bachelorThesis
Del discurso del desarrollo al buen vivir: una aproximación con enfoque étnico diferencial a la intervención megaminera en el Alto Putumayo
Fecha
2015Autor
Pardo Quintero, Andrés Felipe
Institución
Resumen
This study is about the issue of alternatives to conventional development, specifically the concept of Buen Vivir- Sumak Kawsay, at light of the description and analysis of the impacts of the mining boom in the Alto Putumayo, ancestral territory of indigenous people Inga and Camëntsá. This work wants to show that the commitment to an extractive economic model is inspired by a plan of global domination of natural resources by some powers, which through economic neoliberalism, globalization and accumulation by dispossession; wants deprive Indians people from their territories. In that sense, they question the historical roots of development discourse that legitimizes such practices are questioned, and exposes the experience gathered in the field, whit outstanding educational processes, mobilization and resistance from communities in defense of life and environment.