Although these two topics are globally associated with the emergence of so-called collective rights or third-generation rights, the scant emphasis seen in such initiatives on the issue of local and traditional knowledge leads to the intuitive perception that the initiatives may address the issue abstractly, but may not necessarily promote a heterogeneous conception of the environment that could be articulated with a culture that would help transform the paradigm of western modernity of the separation of man and nature Leff, 2004; Escobar, 2005.
Esto considerando que estos temas se asocian en una escala global con la emergencia de los llamados derechos colectivos o derechos de tercera generación.