External Invasions and Local Management of the Forests:The Case of Indigenous Communities in Brazil and Peru
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This study examines the issues in the management of forests by indigenous communities involving deforestation-driven intruders, focusing on the dynamics of resource and governance. Drawing from Ostrom’s work on commons management, the study introduces a modified social-ecological systems(SESs) framework that incorporates external resource extractors and applies it to Brazil’s Wajãpi and Peru’s Shipibo indigenous communities. The comparative analysis underscores governance rights and systematic responses of the communities as pivotal for resource management and addressing challenges posed by external users. This highlights the importance of indigenous autonomy and institutional coordination that can induce an effective management of commons amidst external invasions.
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This study examines the issues in the management of forests by indigenous communities involving deforestation-driven intruders, focusing on the dynamics of resource and governance. Drawing from Ostrom’s work on commons management, the study introduces a modified social-ecological systems(SESs) framework that incorporates external resource extractors and applies it to Brazil’s Wajãpi and Peru’s Shipibo indigenous communities. The comparative analysis underscores governance rights and systematic responses of the communities as pivotal for resource management and addressing challenges posed by external users. This highlights the importance of indigenous autonomy and institutional coordination that can induce an effective management of commons amidst external invasions.
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