Vol. 16 No. 2 (2022)

Dossier Ecoterritorial Resistances of Indigenous Peoples to Contemporary Neo Extractivism

• Indigenous Peoples, Large Hydroelectric Projects, and Corporate Indigenousism in Brazil and Canada

  Cristhian Teófilo da Silva

  5-27

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• From Affirmative Legal Recognition to Compensatory Rationality in Environmental Licensing Exploring the limits and possibilities of indigenous identity recognition

  Meire Cristina Cabral de Araújo Silva, Juliana Sarti Roscoe

  28-59

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• Environmental Assessment and Indigenous Peoples’ Cultural Protection in Chile, in light of International Human Rights Law

  Juan Jorge Faundes Peñafiel, Patricia Perrone Campos Mello

  60-93

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• Rights of Nature in the Constitutionalisms of the Global South some reflections from the theory of legal formants

  Silvia Bagni

  94-136

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• Hydropower Plants in the Madeira Complex and Indigenous Peoples of Rondônia Resistances and developmentalism in the Amazon

  Estevão Rafael Fernandes, Rafael Ademir Oliveira de Andrade

  137-158

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• Games of Power in the fight Against Extractivism in the South of Orinoco, Venezuela

  Iokiñe Rodríguez, Vladimir Aguilar Castro

  159-191

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• Environmental Licensing on Indigenous Lands in Brazil

  Fernando Paiva Scardua

  192-210

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• The Complex Legal System for the Protection of Brazilian Protected Areas A bibliographical review

  Eduardo Antonio Pires Munhoz, José Arnaldo Frutuoso Roveda

  211-237

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• Pedagogy in the Territory to Build Resistance to Forest and Fruit Extractivism

  Héctor Torres Cuevas, Irenia Caniu Huenuqueo, Rosa Huenteo Calbucoy, Julio Parra Cayupil, Marcelo Quintrileo Contreras

  238-258

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• CONFREM: the construction of interaction repertoires and Institutional fit of traditional coastal and marine extractivist communities in the Brazilian coast

  Paulo Victor Sousa Lima, Francisco Javier Araos Leiva

  259-293

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• Socioeconomic Vulnerability of Indigenous and Quilombola in Brazil A CadÚnico analysis proposal

  Claudelino Martins Dias Junior, Rodrigo Speckhahn Soares da Silva, Rodrigo Paranhos Faleiro

  294-323

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• Beyond Prometheus: human/nature relations and the AgriCulture of Enchantment

  Iran Neves Ordonio, Carla Ladeira Pimentel Águas

  324-349

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