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Category Archives: Academic Work
LL.M Thesis – Resisting Enclosure: The emergence of ethno-ecological governance in a comparative study of the constitutions of Venezuela, Ecuador and Bolivia
PDF of thesis Vernon I. Tava Master of Laws Thesis The University of Auckland 2010 ABSTRACT This thesis focuses on constitutional developments within countries of the Bolivarian Alliance (ALBA) with comparative case studies on Venezuela, Ecuador, and Bolivia. These three … Continue reading
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Tagged ALBA, Bolivarian, Bolivia, Buen vivir, Commons, constitutional transformation, counter-hegemonic globalisation, ecological governance, Ecuador, enclosures, ethno-ecological, Latin America, Legal Personality, legal personhood, living well, LL.M, LLM, Pachamama, subaltern cosmopolitanism, suma quamana, sumak kawsay, thesis, Venezuela, vivir bien
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Resisting Enclosure – Rights of Nature, the ALBA, Bolivia and Ecuador: NZ Legal Research Foundation Lecture
A lecture presenting my Fowlds Memorial Prize-winning Master of Laws thesis, entitled Resisting Enclosure: the emergence of an ethno-ecological governance in a comparative analysis of the constitutions of Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela, on 14 March 2013 at the University of Auckland … Continue reading
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Tagged ALBA, Auckland, Bolivarian, Bolivia, Chen Palmer, Commons, Ecology, Ecuador, lecture, Legal Research Foundation, LL.M, LLM, Master of Laws, Masters, Rights of Nature, thesis, University, Venezuela
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Vernon Tava 