Lorenza B. Fontana

Lorenza B. Fontana discusses indigenous rights and ethnic conflict in the Andes, exploring post-recognition dynamics and conflicts. The podcast covers recognition reforms' impact on intergroup competition, challenges of navigating indigenous recognition politics in Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru, and struggles of Quechua migrant parents in accessing indigenous scholarships in Peru. It advocates for inclusive approaches to recognition policies for conflict resolution.

Lorenza B. Fontana, an expert in indigenous rights in the Andes, discusses recognition conflicts in the region. She explores the unintended consequences of recognition policies, challenges of free prior and informed consent in indigenous governance, interethnic education conflicts in Colombia and Peru, and the need for inclusive governance strategies.