Movimientos sociales para el reconocimiento de los movimientos indígenas y la ecología política indígena

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  • José Guadalupe Vargas Hernández University of California

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35197/rx.01.03.2005.02.JV

Palabras clave:

Ecología política indígena, movimientos indígenas, movimientos sociales, transnacionalización de los movimientos indígenas

Resumen

El propósito de este trabajo, es analizar el impacto que los movimientos sociales tienen en el reconocimiento de los movimientos indígenas, y más específicamente en la ecología política indígena. El componente étnico de los movimientos indígenas, se orienta a la conclusión que no pueden ser estudiados como otros movimientos sociales, bajo un acercamiento teórico de los movimientos sociales. Finalmente se analiza la tendencia de la transnacionalización de los movimientos indígenas.

 

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31-12-2005

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Vargas Hernández , J. G. (2005). Movimientos sociales para el reconocimiento de los movimientos indígenas y la ecología política indígena. Revista Ra Ximhai , 1(3), 453–470. https://doi.org/10.35197/rx.01.03.2005.02.JV

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