2021-03-232021-03-232021-02-26GOMES, F. H. B. A inefetividade dos direitos territoriais indígenas e o genocídio cotidiano dos povos indígenas no Brasil (1988-2020). 2021. 106 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Direito Agrário) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2021.http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/11189This text aims to discuss the daily genocide of indigenous people in Brazil (1988-2020). The violence and deaths are situated in the historical context that follows the Constitution of 1988 and the guarantees of indigenous territorial rights. The main focus of this work is the importance of demarcation and protection of the indigenous territories as means to the protection of life. In order to do so, the work intends to respond the following questions: a) what are the relations between the ineffectiveness of indigenous territorial rights and the violence and death of indigenous people? b) The violence and deaths approach theoretically and methodologically to the “daily genocide” category? The hypothesis is that the lack of possibilities to satisfy material and spiritual necessities – regarding the guarantee of territorial, identity, cultural and constitutional self-government rights –, the deconstitutionalisation practices and the absence of social policies contributed to “daily genocide”. Furthermore, the major goal is to demonstrate, based on the “historicization of normative concepts method” (Senent de Frutos), and also on the empiric data obtained by the documental analysis of “Indegenous People in Brazil” (“Povos Indígenas no Brasil”) series – created by the Ecumenical Center of Documentation and Information (Cedi) and the Socio-environmental Institute (Isa) –, that the consequences of the Brazilian State’s actions and omissions regarding the ineffectiveness of constitutional guarantees of territorial demarcation and protection contribute to daily genocide. To enlighten the analysis, the theoretical framework is founded in the “indigenist politic” studies (Souza Lima); specific territoriality (Almeida; Shiraishi Neto; Pacheco de Oliveira); indigenous territory (Souza Filho; Martinez de Bringas); genocide (Lemkin) and daily genocide (Clavero). In conclusion, the empirical research demonstrates that the ineffectiveness of indigenous territories rights makes satisfaction, production and reproduction of life impossible, besides the fact that contributes to violence and extermination of people that belong to a specific ethnic group. These practices compose a gradual violence: the daily genocide.Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 InternationalDireito agrárioDireitos territoriais indígenasTerritorialidadePolíticas indigenistasGenocídios cotidianosAgrarian rightIndigenous territorial rightsTerritorialitiesIndigenist politicsDaily genocideCIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::DIREITODissertação