Legal anthropology and interdisciplinary perspectives

Abstract

This article is based on a literature review and analysis of studies related to social and armed conflicts in the Northern Cauca sub-region, where there is a diversity of ethnic communities such as indigenous peoples, especially the Nasa people, black communities and zones of peasant reserve. Methodologically, the review of publications made by legal anthropologists, sociologists and lawyers, and the researchers' own experience in the field, adding a critical analysis of the data collected, the conflictive panorama and transitional justice is shown from a historical-critical perspective. in a region rich in biodiversity and the possible transformations of the conflict.

Keywords

• ethnic communities
• social conflicts
• cultural diversity
• legal anthropology
• north of cauca