Pedro Rodríguez’s scientific contributions

... (a) its management by modern states, which would thus impose a vision distant from those of the indigenous communities [2]; b) the scarce or null participation of local communities in the elaboration and discussion of the proposal [3][4][5]; c) the exclusion of local stories and the promotion of a homogenizing discourse on very diverse territories [6]; d) the economic contribution of large mining companies to the project, as a means to legitimize their activities [6]; e) centralized decision making and lack of information to local communities and authorities [7]; f) the absence of prior archaeological research to responsibly define the components to be incorporated into the project [7]; g) the lack of understanding between the different organizations involved [3]. ...

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Is all the UNESCO´s Qhapaq Ñan really Inca? Problems with the incorporation of sections and sites from San Juan (Argentina)