The move forward of gold mining in the colombian massif: conflict, associativity and territory governance
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This paper presents the ways in which social actors articulate after the mining incursions and the legacy of protest mobilizations that occurred during the last part of the 20th Century (1990-2000) in the municipality of La Vega (Cauca, Colombia). To do this, documentary analysis was applied with a survey that served as a tool for Social Network Analysis (SNA). Indicators and expected values were typified, and the corresponding graph was constructed to track conflict and governance. As a result, new ways were found to process the phenomenon which has strong roots in peasant organizations and socio-centric arrangements that, although generate knowledge, require multi scalar connections that overcome virtual inbreeding arrangements.
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Cortés Landázury, R. (2018). The move forward of gold mining in the colombian massif: conflict, associativity and territory governance. Semestre Económico, 21(49), 15-39. https://doi.org/10.22395/seec.v21n49a1