Del contractualismo igualitario, al desarrollo humano diferencial, una perspectiva de justicia desde el enfoque de capacidades humanas en el proceso de retorno a la vida civil de desmovilizados en Colombia

Translated title of the contribution: From egalitarian contractualism to differential human development: a perspective of justice from the view of human capabilities in the process of returning to civilian life of demobilized persons in Colombia

Johan Andrés Nieto Bravo, Juan Pablo Pardo Rodríguez

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Abstract

The civil life return processes of the Colombian demobilized has been strongly influenced by contractualism as a doctrine based in equality principle, which has given a philosophical base with a transcendent characteristic to the creation of modern states and the policy of social reintegration. Nevertheless that theore-tic perspective is contrasted by growing differential approach of human development, which centers the view in demobilized people and in educating their capacities, in order to mobilize then to legality, from a protagonist exercise of their identity as citizens. In this way the current political bets, in the light of a new border of the justice, require to made this people’s accom-panying processes always new, in order to empower them in the important task of social construction.
Translated title of the contributionFrom egalitarian contractualism to differential human development: a perspective of justice from the view of human capabilities in the process of returning to civilian life of demobilized persons in Colombia
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)83-104
Number of pages22
JournalHallazgos
StatePublished - 01 Jul 2017
Externally publishedYes

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