SOGIP Programa de investigación : Escalas de gobernancia y derechos de los pueblos indígenas

Emmanuelle Ricaud Oneto

2015-02-13T11:31:17Z

Emmanuelle Ricaud Oneto es doctorante en antropología en la EHESS. Forma parte del Laboratorio de Antropología de las Instituciones y Organizaciones Sociales (LAIOS-IIAC). Estudió una maestría en etno-ecología en el Muséum national d'histoire naturelle y una licenciatura en sociología en la Université (...)

Conferencia internacional : Encuentro Multidisciplinario sobre los pueblos indígenas (EMPI III)-grabación audio del discurso de apertura del profesor Bartolomé Clavero

2012-06-05T17:21:00Z

Los últimos 5 y 6 de junio se organizó el Tercer Encuentro Multidisciplinario sobre los pueblos indígenas (EMPI III) en Sevilla. El tema central era « Cuáles son las metas conseguidas por la Declaración de las Naciones Unidas sobre los derechos de los pueblos indígenas ? 5 años después : evoluciones y (...)

Conferencia Sogip, Paris, junio 2011

2011-06-01T15:31:09Z

Le programme de recherches SOGIP organise un workshop International à Paris du 29 juin au 1er juillet intitulé: Peuples autochtones : avancées internationales, gouvernance, questions juridiques. Le workshop aura lieu à l'EHESS, 105 boulevard Raspail 75006. Dû au nombre limité des places, la (...)

Proyecto SOGIP

2011-05-10T19:10:33Z

GTPA 2002, danse de la délégation maasai lors de la journée internationale des autochtones Photo : Irène Bellier S.O.G.I.P : Escalas de gobernanza y pueblos indígenas SOGIP (acrónimo en inglés para Escalas de gobernanza: las Naciones Unidas, los Estados y los pueblos indígenas. La libre (...)

Lenguas, educación y cultura

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:21:32Z

General Botswana's general approach to minorities, including the San, is assimilative. Botswana's education and cultural policies are founded in the country's strong anti-apartheid stance during its early decades of independence. Recognition of cultural and linguistic differences is still (...)

Tierra, territorio y recursos

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:19:23Z

Access to Resources The most important economic resources for the country of Botswana are diamond mining, cattle ranching, and tourism. All of these affect land rights for the San / Basarwa in Botswana; very few have access to their traditional lands or resources. The majority have been (...)

Derecho y política

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:17:23Z

General Botswana has an official policy of non-recognition of ethnic minorities, and takes the position that all Batswana (residents of Botswana) are indigenous to the country. There is no recognition of indigenous status in the national constitution. Signature or Ratification of (...)

Contexto regional y internacional

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:15:17Z

Botswana can be considered within two general regions: the African continent as a whole, and also within the specific context of southern Africa. Approaches to ethnicity within Africa in general are shaped by colonial encounters, and within southern Africa the recent apartheid regime of South (...)

Datos

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:12:20Z

General Facts Botswana is a land-locked in southern Africa, bordered by South Africa, Namibia, and Zimbabwe. 70% of the country, which is about the size of France, is covered by the Kalahari Desert. The Central Kalahari Game Reserve and the Okavango Delta are two prominent features of the (...)

Proyecto de investigación

Jennifer Hays — 2011-04-11T10:09:34Z

Self Determination, Education, and Indigenous Rights: A multi-sited action research approach Self-determination is about making informed choices and decisions and creating appropriate structures for the transmission of culture, knowledge and wisdom for the benefit of each of our respective (...)