IDENTITY, ETHNICITY, GLOBALIZATION AND INDIAN POPULATIONS IN BORDERS: THE KAMBA PRESENCE IN CORUMBÁ, MS (1945-1987)
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https://doi.org/10.5216/hr.v10i2.9160Abstract
This paper has as a purpose to study the relationships among identity, ethnicity and globalization in Latin America. It is taken as a starting point the presence of Indian populations in borders, it is verified that the social-economic, political and cultural processes which were intensified in the last decades of the 20th century, designed as a group by globalization, are highly complex and cause strong impacts in the cultural practices and in the identities of several groups, creating contradictory, heterogeneous and fragmented situations. Particularly, it is analyzed, in a preliminary way, the historical trajectory of the Kamba Indians, in the border Brazil-Bolivia. In a dialogue between History and Anthropology, it is considered the historical development of the identities assumed by the Kamba considering their particularities, in a situational perspective.
Key words: Identity, ethnicity, globalization, Latin America, Kamba Indians.
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