Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales
In the 1940s and 1950s, Latin American indigenism played a central role in the thinking of international agencies to elaborate policies for indigenous populations. Luis Rodríguez-Piñero y Todd Shepard have highlighted the influence of Mexico on ILO and UNESCO, particularly around the concept of “int...
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| description | In the 1940s and 1950s, Latin American indigenism played a central role in the thinking of international agencies to elaborate policies for indigenous populations. Luis Rodríguez-Piñero y Todd Shepard have highlighted the influence of Mexico on ILO and UNESCO, particularly around the concept of “integration”. Without questioning such continuity, this article also insists on the discrepancies, reinterpretations, and misunderstandings between the Inter-American Indian Institute, ILO and UNESCO. By appropriating the proposals of the Inter-American Indian Institute, international agencies transform the two central figures of indigenism (the “indigenous” and the “anthropologist”) into globalized actors, relocatable in other contexts (the “underdeveloped” and the “expert”). The question of the relationship between rights and difference, between development and discrimination, at the heart of indigenism, remains unresolved. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-cf6249c5f9154f3e88ef232da786ac632025-08-20T03:00:31ZfraUniversité Paris 3Cahiers des Amériques Latines1141-71612268-42472020-12-019518520610.4000/cal.12198Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationalesÉlisabeth CuninIn the 1940s and 1950s, Latin American indigenism played a central role in the thinking of international agencies to elaborate policies for indigenous populations. Luis Rodríguez-Piñero y Todd Shepard have highlighted the influence of Mexico on ILO and UNESCO, particularly around the concept of “integration”. Without questioning such continuity, this article also insists on the discrepancies, reinterpretations, and misunderstandings between the Inter-American Indian Institute, ILO and UNESCO. By appropriating the proposals of the Inter-American Indian Institute, international agencies transform the two central figures of indigenism (the “indigenous” and the “anthropologist”) into globalized actors, relocatable in other contexts (the “underdeveloped” and the “expert”). The question of the relationship between rights and difference, between development and discrimination, at the heart of indigenism, remains unresolved.https://journals.openedition.org/cal/12198developmentindigenismMexicopolitics of differencecirculationinternational organizations |
| spellingShingle | Élisabeth Cunin Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales Cahiers des Amériques Latines development indigenism Mexico politics of difference circulation international organizations |
| title | Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| title_full | Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| title_fullStr | Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| title_full_unstemmed | Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| title_short | Un indigénisme sans indiens ? L’Institut indigéniste interaméricain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| title_sort | un indigenisme sans indiens l institut indigeniste interamericain au prisme des organisations internationales |
| topic | development indigenism Mexico politics of difference circulation international organizations |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/cal/12198 |
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