Titlebook: Global Governance of the Environment, Indigenous Peoples and the Rights of Nature; Extractive Industrie Linda Etchart Book 2022 The Editor(

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Introduction: Indigenous Peoples and Modernity: Identity in the Ages of Empire and Decolonization,res that began in the fifteenth century in Latin America (Abya Yala). Throughout the colonial period, through the independence wars of the early nineteenth century and into the twenty-first century, indigenous communities in Ecuador moved in and out of modernity, alternately resisting and submitting

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and the Rights of Nature in National and International Law,d other human activities that result in unsustainable levels of carbon emissions, this chapter explores indigenous peoples’ relationship to nature and the lessons the West has learned from indigenous worldviews and practices. It traces the evolution of global indigenous environmental movements and t

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Biodiversity, Global Governance of the Environment, and Indigenous Peoples, the Ecuadorian government through its National Biodiversity Strategy (2015–2030). It explores the mechanisms through which the Correa administrations were able to use the implementation of international treaties and conventions relating to biodiversity, as well as the country’s constitution, to leg