Multiculturalidad e inclusión en México : los pueblos originarios de Guerrero / Justino Lozano Alvarado.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Lozano Alvarado, Justino, author.

Series:

Plural

Language:

Spanish

Subjects (All):

Indians of Mexico--Government relations.

Indians of Mexico.

Indians of Mexico--Civil rights.

Indians of Mexico--Politics and government.

Multiculturalism--Political aspects--Mexico.

Multiculturalism.

Indians of Mexico--Government relations--Mexico--Guerrero (State).

Indians of Mexico--Civil rights--Mexico--Guerrero (State).

Indians of Mexico--Politics and government--Mexico--Guerrero (State).

Physical Description:

175 pages ; 22 cm.

Place of Publication:

Ciudad de México : Tirant humanidades, 2024.

Summary:

This study explores Mexico s multiculturalism, its ethnic and cultural diversity, and how democracy in a plural and diverse society accommodates Indigenous peoples. The research examines how the democratic system integrates Indigenous communities into legal and political spaces, recognizing that, as distinct ethnic identities, they have historically faced marginalization, discrimination, and exclusion by the state. The author aims to analyze how representative democracy in a diverse society like Mexico includes Indigenous peoples, focusing on two key factors: the legal framework (constitutional laws) and the democratic system.

Notes:

Bibliography: pages 169-175.

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9788411833943

OCLC:

1453872561