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Marco Moretti

    This Brazilian author, originally a journalist and academic in communication studies, brings a wealth of experience from journalism and editorial work in popular culture to his writing. His style is influenced by a deep interest in film, comics, and broadcasting, which is evident in his engaging narratives. He critically examines the contemporary world and its cultural phenomena. 'Eu, Sumé' marks his debut novel.

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    International Law and Nomadic People
    • 2012

      International Law and Nomadic People

      • 318 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The book explores the historical prejudice faced by nomadic peoples from settled societies and political systems. It highlights the significant shift in the 1970s when international lawyers began to recognize and advocate for the rights of these communities, marking a crucial turning point in their legal and social status. Through this examination, it sheds light on the ongoing challenges and the importance of protecting the rights of nomadic populations.

      International Law and Nomadic People