De cima para baixo: a sobreposição de conceitos, territórios e normas

Based on a reflection on an environmental policy for the creation and implementation of parks which isruled by the dominant conservationist frame of mindthis paper aims to discuss how the top-down imposition contributes to the social exclusion of traditional and indigenous populations who get involv...

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Main Author: Roberta Neri da Silva
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Centro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de Coimbra 2017-12-01
Series:e-cadernos ces
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/eces/2587
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Summary:Based on a reflection on an environmental policy for the creation and implementation of parks which isruled by the dominant conservationist frame of mindthis paper aims to discuss how the top-down imposition contributes to the social exclusion of traditional and indigenous populations who get involved in these processes. The situation of the Pataxó of Barra Velha Indigenous Land, located in the extreme south of Bahia, who are in conflict with the managers of the National Park of Monte Pascoal for over half a century, will be approached taking into consideration the case of territorial overlapping. In addition, the author establishes a dialogue between the different conceptual and juridical perspectives of territory. In order to indicate horizontal and participatory experiences, this article also briefly addresses the case of an environmental reserve created and managed by the Pataxó people.
ISSN:1647-0737