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Indigenous women's individual and collective rights at the United Nations : A history of the distinctions and synergies

Autor

Amy Lynne Locklear

Descripción

PhD Thesis

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Contenido /

- Chapter 1. Introduction and methodology

- Chapter 2. Sex, race, and colonialism un the early work of the United Nations, 1945-1974

- Chapter 3. Positioning indigenous women's rights, indigenous peoples's rights, or both?

- Chapter 4. The intrernational indigenous women's movement, violence against women, and the Beijing Conference, 1986-1995

- Chapter 5. Indigenous women's rights as an "emerging key issue", 1996-2006

- Chapter 6. A call for action on indigenous women's rights, 2007-2016

- Chapter 7. Bringing the history into the present, 2017-2023

- Chapter 8. Synthesis, findings and conclusions

- Annex

Identificador

B_M_12336

Datos bibliográficos

Editor
Tilburg [NL] : Tilburg University
Fecha
2025
Formato
311 p.

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Cita

Amy Lynne Locklear, “Indigenous women's individual and collective rights at the United Nations : A history of the distinctions and synergies,” Cendoc Chirapaq - Centro de Documentación, consulta 26 de octubre de 2026, https://cendoc.chirapaq.org.pe/items/show/12863.