The Prior Consultation of Indigenous Peoples in Latin America: Inside the Implementation Gap [Hardcover]

List of Illustrations  List of Contributors  Preface  Acknowledgements  Introduction  Part I Defining Prior Consultation  1. Indigenous Peoples Contributions to Multilateral Negotiations on their Rights to Participation, Consultation, and Free, Prior and Informed Consent  2. Towards a Global Framework on Business and Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, and their Right to Consultation and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent  3. Binding Consent of Indigenous Peoples in Colombia: An Example of Transformative Constitutionalism  4. Indigenous Peoples Experiences of Resistance, Participation, and Autonomy: Consultation and Free, Prior and Informed Consent in Peru  Part II Administrating Prior Consultation  5. The Coupling of Prior Consultation and Environmental Impact Assessment in Bolivia: Corporate Appropriation and Knowledge Gaps  6. Prior Consultation as a Scenario for Political Dispute. A Case Study among the Sikuani Peoples from Orinoqu?a, Colombia  7. Prior Consultation as a Door Opener: Frontier Negotiations, Grassroots Contestation, and New Recognition Politics in Peru  8. Processes and Failures of Prior Consultations with Indigenous Peoples in Chile  9. Institutional Scope and Limitations of the Right to Consultation and the Free, Prior and Informed Consent of Indigenous Peoples in Mexico  Part III Institutionalising Prior Consultation  10. The Construction of a General Mechanism of Consultation with Indigenous Peoples in Costa Rica  11. The Construction of a National Mechanism of Prior Consultation in Honduras  12. Towards an Effective Prior Consultation Law in Paraguay  Part IV Avoiding Prior Consultation  13. The Failure to Consult Indigenous Peoples and Obtain their Free, Prior and Informed lC"