2015
DOI: 10.1080/01436597.2015.1092867
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Unfulfilled promises of the consultation approach: the limits to effective indigenous participation in Bolivia’s and Peru’s extractive industries

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“…Similarly, it will be crucial to investigate whether the adoption of the Law on the Right to Prior Consultation actually is helping affected populations to have their concerns addressed. The prior consultation processes that have been implemented in the past few years seem to reflect a similar ambiguity in terms of the interplay between depoliticizing and repoliticizing practices like the participatory events analyzed in this article (Flemmer, forthcoming;Flemmer & Schilling-Vacaflor, 2016).…”
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“…Similarly, it will be crucial to investigate whether the adoption of the Law on the Right to Prior Consultation actually is helping affected populations to have their concerns addressed. The prior consultation processes that have been implemented in the past few years seem to reflect a similar ambiguity in terms of the interplay between depoliticizing and repoliticizing practices like the participatory events analyzed in this article (Flemmer, forthcoming;Flemmer & Schilling-Vacaflor, 2016).…”
Section: Discussion and Conclusion: Depoliticization And Repoliticizamentioning
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“…In practice, however, the great majority of Latin American states have failed to comply with indigenous peoples' right to prior consultation and FPIC (see Flemmer, & Schilling-Vacaflor, 2016;. Instead of organizing comprehensive prior consultation and consent processes with indigenous communities affected by planned resource extraction, most states have merely organized public participation events.…”
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“…Peru's government did not challenge the central assumptions of market liberalization [66], while Bolivia and Ecuador favored social redistribution of income. All three countries continued to rely on the exploitation of natural resources, notably oil, natural gas and mining [67,68], policies that favored neo-extractive economies, which are considered to provide little long-term economic development [69].…”
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“…Since then, these governments have faced strong criticism from civil society groups and international agencies claiming that PC procedures, as implemented today, fail to meet international standards. Scholars researching PC outcomes have paid special attention to the conditions preventing this mechanism from incorporating indigenous participation in a meaningful way (Flemmer and Schilling-Vacaflor 2016;Bascopé 2010;Rodríguez-Garavito et al 2010). Yet, no systematic studies exist at present regarding the outcomes of these consultation procedures.…”
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