This book assesses the UN’s sustainability framework through a comparative analysis of three key case studies involving Indigenous peoples in South America: the Kaingaing, the Kukama, and the Guarani. It highlights shared challenges and foregrounds critical questions and considerations.
Darren Reid, Course Director of History, Coventry University, UK.Neil Renwick, Centre of Peace, Trust, and Social Relations, Coventry University, UK. Leonel Piovezana, UnoChapecó, Brazil.Claudia Battestin, UnoChapecó, Brazil.
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1. Introduction: Analytical Perspectives2. Oil and Water: The Kukama of the Peruvian Amazon3. Land and Respect: The Kaingáng of Sub-Amazonian Brazil4. Space and Spirit: The Guaraní of Argentina and Southern Brazil5. Conclusion: Towards Indigenous Sustainable Development Goals (ISDGs) and a Post-2030 Agenda
This book assesses the UN’s sustainability framework through a comparative analysis of three key case studies involving Indigenous peoples in South America: the Kaingaing, the Kukama, and the Guarani. It highlights shared challenges and foregrounds critical questions and considerations.
Darren Reid, Course Director of History, Coventry University, UK.Neil Renwick, Centre of Peace, Trust, and Social Relations, Coventry University, UK. Leonel Piovezana, UnoChapecó, Brazil.Claudia Battestin, UnoChapecó, Brazil.
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1. Introduction: Analytical Perspectives2. Oil and Water: The Kukama of the Peruvian Amazon3. Land and Respect: The Kaingáng of Sub-Amazonian Brazil4. Space and Spirit: The Guaraní of Argentina and Southern Brazil5. Conclusion: Towards Indigenous Sustainable Development Goals (ISDGs) and a Post-2030 Agenda
This book assesses the UN’s sustainability framework through a comparative analysis of three key case studies involving Indigenous peoples in South America: the Kaingaing, the Kukama, and the Guarani. It highlights shared challenges and foregrounds critical questions and considerations.
Darren Reid, Course Director of History, Coventry University, UK.Neil Renwick, Centre of Peace, Trust, and Social Relations, Coventry University, UK. Leonel Piovezana, UnoChapecó, Brazil.Claudia Battestin, UnoChapecó, Brazil.
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1. Introduction: Analytical Perspectives2. Oil and Water: The Kukama of the Peruvian Amazon3. Land and Respect: The Kaingáng of Sub-Amazonian Brazil4. Space and Spirit: The Guaraní of Argentina and Southern Brazil5. Conclusion: Towards Indigenous Sustainable Development Goals (ISDGs) and a Post-2030 Agenda