autonomy

Who Constitutes Whom? Constituent power, the material base, and the limits of plurinational recognition: a Naga reading of the Latin American experience

Gam Angkang Shimray

Indigenous autonomy México

Mexico: Autonomies under Siege amid Extreme Violence

Araceli Burguete Cal y Mayor, María del Carmen Ventura Patiño

Indigenous autonomy

The Marine and Terrestrial Autonomy of the Gunadule People in Panama

Bernal Damián Castillo Díaz

Colombia Indigenous autonomy

Camilo Niño Izquierdo: “There Can Be No Autonomy without Territory”

Laura Camila Galvis Santacruz

Bolivia Indigenous autonomy

From Territorial Claims to Indigenous Self-Government: Progress, Tensions and Prospects in Bolivia

Fredy Villagomez

Indigenous autonomy México

Autonomy and the Forced Displacement of Indigenous Communities in Mexico

Ramón Martínez Coria

Indigenous autonomy Indigenous Women

Gunadule Women Resisting: Culture and Identity in the Face of Internal Colonialism

Taira Stanley

Indigenous autonomy Nepal

Between Eclipse and Resistance: Experiences of Autonomy among the Indigenous Peoples of Nepal

Krishna B. Bhattachan

Indigenous autonomy Perú

Nine Years of Autonomy: The Wampís Nation’s Process of Rebuilding Self-Government

Shapiom Noningo

Colombia Indigenous autonomy

Customary Justice of Indigenous Peoples in Colombia: Between Reality and Historical Debt

Laura Ann Kleiner, Tullio Togni

Colombia Indigenous autonomy

“The Only Limitation of Indigenous Justice regards Crimes Against Humanity”

Laura Ann Kleiner, Tullio Togni