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Ethnodevelopment and Indigenous Rights by Natalia is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document discusses the concept of "ethnodevelopment" for indigenous populations in Latin America. It describes how: 1) A new movement arose in the 1970s among indigenous groups demanding the reaffirmation of their cultural values and position within society, opposing Western-style development models. 2) "Ethnodevelopment" emerged as an alternative that aimed to sustain indigenous cultures and livelihoods while allowing modern development, addressing issues like land rights, economic compensation, an

Author
Natalia
Language
EN