2020
DOI: 10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1102
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What’s yours is mine and what’s mine is mine?

Abstract: Intellectual property and cultural policy are essential to the practice of cultural rights, however, in both legal frameworks, indigenous peoples have often found that the state has little consideration for their voices and their world views. In contrast, though no more representative of indigenous perspectives, the social sciences, while engaging with indigenous voices, have often treated them as a source to be appropriated with disregard of their rights and agency. Through an activist and collaborative metho… Show more

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“…My work with Kejtsitani made me part of Kejtsitani, at least in what refers to the parts of the project that had to do with law. The agreement never came through, but we did manage to create and publish an article (Ibarra Rojas et al, 2020). This experience also laid the ground for a collaborative methodological approach that is based on a proposal for co-authorship.…”
Section: Authorship and Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…My work with Kejtsitani made me part of Kejtsitani, at least in what refers to the parts of the project that had to do with law. The agreement never came through, but we did manage to create and publish an article (Ibarra Rojas et al, 2020). This experience also laid the ground for a collaborative methodological approach that is based on a proposal for co-authorship.…”
Section: Authorship and Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The discussion about the implications of authorship was only addressed in Ketsitani (Ibarra Rojas et al, 2020). As part of our discussion we talked about how to present the authorship of the work according to what it represented.…”
Section: Authorship and Collaborationmentioning
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“…Por un lado, la autoetnografía (Blanco, 2012; Guyotte y Sochacka, 2016) nos permite tomar una posición reflexiva de nuestra propia experiencia para comprender cómo las condiciones de raza y género interactúan en nuestras vivencias y en el trabajo que desarrollamos, y cómo le han dado forma a nuestras prácticas y al mismo Colectivo Emancipaciones. Por otro lado, retomamos una metodología de elaboración colaborativa de textos a partir de diálogos entre las autoras, intermediados por experiencias académicas (Ibarra Rojas, Escobedo, et al, 2019;Ibarra Rojas, Sagarzazu, et al, 2019). En este caso, el trabajo inició con una presentación, por parte de dos de las autoras de este trabajo, en el marco del Seminario Internacional "Diálogo de Saberes y Prácticas Jurídicas Militantes en América Latina".…”
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