Indigenous Cosmopoetics of Justice
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ISBN: 9781041099789
Studying of indigenous people and landless workers who use sustainable farming practices to restore damaged lands, the book analyses how humans and nature together create social and ecological systems that function as a kind of "viscous law”, with flexible rules emerging from relationships with t...
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Studying of indigenous people and landless workers who use sustainable farming practices to restore damaged lands, the book analyses how humans and nature together create social and ecological systems that function as a kind of "viscous law”, with flexible rules emerging from relationships with the land and its diverse lifeforms.
This book examines cocoa farming in northeast Brazil to explore a fundamental question: can ecological relationships create their own form of law?
Through the study of indigenous people and landless workers who use sustainable farming practices to restore damaged lands, the book analyses how humans and nature together create social and ecological systems that function as a kind of "viscous law,” with flexible rules emerging from relationships with the land and its diverse lifeforms. Unlike rigid modern legal systems, this "viscous law" adapts to the realities of cocoa ecology and how it connects people, plants, and animals within global environmental systems. It addresses the practical needs of land rights struggles while recognising relationships that Western legal systems often ignore.
An Indigenous Cosmopoetics of Justice is of interest to legal theorists, as well as those with interests in the areas of indigenous studies, postcolonial studies and ecology.
Obsah
Chapter 1:Introduction.
Chapter 2: Decomposing the Law
Chapter 3: A Perspectivist Autoethnography
Chapter 4: An Autoethnography of Modernisation
Chapter 5: The Entropies of Modernisation
Chapter 6: Cocoa Knots
Chapter 7: Composting the Collectives
Chapter 8: Conclusion
- Výrobce
- Taylor & Francis
- Jazyk
- eng
- Autor
- Porto, Renan
- Obsah
- Hardback
- Rok vydání
- 2025
- Počet stran
- 208
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