Indigenism, Rights of the Native Populations and State Reform in Latin America
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Abstract
Starting from the Nineties, with the recognition of «indigenous law» in some important Latin American countries, the native populations contribute to redesigning the new organization of the State. The federalist model is revised and adapted to the needs of self-determination of indigenous peoples.
Keywords
- Latin America
- Indigenism
- State Reform
