Evolution of the Indigenous Movement in Brazil and its Achievements
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| author | Barbosa Junior, Adelmar Fernandes |
| author_facet | Barbosa Junior, Adelmar Fernandes |
| contents | <p>This article traces the evolution of the Indigenous movement in Brazil, highlighting its shift from state tutelage to self-representation and organized political action. Key milestones include the 1988 Constitution, which recognized Indigenous rights and enabled the formation of regional and national organizations. These groups, such as APIB and COIAB, have driven struggles for land demarcation, cultural preservation, and political representation, achieving significant legal and political gains.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Evolution of the Indigenous Movement in Brazil and its Achievements Barbosa Junior, Adelmar Fernandes Indigenous movement land demarcation constitutional rights political organization self-determination <p>This article traces the evolution of the Indigenous movement in Brazil, highlighting its shift from state tutelage to self-representation and organized political action. Key milestones include the 1988 Constitution, which recognized Indigenous rights and enabled the formation of regional and national organizations. These groups, such as APIB and COIAB, have driven struggles for land demarcation, cultural preservation, and political representation, achieving significant legal and political gains.</p> |
| title | Evolution of the Indigenous Movement in Brazil and its Achievements |
| topic | Indigenous movement land demarcation constitutional rights political organization self-determination |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17916587 |