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Estudios fronterizos

versión On-line ISSN 2395-9134versión impresa ISSN 0187-6961

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MARTINEZ HERRERA, Luis Adolfo. Violencia y desplazamiento: Hacia una interpretación de carácter regional y local. El caso de Risaralda y su capital Pereira. Estud. front [online]. 2006, vol.7, n.14, pp.81-112. ISSN 2395-9134.

This dissertation tries to make an analysis about phenomenons of violence in the region of Risaralda and your capital Pereira. The established reflection is made by means of a historical view, a violence characterization and some of your causal explanations, a reflection where the main reference is the territory and your manifold scenes that conjugate actors crossing, interests and territorial dominions, besides, a migratory process by violence (displacement by violence) that materializes the sequels of conflict, and finally, by means of a local view that recognizes in the globalized societies, new non regulated scenes of conflict by the state-nation. This analysis permits to recognize the territorial topics of control and dominion and it identifies some of the structural explanations that show continuities and discontinuities that have an effect on population of the region in a differentiated way. The reflection provokes new questions to guide next investigations in the region.

Palabras llave : Violence; displacement; Colombian armed conflict; History; power nets.

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