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Philosophical and political basics of the Colombian Political Constitution-1991 is a proposal articulating research and classroom implementation, it also comprises curricular content linked with the ... the undergraduate course Political Constitution. The study of both the proposal and course has two nodes: the topics and contents of the political constitution; and the skills, attitude, and civic
value systems and behaviors is crucial for understanding socioecological dynamics. We propose an analytical framework that combines political ecology and game theory to analyze water ecosystem services ... et al., 2006; Green et al., 2015; Podimata & Yannopoulos, 2015) and placing them at the center of the debate on water scarcity and social conflict. They are a key priority on political agendas across
conceptual analysis and logical argumentation. The subdiscipline of moral and political philosophy - especially within the Anglo-American tradition - is most concerned with exploring topics such as rights ... , 2000) . Analyses at the higher levels involve inputs from Philosophy, Law, Economic History, Economic Sociology, Environmental Sociology, Political Economy, while analyses at the lower end are often the
, goats, and sheep they captured from colonists. They maintained their struggle against colonisation post-independence. In Colombia they have only recently obtained political devolution through legal ... longstanding patterns of reciprocity. Wayuu; Non-human; Animal husbandry; Pastoralism; Transhumance; Transtermitance / transterminance; Reciprocity; Political devolution; Climate change; Guajira peninsular
The purpose of this article is to analyze how the fundamental right to personal freedom, declared in the Political Constitution of 1991, is limited based on the constitutional and legal mechanisms
literature has been shaped predominantly by political science perspectives, initially with a focus on interstate conflicts, and ecological dynamics have received little attention to date. Building on the ... . The fear that this will exacerbate socio-political conflicts has been a longstanding subject of debate among politicians and academics studying the nexus between natural resources, environmental change
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Constitutional Law is a book that deviates from this general rule in legal academia. The book's main subject of enquiry is the political economy of legal knowledge. On the one hand, it questions the dominant ... analyze the two dominant models in the political economy of legal knowledge: the liberal model and the colonial model. Secondly, I examine the arguments by means of which the book questions these models and
Philosophy , 33 ( 3 ), 451 - 490 . (in Chinese). Berkes , F. ( 2018 ). Sacred Ecology (4th edition) . Routledge. Byers , B. A. , Cunliffe , R. N. , & Hudak , A. T. ( 2001 ). Linking the conservation of culture ... Transformation: The political and economic origins of our time . Beacon Press. Qiao , Z. M. ( 2001 ). Hisotry of Taiwan Indigenous people: Rukai Tribe . Academia Historica. Rath , S. , & Ormsby , A. A. ( 2020
This article addresses, first, populism as a phenomenon described by political science and sociology, highlighting its main features and the tension it creates with democracy. Thereafter, a ... ), 55-70. [ Links ] Bobbio, N. (1986). Democracia y populismo. Revista de Ciencia Política, 8 (1-2), 127-137. [ Links ] Bottoms, A. (1995). The philosophy and politics of punishment and sentencing
This research article examines various proposals generated from the philosophy of law and from legal theory, around the requirement of rationality, not only in the regulation of law, but also in the
Our research addresses knowledge integration for the good governance of the environment and the oceans: (a) through a comprehensive legal, political science, and anthropological analysis; and (b) by ... knowledge integration in law, political sciences, and anthropology. During the workshop, a broad range of best practices, challenges, and research gaps in the context of knowledge systems integration were
The principal aim of this article is to show how an epistemic injustice approach allows us to understand the relationship between lies in politics and injustice. We argue that when political lying ... particularities of political lying, as compared to other forms of lying. Second, we asseverate that the political lie based on prejudice configures an ontological condition of the victims. Finally, we propose two
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
Jürgen Habermas has argued that the political concept of human rights derives in the loss of the explosive political force of this doctrine. This paper gives account of such criticism making use of ... account of such criticism making use of the tools available in the philosophy of law. Specifically, from the idea of rights in general and what this paper will label its positional and descriptive
