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Peoples and persons in the UNDRIP
P. 239-247
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Struggles for recognition : cultural pluralism and rights of minorities. - ( Pluralismo y minorías)-
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ISBN: 9788413773926
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In the same volume
- On the struggles for recognition
- The persistent oppression of Roma in the legal field: from outlaws to epistemic violence
- The tightrope of legitimacy and illegality in the political mobilisation of migrants in São Paulo
- Children and digital rights effectiveness : some reflections about the right to access to the internet
- A comparative analysis of the different paradigms of nationalism and the nation
- Mechanisms of national minority recognition in post-Soviet states : cases of Kazakhstan, Lithuania, and Russia
- The Cimbrians and their Law : a possibility of Langobard Laws continuum
- On recognition
- On-going blasphemy or Pussy Riot casus echo via argumentation worlds
- Cultural diversity under the scope of criminal Law : the Colombian case
- About the need to incorporate an intercultural perspective in the application of pretrial detention : notes from the Baguazo case
- Analysis of nonhuman animals' status in urban areas through the biocentric paradigm : institutionalizing a representative mechanism to provide recognition of the animal as a subject of the city
- Animals as minorities : contributions from civil society to the effectiveness of rights
- Peoples and persons in the UNDRIP
- A critical analysis of the proposed amendment to the Brazilian Constitution nº 215/2000 : demarcation of indigenous lands
- The responsibility of the States in the current situation of women's rights in indigenous normative systems in Latin America
- Ethnic minorities in Brazil : some conceptual aspects
- Food security of indigenous peoples : introduction to the right to cultural food as a legal obligation
- Learning from the indigenous Law : the core values of inclusion, coexistence and resilience
- Submarine tailings disposal in Arctic indigenous waters : a human rights perspective on Nussir mine's impacts on the Sámi use of Repparfjord, Norway
- CV of participants
