Social recognition in the context of Colombia’s post-conflict : Case study of peasant reserve zones

Conocimiento y reflexión
Karen Natalia Fajardo

Universidad de La Salle, Colombia

Amanda Vargas Prieto

Universidad de La Salle

Purpose: The present reflection paper focuses on clarifying how peasant reserve zones (zcr from their initials in Spanish) may be considered a social recognition strategy.

Themes: Several aspects must be dealt with through this journey, among them are notions such as justice, recognition and, mainly, Colombian peasant identity.

Development: There is evidence that zcr trigger a positive impact on the extent to which they allow peasant’s identity restoration where they establish; this strengthens communities and lets them, take part of, among others, social, economic and environmental decisions.

Conclusions: Territory has played a major role in the development of farming and its correspondence with lifestyles and idiosyncrasies of Colombian peasants. This is why the zcr figure involves a social recognition both in cultural and population terms, as well as of their historical significance, which has had an impact on the present.

Keywords: peasants, participation, social recognition, peasant reserve zones (zcr)
Published
01/28/2018
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Fajardo, K. N., & Vargas Prieto, A. (2018). Social recognition in the context of Colombia’s post-conflict: Case study of peasant reserve zones. Cooperativismo & Desarrollo, 26(113). https://doi.org/10.16925/co.v26i113.2189
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