Monteiro de Matos, Mariana

Anthro-experts in European Courtrooms: Multicultural Jurisprudence and Indigenous Land Rights

Indigenous issues have been generating original dilemmas in socio-legal scholarship. They relate to the inherent capacity of human rights to offer a meaningful response to...

Body, Hair & Law: Equality and Identity before Portuguese-Speaking Courts

The human body was a critical survival element in ancient societies. Life or death hinged on rightly employing the body in the natural environment for...

INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE IN PORTUGAL: A LEGAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS ON STATE INTERVENTION IN MINORITY ISSUES

Monteiro de Matos, Mariana
Parentesco y familia
27 septiembre 2023
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DOI 10.11156/aries/2023.AR0000310
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Portugal enacted 1999 the Protection of Children and Young People in Danger Act (PCYPDA), intending to guarantee the children’s well-being and integral development in an...

MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES ON THE ROLE OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL EXPERT EVIDENCE IN PROTECTING INDIGENOUS LANDS: THE INTER-AMERICAN CASE XUCURU INDIGENOUS PEOPLE V BRAZIL

In 2018 the Inter-American Court of Human Rights delivered the first—and so far only—judgment against Brazil concerning indigenous land rights. The court’s historic decision ruled...

TOWARDS A PORTUGUESE MULTICULTURAL JURISPRUDENCE

Contemporary societies have witnessed the phenomenon of globalization filed by an unprecedented need to assert subjective identities, communal traditions, and religious values. Interestingly, the closer...