Indigenous Rights and the Paradigm Established by the 1988 Constitution: right to otherness
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Indian. Interaction. Constitution of 1988Abstract
The present work has as object of study the new paradigm instituted by the Federal Constitution with respect to the indigenous rights: the interaction. In this sense, the new constitutional order guarantees the right to be and remain an Indian, unlike the previous paradigm that foresaw the integration of the Indian into "civilization". Thus, based on the study of the production context of the Indian Statute and the emergence of the constitutional order of 1988, this study, carried out by an evaluative-documentary method, seeks to understand the context of production of the Indian Statute, Assessing the need for interpretation of such law in the light of constitutional provisions that guarantee the rights of Indians.
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