Posibilidades de acción politíca no violenta en sociedades fragmentadas por múltiples conflictos: A propósito del caso colombiano

Translated title of the contribution: Likelyhood of non-violent political action in societies fragmrnted by multiple conflicts: On the Colombian case

Freddy Cante

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Abstract

Ethere are societies fragmented by multi ple conflicts, close to war of all against all, characterized by authoritative and violent social relations, with a weak State nation and the propensity of some rulers to criminality and authoritarianism, and the presence of fragmentary tyrannies (warlords, guerrilla groups, and mafia). Such environment makes extremely difficult the adoption of nonviolent ways. This topic is analyzed in six sections: 1) proposal of the problem; 2) discussion on fragmentation and dissent in democracy and collective action; 3) relationshi p between non-violent political action and democracy; 4) synthesis of the Colombian situation; 5) some possibilities for the non-violent action in the country, ones proving to be adequate for fighting against violent and authoritatian state and non-state actors.

Translated title of the contributionLikelyhood of non-violent political action in societies fragmrnted by multiple conflicts: On the Colombian case
Original languageSpanish
JournalAnalisis Politico
Volume23
Issue number70
StatePublished - Sep 2010
Externally publishedYes

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

  • History
  • Sociology and Political Science
  • Political Science and International Relations

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