ownership and exploitation of the new faces as coloniality latin american: limits and possibilities for the construction of a sui generis regime
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Abstract
The research aims to analyze the paradigms which link Latin America to Coloniality procedure for the appropriation of sociobiodiversity with possible solutions from a sui generis regime. Thus, the limits and possibilities for the construction of a sui generis regime which subverts the order placed? To answer, we opted for the systemic perspective through bibliographical and documentary research. As a result, the sui generis regime is presented as a means capable of subverting the order placed as a regional instrument that balances interests in the public sphere, particularly in the systems of economy, politics, law, ecology and culture.
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| Authors | ;Evilhane Jum Martins;Jerônimo Siqueira Tybusch |
| Journal | journal of orthomolecular medicine |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2525-9628/2016.v2i2.1619
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