Rethinking Practices of Legal Pluralism in Latin America by Antonio Carlos Wolkmer

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«SOMOS UN PUEBLO, PRECISAMOS UN TERRITORIO PORQUE ALLÍ ES DONDE SE DA LA VIDA INDÍGENA; SIN TERRITORIO NO HAY IDENTIDAD COMO PUEBLO». BUEN VIVIR EN ARGENTINA by Morita Carrasco, Silvina Ramírez

“…It analyzes the possible legal consequences derived from the inclusion of the notion of respect for nature within the constitutions of Bolivia and Ecuador. From an interdisciplinary perspective that ultimately articulates positions drawn from law and anthropology, the article proposes an analysis of some statements and documents the indigenous peoples from Argentina have made in order to understand the meaning they place on the notion of good living, without naming it as such.…”
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Sumak Kawsay y Suma Qamaña, el reto de aprender del sur: reflexiones en torno al buen vivir (Sumak Kawsay and Suma Qamaña, the challenge of learning from the South: reflections on... by Hernández Sánchez, Maribel

“…The ideal of Living Well, which origin in the indigenous world-view, has been introduced in the new constitutions of Bolivia and Ecuador. It promotes a new way of understanding development, based on harmony between individuals and between them and the nature. …”
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