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The legal protection of the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples in the andean community

, 2018
La Comunidad Andina (CAN), organización internacional de carácter supranacional centrada en las personas y regulada por el Derecho Comunitario, institucionaliza hace casi 50 años el proceso de integración andino-amazónico iniciado hace más de 5000 con la Civilización Caral y ocupa el territorio de sus Países Miembros: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador y Perú.
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Food security and gendered participation in indigenous Andean highland communities

, 2016
Today, much of the agricultural production and food security (FS) in developing countries relies on women. They play critical roles in the availability, access and utilization of food at household and community levels.
Páez Varas, Claudia
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Forms and indigenous resistance in the Andean World: the "inkarri" myth, Andean messianism and 18th century rebellions. [PDF]

, 2016
The Andean people have developed their own forms of resistance and rejection against efforts to dominate, oppress and suppress their customs and liberties.
Fernández Pozo, Guillermo José
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Locations of envy : an ethnography of Aguabuena potters

, 2012
This thesis is an anthropological exploration of the envy of Aguabuena people, a small rural community of potters in the village of Ráquira, in the Boyacá region of Andean Colombia. Based on long-term ethnographic fieldwork among these potters, I propose
Castellanos Montes, Daniela, Daniela Castellanos Montes   +1 more
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“The Huacas of the Spanish”: Expressions of Indigenous Religion in the Mythologies and Aesthetics of Colonial Andean Religious Sculpture

, 2018
Early scholarship on the colonial arts of the Andes assumed that the Spanish conquest and its accompanying missionary activity resulted in a complete destruction of Inca artistic tradition, and that the indigenous conception of art and representation had
Gillett, Molly-Claire
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Pachakutik! The Ecuadorian indigenous identity: decolonizing social and political Andean society

Throughout nearly 500 years, the Andean highlands were dominated by three different Empires. Tahuantinsuyo, home of the Incan dynasty, was among the most organized and was able to expand its empire from as far south as the end of the Argentinean Andes to

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Comparative analysis of health care models for the indigenous population of the Andean region of Colombia [PDF]

, 2015
RESUMEN: Realizar un análisis comparativo de cuatro modelos de atención en salud para población indígena en países de la región Andina, con el fin de aportar categorías de estudio útiles para el diseño y evaluación de modelos de atención en contextos ...
Gonzalez Valencia, Lina Alejandra
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Agricultural development and indigenous knowledge in the Andes : mixing oil and water

, 2000
This thesis takes us into the Andes of Southern Peru, where agricultural development knowledge contests the legitimacy and validity of locally held Andean knowledge.
Shepherd, Christopher
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Modernity, Exclusion and Resistance: Water and indigenous struggles in Peru

, 2008
Juana Vera Delgado and Margreet Zwarteveen present the social and political struggles around water of peasant indigenous people from an Andean community in Peru.
Margreet Zwarteveen, Vera Delgado, J.R., Zwarteveen, M.Z., Juana Vera Delgado   +3 more
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Guerra, intercambio y desplazamiento de los matsigenka nanti del Alto Camisea y Alto Timpía

Bulletin de l'Institut Français d'Études Andines
In this essay, we review the war during the 1970s among of the Nanti nomads, a sub-section of the Matsigenka (pre-Andean Arawak) of the Alto Camisea and Alto Timpía in the Bajo Urubamba basin in the Upper Peruvian Amazon.
Martha Rojas Zolezzi
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