Por uma definição de propriedade indígena no Brasil

Abstract

This dissertation aims to understand how indigenous peoples were silent voices in a great historical process of colonization. In this context, the works seeks to recognize a historic right to land through the recognition of indigenous property, with their bond with land and nature being really meaningful. For this, the work starts from the hypothetical deductive method, which through a line of reasoning deduces from pre-established information. It presents a qualitative approach and with a documentary bibliographic review procedure, investigates scientific articles, books and videos on the Brazilian context of granting Rights to indigenous peoples. In relation to depth, this is an explanatory research, as it tries to bring explanations about the coherent themes, as well as about the impacts of colonization and the creation of Human Rights in front of the Iberian Peace School. How does the definition and creation of the indigenous property assist in the right to the full cultural development of these peoples? Therefore, the work shows the need for the institution of a concept of communal property in favor of Brazilian indigenous peoples in an International System.