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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de São Paulo. Instituto de Políticas Públicas e Relações Internacionais (IPPRI) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am a geographer, and I hold both a Masters and a PhD in Human Geography from the University of São Paulo (FFLCH/USP), as well as an MBA in Project Management from ESALQ/USP. I am currently undertaking a postdoctoral fellowship at the Institute of Public Policy and International Relations of São Paulo State University (IPPRI/UNESP), with funding from FAPESP.I have extensive experience in the socio-environmental field, conducting research and consultancy on Indigenous territories, territorial autonomies, and socio-environmental conflicts in Latin America. I carried out research fellowships in the United Kingdom (2022, Queen Mary University of London QMUL), Mexico (2021 and 2013, CIALC/Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México), and Argentina (2010, Universidad Nacional de La Plata), as well as fieldwork in Indigenous territories in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, and Guatemala.I am the author of Geografia da Autonomia: a experiência de autonomia territorial zapatista em Chiapas, México (Editora Elefante, 2025) and a member of the research groups Rede DATALUTA (Brazil), Movimientos socioterritoriales en perspectiva crítica y comparada (CLACSO), and Pueblos indígenas, autonomías y derechos colectivos (CLACSO), where I also serve as co-editor of the bulletin Autonomías Hoy: pueblos indígenas en América Latina.Email: fabiogeo@alumni.usp.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In recent decades, territorial conflicts in Latin America have been shaped by the tension between capital expansion and the socio-territorial resistance of Indigenous peoples. In this context, although states formally recognize Indigenous rights, they continue to implement measures that perpetuate tutelage and processes of deterritorialization. In response, Indigenous peoples have strengt…
Since the end of the 1970's it is possible to observe an ethnic emergence in a great part of Latin-American countries. Such cultural, demographic, economic and - above all - political phenomena has favoured the rebirth of several indigenous identities that until then were subjugated under the hegemony of the national identity forged by national States during the 20th century. If in previo…
In the last three decades it´s possible to identify an ethnic emergence in several Latin American countries, favoring the (re)emergence of various ethnic and territorial identities, that were so far subdued by the hegemony of national identity. Among the claim speeches of these communities there is the reappropriation of the so-called "traditional territories" (pre colonial/state indigeno…
The present international internship project is part of the PhD project "Indigenous autonomies in the Brazilian Amazon: a socio-territorial panorama" (2018/22226-4). The general objective of the BEPE internship is the analyse of the mechanisms for pricing and trading carbon credits in indigenous territories, within the scope of global climate change mitigation policies. We will critically…
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