Justicia transicional y conflicto indígena
Abstract
Indigenous participation in the design and implementation of transitional justice is key to achieving peace and fulfilling the guarantees of non-repetition. The works of Cederman, Gleditsch and Wucherpfennig on ethnic conflicts for self-determination show that the recognition of political rights for indigenous peoples is a solution. Chile, unlike these solutions, has opted for criminalization.
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