دانلود کتاب Indigenous Peoples, Consent and Rights: Troubling Subjects

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
Introduction
Introduction
1. Troubling subjects
Style and method
Foucault’s frameworks
The disciplinary effects of legal models and its subjects
Peoples and populations, subjects and objects
Butler’s forms
Performative utterances, performative subjectivities
Towards emergence
2. The emergence and naturalization of Indigenous peoples in international legal discourse
Introduction
1950–1960: the background of international legal discourse
1970–1988: from Indigenous populations to Indigenous peoples
1989–1995: law, development and democratization
1995 and after: legal changes and changing discourse
The natural subject and its legal object
3. Defining performances: The problems and promise of FPIC
Introduction
UNDRIP’s weaknesses
FPIC’s promise: a legal model of FPIC
Interrogating the legal model of FPIC
Considering how subjects claim FPIC
4. FPIC as national legislation: The Philippines, the B’laan and the Tampakan Mine
Introduction
A brief history of the Philippines
The Mining Act and the IPRA
The Tampakan Copper-Gold Project v the B’laan
Criticism of FPIC in the Philippines
5. FPIC as international human rights law: Australia, the Wangan and Jagalingou, and the Carmichael Mine
Introduction
The history and formation of Australia and its native title regime
Future acts procedural processes for conflict resolution
The Carmichael mine and the Family Council
Thoughts about FPIC in Australia
6.FPIC as regional human rights law: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Indigenous peoples
Introduction
Background on the Inter-American Human Rights System
Awas Tingni v Nicaragua (2001)
Saramaka People v Suriname (2007)
Kaliña and Lokono v Suriname (2015)
Final thoughts, moving forward?
7. The legal performativity of FPIC
Introduction
A legal performative analysis of FPIC claims
Some troubles of performing rights claiming
8. Insurrectionary ends?
An insurrectionary potential, somewhere, somehow
Performative limits, unlimited troubles, temporary ends
Bibliography
Index