Land tenure & Indigenous rights
Indigenous Peoples as resources and as resource-makers in Peruvian Amazonia
How co-management exposes power dynamics — Indigenous Peoples as both managers and contested resources.
Citation
Rolando G and Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2024. Indigenous Peoples as resources and as resource-makers in Peruvian Amazonia: perspectives from the Purus-Manu Conservation Corridor. Journal of Peasant Studies.
Abstract
This publication is part of a broader research line on forest governance, climate policy, and Indigenous Peoples' rights. Contact me for the full text or to discuss its contents.
Other publications in this area
- Sarmiento Barletti JP, L Prouchet and AM Larson. 2023. Rights-Based Approaches and Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities: Findings from a literature review. CABI Reviews 18(1).
- Sarmiento Barletti JP, B Begert and M Guerra. 2021. Is the formalization of collective tenure rights supporting sustainable Indigenous livelihoods? Insights from Comunidades Nativas in the Peruvian Amazon. International Journal of the Commons 15(1): 381-394.
- E Killick and Sarmiento Barletti JP. 2024. Contesting control: Indigenous strategies towards territorial governance in Lowland South America. Bulletin of Latin American Research 43(2).
- Sarmiento Barletti JP, P Cronkleton and N Heise. 2022. What should Community Forest Management do? Comparative Perspectives from the Peruvian Amazon. Ecology and Society 27(4).