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PROGRESYWNY CYKL PERUWIAŃSKIEJ POLITYKI KULTUROWEJ: PARTYCYPACJA I PRAWO UPRZEDNICH KONSULTACJI WOBEC DZIEDZICTWA KULTUROWEGO LUDNOŚCI TUBYLCZEJ1

Kania, Marta

Politeja, 2023-01 (86), p.81-108 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Krakow: Ksiegarnia Akademicka sp z o.o

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  • Título:
    PROGRESYWNY CYKL PERUWIAŃSKIEJ POLITYKI KULTUROWEJ: PARTYCYPACJA I PRAWO UPRZEDNICH KONSULTACJI WOBEC DZIEDZICTWA KULTUROWEGO LUDNOŚCI TUBYLCZEJ1
  • Autor: Kania, Marta
  • Assuntos: 21st century ; Building authorities ; Case studies ; Cultural heritage ; Cultural policy ; Decolonization ; Democratization ; Documentation ; Empowerment ; Indigenous peoples ; Native peoples ; Neoliberalism ; Participation ; Political history ; Preservation ; Protection
  • É parte de: Politeja, 2023-01 (86), p.81-108
  • Descrição: The aim of the article is to analyse the rights of Indigenous Peoples to the protection, preservation, and management of their cultural heritage. The second element of the research is the analysis of the politicisation of the cultural heritage of Indigenous Peoples in the context of their right to participation and consultation. Considerations on this subject are presented in the context of the phenomenon of ethnic revival and empowerment of indigenous communities (both in Latin America and on a global scale), which has been developing for several decades, in line with the slogans of démocratisation and decolonisation. These phenomena coincided in the first decades of the 21st century with an unprecedented moment in the political history of Latin America - the so-called progressive c^cle of public policies, according to which the governments of subsequent countries rejected neoliberal concepts in favour of greater involvement of the authorities in building egalitarian societies, and in the field of cultural policies, the pursuit of démocratisation of culture. As a case study of the discussed phenomena, the article presents the progressive cycle of cultural policy in the Republic of Peru and an example of the activity of the interdisciplinary program Proyecto Qhapaq Nan, established in 2001 by the authorities of the Republic for the purpose of inventory, documentation and safeguarding the remains of the Andean Qhapaq Nan Trail. Its trajectory reflects both the variables of Peru's cultural policy, shaped in relation to the operational guidelines and international standards of the UN system, and the evolution of Peruvian ethnopolitics toward indigenous peoples in the last two decades.
  • Editor: Krakow: Ksiegarnia Akademicka sp z o.o
  • Idioma: Polonês
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