¿reconocimiento jurÍdico de la diversidad cultural sin ejercicio de derechos?

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Abstract
En este trabajo se presenta una revisión de cómo ha sido el reconocimiento jurídico a nivel nacional e internacional de los derechos indígenas y de sus pueblos, sus implicaciones legales y fácticas. De esta revisión se deriva el análisis de cómo se ha dado la construcción jurídico-antropológica de los conceptos de pluriculturalidad y multiculturalismo, y de lo que falta por hacer para llegar a un reconocimiento efectivo de la diversidad cultural que siente las bases de un verdadero reconocimiento y ejercicio de derechos. En este contexto, se plantea que el peritaje antropológico puede ser una herramienta que ayude al diseño de políticas públicas en y para la diversidad.   LEGAL RECOGNITION OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY WITHOUT THE EXERCISE OF RIGHTS? ABSTRACT This article presents a review of how the rights of indigenous people and their communities have been legally recognized at a national and international level, as well as the legal and factual implications this has. From this review, an analysis is derived of how the juridical-anthropological construction of the concepts of pluriculturality and multiculturalism took place. It also shows what still needs to be done to attain an effective recognition of cultural diversity that can lay the foundations of an actual recognition and exercise of rights. Within this context, anthropological investigation may be a tool to help formulate public policies within and favoring diversity.
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Authors ;Elisa Cruz Rueda;Ma. Eugenia Santana E.
Journal ANZ journal of surgery
Year 2013
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10.22201/cimsur.18704115e.2013.16.78
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