2003
DOI: 10.1590/s1414-753x2003000200010
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Ecologia global contra diversidade cultural? Conservação da natureza e povos indígenas no Brasil: O Monte Roraima entre Parque Nacional e terra indígena Raposa-Serra do Sol

Abstract: As políticas de conservação da natureza em diversos paises estão cada vez mais ligadas à tomada de decisões ecológicas globais. Exemplos destas ligações variam entre a definição de prioridades e objetivos das políticas, à ação de ONG's ambientalistas internacionais, à existência de fundos e programas globais para o meio ambiente e o desenvolvimento sustentável, até as novas oportunidades econômicas representadas pelos mercados emergentes para serviços ecológicos globais e ''commodities ambientais''. Estas polí… Show more

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“…While it brought about advancements by facilitating the process that gave rise to Conservation Units and enabled the creation of mosaics, the SNUCs are criticized for having worsened the gap between Conservation Units and other protected areas not included in the above mentioned document, such as the Permanent Protection Areas (APPs), Legal Reservations (RLs) xiv and, above all, Indigenous Territories (TIs). Venticinque et al (2005), Lauriola (2003), Miraglia & Murrieta (2004) and Medeiros (2006), for example, advocate the inclusion of TIs in the SNUC, based on the principle that they are an actual instrument of conservation.…”
Section: Public Policies and The State In Biodiversity Conservationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While it brought about advancements by facilitating the process that gave rise to Conservation Units and enabled the creation of mosaics, the SNUCs are criticized for having worsened the gap between Conservation Units and other protected areas not included in the above mentioned document, such as the Permanent Protection Areas (APPs), Legal Reservations (RLs) xiv and, above all, Indigenous Territories (TIs). Venticinque et al (2005), Lauriola (2003), Miraglia & Murrieta (2004) and Medeiros (2006), for example, advocate the inclusion of TIs in the SNUC, based on the principle that they are an actual instrument of conservation.…”
Section: Public Policies and The State In Biodiversity Conservationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Small to middle-sized projects of environmental compensation are more likely to be successful if local populations could manage them. Still, the role of academia (and especially of the social sciences) in giving voice to the demands of local populations who are commonly ignored is also noted (LEONEL, 2000;LAURIOLA, 2003;GIRARD & VARGAS, 2008).…”
Section: Public Policies and The State In Biodiversity Conservationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Nature (IUCN), cited by Lauriola (2003), indicated that 70% of the protected areas of the world and 86% of Latin America are inhabited. Studies notes that, when properly supported, traditional people can conciliate cultural maintenance with environmental preservation (Schwartzman and Zimmerman, 2005).…”
Section: It Is a Contradiction: Data Of 1985 From International Unionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this scenario, world markets, returned for global ecological services, encourage technical models of conservation that exclude human being, and don't solve local conflicts (Lauriola, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%