Scales of Governance and Indigenous Peoples' Rights
Herausgeber: Bellier, Irene; Hays, Jennifer
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This book takes an interdisciplinary approach to the complicated power relations surrounding the recognition and implementation of Indigenous Peoples' rights at multiple scales.
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This book takes an interdisciplinary approach to the complicated power relations surrounding the recognition and implementation of Indigenous Peoples' rights at multiple scales.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9781138944480
- ISBN-10: 1138944483
- Artikelnr.: 42741813
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 608g
- ISBN-13: 9781138944480
- ISBN-10: 1138944483
- Artikelnr.: 42741813
Irène Bellier, is a senior research director at the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and teaches at the Graduate School of Social Sciences (Ecole des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, EHESS) in Paris. She is the director of the Laboratory of the Anthropology of Institutions and Social Organizations (LAIOS) at Interdisciplinary Institute for Contemporary Anthropology (IIAC). Jennifer Hays is an associate professor of social anthropology in the Department of Social Sciences (ISS) at UiT the Arctic University of Norway, in Tromsø.
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Global circulation, colonial heritage, and
resistance
Irène Bellier and Jennifer Hays
Part I: Circulating between the scales: the global, the national, and the
local
Chapter 1: Participation of Indigenous Peoples in Issues Affecting Them: A
Matter of Negotiation at the United Nations
Irène Bellier
Chapter 2: Defining the terms of Indigenous Peoples' rights in Namibia: The
role of the International Labor Organization
Jennifer Hays
Chapter 3: Indigenous peoples' rights and policies: the role of the UN in
Mexico
Verónica González González
Chapter 4: Traversing the Scales of Rights: Interventions from Indigenous
Peoples of Cambodia at the United Nations
Neal B. Keating
Part II: Colonial Legacies
Chapter 5: Colonial Legacy and Public Policy: from primitive to indigenous
in French Guiana (1930-present)
Stéphanie Guyon
Chapter 6: Decoloniality Put to the Test: The Plurinational State of
Bolivia
Laurent Lacroix
Chapter 7: Leveraging International Power: Private Property and the Human
Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Brian Thom
Chapter 8: The Logic of Elimination in (Post-)Colonial Law: Indigenous
Entanglements in the Kimberley region of Australia
Martin Préaud
Part III: Resisting Processes of Invisibilization
Chapter 9: Criminalization and Judicialization of Indigenous Peoples'
Rights in Chile: Current Dynamics
Leslie Cloud and Fabien Le Bonniec
Chapter 10: Burning a home that 'doesn't exist,' arresting people who
'aren't there': A critique of eviction-based conservation and the Sengwer
of Embobut forest, Kenya
Justin Kenrick
Chapter 11: Redefining University Research Enterprises: partnership and
collaboration in Laxyuup Gitxaäa
Charles R. Menzies and Caroline F. Butler
Index
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Global circulation, colonial heritage, and
resistance
Irène Bellier and Jennifer Hays
Part I: Circulating between the scales: the global, the national, and the
local
Chapter 1: Participation of Indigenous Peoples in Issues Affecting Them: A
Matter of Negotiation at the United Nations
Irène Bellier
Chapter 2: Defining the terms of Indigenous Peoples' rights in Namibia: The
role of the International Labor Organization
Jennifer Hays
Chapter 3: Indigenous peoples' rights and policies: the role of the UN in
Mexico
Verónica González González
Chapter 4: Traversing the Scales of Rights: Interventions from Indigenous
Peoples of Cambodia at the United Nations
Neal B. Keating
Part II: Colonial Legacies
Chapter 5: Colonial Legacy and Public Policy: from primitive to indigenous
in French Guiana (1930-present)
Stéphanie Guyon
Chapter 6: Decoloniality Put to the Test: The Plurinational State of
Bolivia
Laurent Lacroix
Chapter 7: Leveraging International Power: Private Property and the Human
Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Brian Thom
