Justice and indigenous governance. An experience as a community authority

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Justice administration, in the exercise of jurisdiction and indigenous governance. It questions customary practices that reproduce oppression in the field of community justice as a consequence of the systematic establishment of Western legal culture in indigenous communities. At the same time, it proposes «decolonial» practices to rehabilitate community justice based on the rights recognized to indigenous peoples in order to maximize indigenous autonomy and self-government.

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Garzón López, P. (2022). Justice and indigenous governance. An experience as a community authority. Eunomia. Revista En Cultura de La Legalidad, (23), 223–240. https://doi.org/10.20318/eunomia.2022.7120

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