This paper explores the contributions made by women’s organizations in Guatemala, regarding their reflections on identity, as well as on collective and gender rights; it also analyzes the way in which these reflections help to revitalize and strengthen indigenous law. The essay’s prime objective is to establish links between Mayan women’s theories about gender and identity, and the emerging practices for revitalizing indigenous law, which are guided by the efforts of Mayan activists to rescue their culture’s values and principles.Este artículo explora los aportes que han hecho las mujeres indígenas organizadas en sus reflexiones sobre identidad, derechos colectivos y derechos de género en Guatemala, y la manera en que estas reflexiones cont...
Legal pluralism, the co-existence of several legal systems within the same state, exists in most cou...
Using an analysis and presentation of documents from the colonial era, this essay seeks to demonstra...
The objetive of this paper is to present the results of an ethnographic research focused on understa...
Este artículo explora los aportes que han hecho las mujeres indígenas organizadas en sus reflexiones...
Some dogmatic conceptions about justice deny the possibility that diverse legal systems can coexist ...
Women and Maya: Their different expressions. This text provides an overview on Maya women’s groups f...
This article reflects on the relationship of K’iche’ Maya women with different justice systems in Gu...
grantor: University of TorontoIn its broadest theoretical dimension, this thesis is an exp...
In this paper, through the analysis of the question: 'What’s in it for us?’ posed by a Guatemalan in...
Maya peoples in Guatemala continue to practice their Indigenous knowledge in spite of the violence e...
This essay analyzes indigenous women’s collective action that improves indigenous women’s lives and ...
The new experiences of indigenous justice, within the context of legal globalization and State refor...
Fortaleza de la Mujer Maya is a self-managed civil association founded by indigenous Tsotsil and Tse...
Há uma presença e protagonismo crescente das mulheres indígenas na América Latina nas lutas e reivin...
“Indigenousness and the Reconstruction of the Other in Guatemalan Indigenous Literature” examines th...
Legal pluralism, the co-existence of several legal systems within the same state, exists in most cou...
Using an analysis and presentation of documents from the colonial era, this essay seeks to demonstra...
The objetive of this paper is to present the results of an ethnographic research focused on understa...
Este artículo explora los aportes que han hecho las mujeres indígenas organizadas en sus reflexiones...
Some dogmatic conceptions about justice deny the possibility that diverse legal systems can coexist ...
Women and Maya: Their different expressions. This text provides an overview on Maya women’s groups f...
This article reflects on the relationship of K’iche’ Maya women with different justice systems in Gu...
grantor: University of TorontoIn its broadest theoretical dimension, this thesis is an exp...
In this paper, through the analysis of the question: 'What’s in it for us?’ posed by a Guatemalan in...
Maya peoples in Guatemala continue to practice their Indigenous knowledge in spite of the violence e...
This essay analyzes indigenous women’s collective action that improves indigenous women’s lives and ...
The new experiences of indigenous justice, within the context of legal globalization and State refor...
Fortaleza de la Mujer Maya is a self-managed civil association founded by indigenous Tsotsil and Tse...
Há uma presença e protagonismo crescente das mulheres indígenas na América Latina nas lutas e reivin...
“Indigenousness and the Reconstruction of the Other in Guatemalan Indigenous Literature” examines th...
Legal pluralism, the co-existence of several legal systems within the same state, exists in most cou...
Using an analysis and presentation of documents from the colonial era, this essay seeks to demonstra...
The objetive of this paper is to present the results of an ethnographic research focused on understa...