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"Mariana Monteiro de Matos, a brilliant young scholar, dedicates this book to the mighty Amazon, her "waterland," and its peoples. Born and raised in northwest Brazil, she has witnessed in close proximity the alarming harm done to this lung of the Earth as well as the threats to the survival, both physical and cultural, of its natural stewards, its indigenous peoples. She has also seen the resistance rising against the razing of all cultural differences in the name of an allegedly superior modern civilization, based on overweening economic and military might. The banner- cry of this resistance was the plea to accommodate vastly different ways of life, identities, affiliations, and allegiances around the world. The author has coined the term "polyversity"to encapsulate this policy goal"--

Rights to their traditional lands and resources are essential to the survival of indigenous peoples. This book analyzes the substance and procedure of the most advanced system of safeguarding these rights, developed in the Inter-American system of human rights protection.
Foreword xi
Preface and Acknowledgements xv
Abbreviations of Institutions xviii
Abbreviations of Legal Instruments xix
List of Tables
xx
1 Introduction
1(15)
1 Subject Matter: Polyversity and Indigenous Peoples
1(4)
2 Research Objective and Questions
5(2)
3 Preliminary Matters: on the Concept of Indigenous Peoples
7(3)
4 Structure of the Book
10(6)
Cases and Reports
12(1)
References
12(4)
2 General Background of the Inter-American System
16(20)
1 Overview: the IAHRS and the ADHR
16(4)
2 Key Legal Instruments and Indigenous Land Rights
20(5)
3 IAHRS Main Organs and Their Procedures
25(11)
Cases and Reports
31(1)
References
32(4)
3 First Wave: Individual Indigenous Persons as Holders of Land Rights, 2001--2006
36(88)
1 An Important Precedent: the Aloeboetoe Case, 1993
36(4)
2 The Beginning of Communal Indigenous Property
40(50)
2.1 Awas Tingni Case, 2001
42(9)
2.2 Case Analysis
51(32)
2.3 Preliminary Assessment
83(7)
3 Afterawastingni.com
90(18)
3.1 Moiwana Case, 2005
90(10)
3.2 Yakye Axa Case, 200s
100(4)
3.3 Sawhoyamaxa Case, 2006
104(4)
4 Interim Conclusions: Protecting Indigenous Property through Individuals
108(16)
Cases and Reports
112(4)
References
116(8)
4 Second Wave: Transition toward Indigenous Peoples as Holders of Land Rights, 2007--2011
124(64)
1 Between Individual and Collective Subjects of Rights
124(34)
1.1 Saramaka Case, 2007
125(3)
1.2 Case Analysis
128(27)
1.3 Preliminary Assessment
155(3)
2 Toward Collective Legal Subjects: Xakmok Kasek Case, 2070
158(7)
2.1 Justifying the Collective Legal Capacity of Tribal and Indigenous Peoples?
158(5)
2.2 Advancing the Recognition of the Collective Legal Capacity of Tribal and Indigenous Peoples: the ADRIP
163(2)
3 Interim Conclusions
165(23)
3.1 Summary of
Chapter 4 and Its Relationship with
Chapter 3
165(3)
3.2 The Inter-American Backdoor Approach
168(6)
3.3 An International Faux Pas: the Requirement of Individualization of Groups
174(5)
Cases and Reports
179(2)
References
181(7)
5 Third Wave: Indigenous Peoples as Holders of Land Rights, 2012--2019
188(100)
1 Recognizing Collective Rights Holders
188(44)
1.1 Kichwa of Sarayaku Case, 2012
189(14)
1.2 Case Analysis
203(29)
2 Afterkichwaofsarayaku.com
232(30)
2.1 Afro-Descendant Communities Displaced from the Cacarica River Basin Case, 2013
232(3)
2.2 Kuna and Embera Case, 2014
235(6)
2.3 Garifuna of Punta Piedra Case, 2015
241(5)
2.4 Garifuna of Triunfo de la Cruz Case, 2015
246(6)
2.5 Kalina and Lokono Case, 2015
252(6)
2.6 Xucuru Case, 2018
258(4)
3 Interim Conclusions
262(26)
3.1 Summary of
Chapter 5 and Its Relationship with the
Chapters 3--4
263(4)
3.2 General Effect of the Third Wave on the Inter-American System
267(8)
3.3 Contribution to International Human Rights Law: Procedural Corollaries
275(4)
Cases and Reports
279(4)
References
283(5)
6 Conclusion
288(6)
Cases and Reports
292(1)
References
293(1)
7 Summaries
294(9)
1 Portuguese Summary: Resumo em Portugues
294(2)
2 Spanish Summary: Resumen en Espanol
296(3)
3 German Summary: Deutsche Zusammenfassung
299(4)
Table of International Legal Instruments 303(1)
Table of Inter-American Legal Instruments 304(1)
Table of Cases and Reports 305(11)
References 316(17)
Index 333
Dr. iur. Mariana Monteiro de Matos, LL.M., Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Halle, Germany), is a postdoc fellow at the Law & Anthropology Department. She is a Brazilian lawyer and received her Ph.D. from the University of Göttingen.
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