Transitional Justice and Indigenous Jurisdictions Processes in Colombia: Four Case-Studies and Multi-Sited Ethnography

Angela Santamaria Chavarro; Mauricio Alejandro Fernandez; Mónica  Acosta

Transitional Justice and Indigenous Jurisdictions Processes in Colombia: Four Case-Studies and Multi-Sited Ethnography

Título traducido de la contribución: Procesos de Justicia Transicional y Jurisdicciones Indígenas en Colombia: Cuatro Estudios de Caso y Etnografía Multi-Sited

Angela Santamaria Chavarro, Mauricio Alejandro Fernandez, Mónica Acosta

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La justicia transicional y su gama de mecanismos y objetivos parecen ser un debate importante sobre cómo abordar las violaciones de los derechos humanos cometidas en el pasado en las sociedades en transición o en situaciones posteriores a conflictos. Debido a la Ley de Paz y Justicia 975 de 2005 y al actual escenario colombiano de un proceso de paz entre el Estado colombiano y las FARC, el análisis de este tipo de "justicia" y de la jurisdicción indígena parece ser un tema complejo en Colombia. Los autores quisieran discutir los diferentes usos de las leyes internacionales y nacionales relativas a los pueblos indígenas en Colombia, como un proceso social de interacciones complejas que involucra diferentes tipos de agentes (actores estatales, ONGs, organizaciones internacionales, organizaciones indígenas, abogados, etc.). Además, será importante discutir cómo el marco de la justicia transicional en Colombia trae alguna incongruencia para coordinar y aplicar conceptos de acuerdo a la jurisdicción indígena, basándose en cuatro estudios de caso y trabajo etnográfico que tratan sobre la producción internacional de derecho consuetudinario.

Título traducido de la contribución	Procesos de Justicia Transicional y Jurisdicciones Indígenas en Colombia: Cuatro Estudios de Caso y Etnografía Multi-Sited
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Título de la publicación alojada	Handbook Of Research On Transitional Justice And Peace Building In Turbulent Regions
Editores	Fredy Cante Maldonado
Editorial	IGI Global Publishing
Capítulo	Chapter 20
Páginas	367-420
ISBN (versión impresa)	978-1-4666-9675
Estado	Publicada - 2015

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Santamaria Chavarro, A., Fernandez, M. A., & Acosta, M. (2015). Transitional Justice and Indigenous Jurisdictions Processes in Colombia: Four Case-Studies and Multi-Sited Ethnography. En F. C. M. (Ed.), Handbook Of Research On Transitional Justice And Peace Building In Turbulent Regions (pp. 367-420). IGI Global Publishing. https://books.google.com.co/books?hl=es&lr=&id=DYZACwAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PR1&dq=Transitional+Justice+and+Indigenous+Jurisdictions+Processes+in+Colombia:+Four+Case-Studies+and+Multi-Sited+Ethnography&ots=_UPTD_RaZU&sig=E1DGz9ku_GErKyk57532jBnBLUA#v=onepage&q=Transitional%20Justice%20and%20Indigenous%20Jurisdictions%20Processes%20in%20Colombia%3A%20Four%20Case-Studies%20and%20Multi-Sited%20Ethnography&f=false

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