From the vicissitudes of the conflict to a post-conflict scenario : civil route for the construction of a lasting peace culture.

Martha Isabel Álvarez, ; Margarita Lopera Chaves, ; Shutther González Rosso, ; Luz Adriana Aristizábal, ; José Alexander Herrera,

Synopsis

The objective of this research is to unveil the trajectories of a civil route for a lasting peace culture, from the understanding of cultural practices and options in centuries of resistance, by native communities. For the significance of this proposal, it has been necessary the encounter between cultures and dialogues on experiences in conflict histories, reconciliations, struggles and achievements, reflected with the participants of the indigenous and peasant communities, as researchers in their territories, with the group Cuchavira, of UNAD. The approach is qualitative, within the typology of hermeneutic historical research. The findings burst in the narratives, as leaders of the communities have emerged with their cosmovision, managers of recoveries, even among losses of actors, territories and cultural identities and oppositions, which, at the same time, have given way to social, political, educational transitions and new forms of relationships in interactions of historical managers and individuals.

Keywords: social processes, post-conflict, Colombian armed conflict

Chapters

  • Introducción
  • Capítulo 1 : Del conflicto armado a escenarios de paz perdurables: ruta civil para la paz
  • Capítulo 2 : Proceso metodológico
  • Capítulo 3 : Comunidades indígenas y de campesinos hablan de paz
  • Capítulo 4 : Categorías de análisis
  • Capítulo 5 : Ruta civil para una paz perdurable

ISBN-13 (15)

978-958-651-659-4

Fecha de publicación (01):

2018-12-01
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How to Cite

Álvarez, M. I., Lopera Chaves, M., González Rosso, S., Aristizábal, L. A., & Herrera, J. A. (2018). From the vicissitudes of the conflict to a post-conflict scenario: civil route for the construction of a lasting peace culture. Sello Editorial UNAD. https://doi.org/10.22490/9789586516594

Categories Research Book

Published

December 1, 2018