Indigenous Peoples of Europe; Earth Jurisprudence as a Route to Sustainability and Justice
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Indigenous groups in Europe are often marginalised from justice, both democratically speaking and ecologically. Indeed, it is often unacknowledged that indigenous peoples also exist in Europe. This presentation presents three empirical examples of dynamic developments in Earth jurisprudence, in the form of assertiveness of European indigenous peoples: Greenlanders’ subversion of company and property law to advance their self-determination and environmental protection; the case of Svonni v Swedish Tax agency, upending national taxation laws whilst providing an unusual locus for preserving Saami livelihood; and impact of the formal recognition of Irish Travellers as an indigenous ethnic minority by the Republic of Ireland in 2017. For Indigenous peoples, the struggle for their collective human rights and to equal standing is acutely intertwined with sustainability. These examples show indigenous assertiveness in Europe pursues ecological justice, but also a wider justice, capable of challenging Euro-centric and anthropocentric legal systems on its own terms. In so doing, this interdisciplinary paper critiques the anthropocentric foundations of the legal system and the implications this has for national self-determination, and in particular for indigenous peoples' rights.
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Wannette Van Eg Dom - Tuinstra. Indigenous Peoples of Europe; Earth Jurisprudence as a Route to Sustainability and Justice. 2026. https://www.declarationuniverselledesdroitsdelarbre.org/global-rights-of-nature-radar/reference/r-af705c6ccf183ece2ab52d8c13adee23/
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- Wannette Van Eg Dom - Tuinstra. (2026). Indigenous Peoples of Europe; Earth Jurisprudence as a Route to Sustainability and Justice. https://www.declarationuniverselledesdroitsdelarbre.org/global-rights-of-nature-radar/reference/r-af705c6ccf183ece2ab52d8c13adee23/
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- Wannette Van Eg Dom - Tuinstra. Indigenous Peoples of Europe; Earth Jurisprudence as a Route to Sustainability and Justice. 2026. https://www.declarationuniverselledesdroitsdelarbre.org/global-rights-of-nature-radar/reference/r-af705c6ccf183ece2ab52d8c13adee23/
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