The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil

This scientific article addresses the topic of socio-environmental climate justice, emphasizing the importance of including original peoples in international democratic discussions, especially in Conferences of the Parties (COP’s). The research aims to investigate, in general, how the participation...

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Authors: Stoll, Sabrina Lehnen, Leves, Aline Michele Pedron, Cavalheiro, Larissa Nunes
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Publication Date:2024
Country:Brasil
Institution:Universidade Federal do Rio Grande (FURG)
Repository:Juris (Rio Grande. Online)
Language:Portuguese
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Keyword:Justiça Socioambiental
Mudanças Climáticas
Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Povos Originários
Sociedade Brasileira
Justiça ambiental
Socio-environmental Justice;
Climate Changes
Sustainable Development Goals
Original Peoples;
Brazilian Society
Socio-environmental Justice
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
A inclusão dos povos originários nas discussões das Conferências das Partes:: caminhos para a justiça climática socioambiental e o cumprimento do ODS 13 no Brasil
title The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
spellingShingle The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
Stoll, Sabrina Lehnen
Justiça Socioambiental
Mudanças Climáticas
Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Povos Originários
Sociedade Brasileira
Justiça ambiental
Socio-environmental Justice;
Climate Changes
Sustainable Development Goals
Original Peoples;
Brazilian Society
Socio-environmental Justice
title_short The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
title_full The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
title_fullStr The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
title_full_unstemmed The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
title_sort The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in Brazil
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Stoll, Sabrina Lehnen
Leves, Aline Michele Pedron
Cavalheiro, Larissa Nunes
author Stoll, Sabrina Lehnen
author_facet Stoll, Sabrina Lehnen
Leves, Aline Michele Pedron
Cavalheiro, Larissa Nunes
author_role author
author2 Leves, Aline Michele Pedron
Cavalheiro, Larissa Nunes
author2_role author
author
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Justiça Socioambiental
Mudanças Climáticas
Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Povos Originários
Sociedade Brasileira
Justiça ambiental
Socio-environmental Justice;
Climate Changes
Sustainable Development Goals
Original Peoples;
Brazilian Society
Socio-environmental Justice
topic Justiça Socioambiental
Mudanças Climáticas
Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável
Povos Originários
Sociedade Brasileira
Justiça ambiental
Socio-environmental Justice;
Climate Changes
Sustainable Development Goals
Original Peoples;
Brazilian Society
Socio-environmental Justice
description This scientific article addresses the topic of socio-environmental climate justice, emphasizing the importance of including original peoples in international democratic discussions, especially in Conferences of the Parties (COP’s). The research aims to investigate, in general, how the participation of these groups can contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing particularly on SDG no. 13, which aims to adopt urgent measures against global climate change. The guiding problem of the study can be summarized in the following question: how can the inclusion of original peoples in COPs can strengthen climate justice and help Brazil achieve SDG no. 13? The embryonic hypothesis lies in the idea that this inclusion gives visibility to decolonial knowledge from the Global South, enhancing the fight against climate injustice and justifying the relevance of thematic verticalization. Thus, the article is structured in two sections, which specifically aim to analyze: the contextualization of the climate emergency and the need for global co-responsibility; the importance of the participation of indigenous peoples in climate discussions at national and international levels. Regarding methodological resources, the hypothetical-deductive scientific method was used through a qualitative approach, exploratory monographic procedures and bibliographic research techniques. Furthermore, theoretical understanding was made possible through legal interpretation with a sociological bias, recognizing Law as a dynamic social science. Finally, it is clear that a broader and more inclusive intercultural dialogue can contribute to the fulfillment of climate agendas, especially at the national level.
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spelling The inclusion of indigenous peoples in discussions at the Conferences of the Parties: : paths to socio-environmental climate justice and the fulfillment of SDG 13 in BrazilA inclusão dos povos originários nas discussões das Conferências das Partes:: caminhos para a justiça climática socioambiental e o cumprimento do ODS 13 no BrasilJustiça SocioambientalMudanças ClimáticasObjetivos de Desenvolvimento SustentávelPovos OrigináriosSociedade BrasileiraJustiça ambiental Socio-environmental Justice; Climate ChangesSustainable Development Goals Original Peoples;Brazilian SocietySocio-environmental JusticeThis scientific article addresses the topic of socio-environmental climate justice, emphasizing the importance of including original peoples in international democratic discussions, especially in Conferences of the Parties (COP’s). The research aims to investigate, in general, how the participation of these groups can contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing particularly on SDG no. 13, which aims to adopt urgent measures against global climate change. The guiding problem of the study can be summarized in the following question: how can the inclusion of original peoples in COPs can strengthen climate justice and help Brazil achieve SDG no. 13? The embryonic hypothesis lies in the idea that this inclusion gives visibility to decolonial knowledge from the Global South, enhancing the fight against climate injustice and justifying the relevance of thematic verticalization. Thus, the article is structured in two sections, which specifically aim to analyze: the contextualization of the climate emergency and the need for global co-responsibility; the importance of the participation of indigenous peoples in climate discussions at national and international levels. Regarding methodological resources, the hypothetical-deductive scientific method was used through a qualitative approach, exploratory monographic procedures and bibliographic research techniques. Furthermore, theoretical understanding was made possible through legal interpretation with a sociological bias, recognizing Law as a dynamic social science. Finally, it is clear that a broader and more inclusive intercultural dialogue can contribute to the fulfillment of climate agendas, especially at the national level.Este artigo científico aborda o tema da justiça climática socioambiental, enfatizando a importância da inclusão dos povos originários nas discussões democráticas internacionais, especialmente nas Conferências das Partes (COP’s). A pesquisa objetiva investigar, de modo geral, como a participação desses grupos pode contribuir para o cumprimento dos Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) da ONU, focando particularmente no ODS nº. 13, que visa a adoção de medidas urgentes contra a mudança climática global. O problema norteador do estudo pode ser sintetizado no seguinte questionamento: de que forma a inclusão dos povos originários nas COP’s pode fortalecer a justiça climática e ajudar o Brasil a alcançar o ODS nº. 13? A hipótese embrionária reside na ideia de que essa inclusão dá visibilidade aos conhecimentos decoloniais do Sul Global, potencializando a luta contra a injustiça climática e justificando a relevância da verticalização temática. Desse modo, o artigo está estruturado duas seções, as quais objetivam, especificamente, analisar: a contextualização da emergência climática e a necessidade de corresponsabilidade global; a importância da participação dos povos originários nas discussões climáticas em níveis nacional e internacional. No que concerne aos recursos metodológicos, foi empregado o método científico hipotético-dedutivo por meio da abordagem qualitativa, de procedimentos monográficos exploratórios e da técnica de pesquisa bibliográfica. Além disso, a compreensão teórica foi factibilizada através da interpretação jurídica com viés sociológico, reconhecendo o Direito como uma ciência social dinâmica. Por fim, resta evidente que um diálogo intercultural, mais amplo e inclusivo, pode colaborar para o cumprimento das agendas climáticas, sobretudo em âmbito nacional.Universidade Federal do Rio Grande2024-11-06info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.furg.br/juris/article/view/1766510.14295/juris.v34i2.17665JURIS - Faculty of Law Journal; Vol. 34 No. 2 (2024): Juris; 15 - 29JURIS - Revista de la Facultad de Derecho; Vol. 34 Núm. 2 (2024): Juris; 15 - 29JURIS - Revista da Faculdade de Direito; v. 34 n. 2 (2024): Juris; 15 - 292447-38551413-3571reponame:Juris (Rio Grande. 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