The latest issue of the
Goettingen Journal of International Law (Vol. 5, no. 1, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- Special Issue: The Law and Politics of Indigenous Peoples in International Law
- Philosophical Backgrounds and Theoretical Foundations
- Sílvia Maria da Silveira Loureiro,
"By What Right?": The Contributions of the Peninsular School for Peace to the Basis of the International Law of Indigenous Peoples
- Padraig McAuliffe,
Romanticization Versus Integration?: Indigenous Justice in Rule of Law Reconstruction and Transitional Justice Discourse
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Indigenous Peoples' Right to Land and Natural Resources
- Katja Göcke,
Protection and Realization of Indigenous Peoples' Land Rights at the National and International Level
- Giovana F. Teodoro & Ana Paula N. L. Garcia,
A Step Further on Traditional Peoples Human Rights: Unveiling the Key-Factor for the Protection of Communal Property
- Efrén C. Olivares Alanís,
Indigenous Peoples' Rights and the Extractive Industry: Jurisprudence From the Inter-American System of Human Rights
- Gonzalo Aguilar Cavallo,
Pascua Lama, Human Rights, and Indigenous Peoples: A Chilean Case Through the Lens of International Law
- Derek Inman, Stefaan Smis, & Dorothee Cambou,
“We Will Remain Idle No More”: The Shortcomings of Canada’s ‘Duty to Consult’ Indigenous Peoples
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Indigenous Peoples' Right to Culture and Traditional Way of Life
- Sven Pfeiffer,
Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the International Drug Control Regime: The Case of Traditional Coca Leaf Chewing
