traditional people and territories in brazil from the perspective of the rights of the sociobiodiversity
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Abstract
This work investigates the territorial issue involving traditional peoples in Brazil, addressing grounds of ethnic and cultural rights of sociobiodiversity, to ensure the social reproduction of these communities in space. The approach method is done from one systemic and complex perspective. Conceptualizes up "traditional peoples" from anthropological, sociological and legal conceptions, considering territoriality and peculiarities of formation of the Brazilian territorial space, and contrasting them later with the reality of economic globalization and the political and legal form of the modern property. It is stated the importance of the promotion of ethnic and cultural rights of the traditional peoples.
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| Authors | ;Matheus Silva de Gregori;Luiz Ernani Bonesso de Araujo |
| Journal | journal of orthomolecular medicine |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2525-9628/2016.v2i1.970
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