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Estudios Políticos

Print version ISSN 0121-5167On-line version ISSN 2462-8433

Abstract

SALAZAR GALLEGO, Julián  and  GARCIA ROMERO, Julián Esteban. The Landscapes of the Transition in Colombia. The Case of the Community Council of La Larga and Tumaradó Rivers, Chocó. Estud. Polit. [online]. 2020, n.59, pp.124-148. ISSN 0121-5167.  https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.espo.n59a06.

This article analyzes the way in which multiple transitional scenarios and conflicts of various kinds intertwine in the daily lives of the inhabitants of the Community Council of La Larga and Tumaradó Rivers, Chocó. These scenarios are the product of transitional justice devices that operate in the collective territory, which work in the middle of the recruitment of the armed conflict as a result of the transition scenario of the Havana Peace Agreement. According to the starting hypothesis, the experience of such a process is marked by the tension between a series of discourses and technical procedures of the State-system and expressions or mechanisms of the proper and self-governing law, which do not make part of the hegemonic law. Through analytical elements from legal sociology and the anthropology of the State, it was possible to find that transitional justice devices, when assembled locally, suffer a dislocation, and the leaders endure processes of ethnic political subjectivation that generate a transitional legal pluralism.

Keywords : Armed Conflict; Transitional Justice; Collective Territory; System-State; Ethnic Political Subjectivities; Transitional Legal Pluralism.

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