Chapter 8: The Logic of Elimination in (Post-)Colonial Law: Indigenous
Entanglements in the Kimberley region of Australia
Martin Préaud
Part III: Resisting Processes of Invisibilization
Chapter 9: Criminalization and Judicialization of Indigenous Peoples'
Rights in Chile: Current Dynamics
Leslie Cloud and Fabien Le Bonniec
Chapter 10: Burning a home that 'doesn't exist,' arresting people who
'aren't there': A critique of eviction-based conservation and the Sengwer
of Embobut forest, Kenya
Justin Kenrick
Chapter 11: Redefining University Research Enterprises: partnership and
collaboration in Laxyuup Gitxaäa
Charles R. Menzies and Caroline F. Butler
Index
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Global circulation, colonial heritage, and
resistance
Irène Bellier and Jennifer Hays
Part I: Circulating between the scales: the global, the national, and the
local
Chapter 1: Participation of Indigenous Peoples in Issues Affecting Them: A
Matter of Negotiation at the United Nations
Irène Bellier
Chapter 2: Defining the terms of Indigenous Peoples' rights in Namibia: The
role of the International Labor Organization
Jennifer Hays
Chapter 3: Indigenous peoples' rights and policies: the role of the UN in
Mexico
Verónica González González
Chapter 4: Traversing the Scales of Rights: Interventions from Indigenous
Peoples of Cambodia at the United Nations
Neal B. Keating
Part II: Colonial Legacies
Chapter 5: Colonial Legacy and Public Policy: from primitive to indigenous
in French Guiana (1930-present)
Stéphanie Guyon
Chapter 6: Decoloniality Put to the Test: The Plurinational State of
Bolivia
Laurent Lacroix
Chapter 7: Leveraging International Power: Private Property and the Human
Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Brian Thom
Chapter 8: The Logic of Elimination in (Post-)Colonial Law: Indigenous
Entanglements in the Kimberley region of Australia
Martin Préaud
Part III: Resisting Processes of Invisibilization
Chapter 9: Criminalization and Judicialization of Indigenous Peoples'
Rights in Chile: Current Dynamics
Leslie Cloud and Fabien Le Bonniec
Chapter 10: Burning a home that 'doesn't exist,' arresting people who
'aren't there': A critique of eviction-based conservation and the Sengwer
of Embobut forest, Kenya
Justin Kenrick
Chapter 11: Redefining University Research Enterprises: partnership and
collaboration in Laxyuup Gitxaäa
Charles R. Menzies and Caroline F. Butler
Index
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Indigenous Peoples' Rights: Global circulation, colonial heritage, and
resistance
Irène Bellier and Jennifer Hays
Part I: Circulating between the scales: the global, the national, and the
local
Chapter 1: Participation of Indigenous Peoples in Issues Affecting Them: A
Matter of Negotiation at the United Nations
Irène Bellier
Chapter 2: Defining the terms of Indigenous Peoples' rights in Namibia: The
role of the International Labor Organization
Jennifer Hays
Chapter 3: Indigenous peoples' rights and policies: the role of the UN in
Mexico
Verónica González González
Chapter 4: Traversing the Scales of Rights: Interventions from Indigenous
Peoples of Cambodia at the United Nations
Neal B. Keating
Part II: Colonial Legacies
Chapter 5: Colonial Legacy and Public Policy: from primitive to indigenous
in French Guiana (1930-present)
Stéphanie Guyon
Chapter 6: Decoloniality Put to the Test: The Plurinational State of
Bolivia
Laurent Lacroix
Chapter 7: Leveraging International Power: Private Property and the Human
Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Brian Thom
Chapter 8: The Logic of Elimination in (Post-)Colonial Law: Indigenous
Entanglements in the Kimberley region of Australia
Martin Préaud
Part III: Resisting Processes of Invisibilization
Chapter 9: Criminalization and Judicialization of Indigenous Peoples'
Rights in Chile: Current Dynamics
Leslie Cloud and Fabien Le Bonniec
Chapter 10: Burning a home that 'doesn't exist,' arresting people who
'aren't there': A critique of eviction-based conservation and the Sengwer
of Embobut forest, Kenya
Justin Kenrick
Chapter 11: Redefining University Research Enterprises: partnership and
collaboration in Laxyuup Gitxaäa
Charles R. Menzies and Caroline F. Butler
Index