Los derechos como mecanismos de resistencia al poder. La plurinacionalidad y los derechos indígenas desde el movimiento indígena ecuatoriano

Based on the relationship between the elements State structure and social rights, we propose a different analysis from the traditional one that understands in an unidirectional way that social rights are determined by the power structure. Our proposal raises the possibility that rights may not be captured by State power, but through themselves, putting into crisis the very structure of it. The proposal of this paper is to evaluate, from the Ecuadorian perspective, whether the incorporation of economic, social, and cultural rights of the rights of indigenous peoples and nationalities is possible to find some way of restructuring the State, and produce a rupture to the classic model of concentration of power. Through the thesis of the Plurinational State, we want to suggest a broader reading of rights as tools that allow not only to limit power, but also to defuse it

• Auteur principal: Romero Larco , Johanna (author)
• Format: article
• Langue: spa
• Publié: 2017
• Sujets: Estado Plurinacional; Plurinacionalidad; derechos económicos; sociales y culturales; estructura del Estado; movimiento indígena.; Plurinational State; plurinationality; economic; social; and cultural rights; structure of the State; and indigenous movement
• Accès en ligne: https://revistadigital.uce.edu.ec/index.php/CAP/article/view/1947