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portada Making Peace with Property. Traces of Post-Conflict Colombia
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2027
Language
English
Pages
304
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.9x15.2 cm
ISBN13
9781478034520

Making Peace with Property. Traces of Post-Conflict Colombia

Meghan L. Morris (Author) · Duke University Press · Hardcover

Making Peace with Property. Traces of Post-Conflict Colombia - Meghan L. Morris

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Synopsis "Making Peace with Property. Traces of Post-Conflict Colombia"

In Making Peace with Property, Meghan L. Morris investigates the role of property in armed conflict and peacemaking in Colombia. Property is widely understood to be a root cause of Colombia’s decades-long civil war, and the reordering of property has become both a necessity for and obstacle to peace. Drawing on ethnographic research, legal studies, and historical analysis, Morris examines two of Colombia’s major property reordering projects: one designed to return land to people displaced by war, and another that aspired to overcome a violent past through equitable urban planning. These projects excavated traces of past conflicts to determine truths that would ground property allocation in a future peace. Morris shows how land claims and property disputes facilitate reconfigurations of natural and social worlds and a broad reimagination of political possibility, even as promised horizons of peace continually recede into the future.

Drawing on ethnographic research, legal studies, and historical analysis, Meghan L. Morris shows how property disputes facilitate reconfigurations of natural and social worlds.

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