Struggles for Recognition : Cultural Pluralism and Rights of Minorities.

COVER -- TITLE PAGE -- COPYRIGHT -- INDEX -- ON THE STRUGGLES FOR RECOGNITION -- SECTION I MINORITES AND IMMIGRATION -- THE PERSISTENT OPPRESSION OF ROMA IN THE LEGAL FIELD: FROM OUTLAWS TO EPISTEMIC VIOLENCE -- THE TIGHTROPE OF LEGITIMACY AND ILLEGALITY IN THE POLITICAL MOBILISATION OF MIGRANTS IN SÃO PAULO -- CHILDREN AND DIGITAL RIGHTS EFFECTIVENESS. SOME REFLECTIONS ABOUT THE RIGHT TO ACCESS TO THE INTERNET -- SECTION II NATIONALISM, RECOGNITION, AND FREE SPEECH -- A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFERENT PARADIGMS OF NATIONALISM AND THE NATION -- MECHANISMS OF NATIONAL MINORITY RECOGNITION IN POST-SOVIET STATES. CASES OF KAZAKHSTAN, LITHUANIA, AND RUSSIA -- THE CIMBRIANS AND THEIR "LAW": A POSSIBILITY OF LANGOBARD LAWS CONTINUUM -- ON RECOGNITION -- "ON-GOING BLASPHEMY" OR PUSSY RIOT CASUS ECHO VIA ARGUMENTATION WORLDS -- SECTION III ANIMAL RIGHTS AND INTERCULTURAL APPLICATION OF LAW -- CULTURAL DIVERSITY UNDER THE SCOPE OF CRIMINAL LAW: THE COLOMBIAN CASE -- ABOUT THE NEED TO INCORPORATE AN INTERCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE IN THE APPLICATION OF PRETRIAL DETENTION: NOTES FROM THE BAGUAZO CASE -- ANALYSIS OF NONHUMAN ANIMALS' STATUSIN URBAN AREAS THROUGH THE BIOCENTRIC PARADIGM: INSTITUTIONALIZING A REPRESENTATIVE MECHANISM TO PROVIDE RECOGNITION OF THE ANIMAL AS A SUBJECT OF THE CITY -- ANIMALS AS MINORITIES. CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CIVIL SOCIETY TO THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RIGHTS -- SECTION IV INDIGENOUS LAW AND INDIGENOUS RIGHTS -- PEOPLES AND PERSONS IN THE UNDRIP -- A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE BRAZILIAN CONSTITUTION Nº 215/2000: DEMARCATION OF INDIGENOUS LANDS -- THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STATES IN THE CURRENT SITUATION OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN INDIGENOUS NORMATIVE SYSTEMS IN LATIN AMERICA -- ETHNIC MINORITIES IN BRAZIL. SOME CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS.

FOOD SECURITY OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: INTRODUCTION TO THE RIGHT TO CULTURAL FOOD AS A LEGAL OBLIGATION -- SECTION V INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND NATURAL RESOURCES -- LEARNING FROM THE INDIGENOUS LAW: THE CORE VALUES OF INCLUSION,COEXISTENCE AND RESILIENCE -- SUBMARINE TAILINGS DISPOSAL IN ARCTIC INDIGENOUS WATERS: A HUMAN RIGHTS PERSPECTIVE ON NUSSIR MINE'S IMPACTS ON THE SÁMI USE OF REPPARFJORD, NORWAY -- CV of the participants.

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